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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1921
Page
5
In Washington, Prohibition Commissioner Haynes warned hotels clubs and public saloons that private parties selling liquor may be shut down. The warning followed newspaper reports of price quotes on wines and whiskies from vendors in hotel and club lobbies.
Advertisement for Hecock Floral Company on Mad Street promoting straw colored flowers and ready-made color arrangements.
Tokio dispatches announce the Japanese delegation to the Washington Conference on Armaments and Pacific issues led by Prince Iyesaro Tokugawa as president of the House of Peers. Vice Admiral Tomosaburo Kato serves as Navy minister and Baron Kijuro Shinehara as ambassador to the United States with Masanao Hanihara and Tsuneo Matsudaira as chief secretaries.
Dayton banks sue three stockholders of Consolidated Motor Company totaling 30000 in claims after Cr French, the alleged brains of a fifty million dollar swindle, vanished as the scheme collapsed. Wayne C Littleton president vanished after the expose. N W Solienberger vice president William H Hanley and Edward F Miller named.
Rev. W A. Rutledge of Cleveland is chosen as pastor of the Norwalk church succeeding Rev Edwin E Watson Spring. Milan's water supply will be provided by a 50.09 gallon daily capacity system. Rudolph Petrhold and rfe unclear.
Police lined the Hoboken waterfront as 4000 longshoremen walked out in a strike ordered from New York headquarters. The action appears to be a protest over overtime changes slated after October 1, with Brooklyn officials denying any strike there.
Reports from Wonrverilie and Bellevue describe injuries from misidentified mushrooms and a high voltage accident. Fines were levied on Sam Jones, F Madison, and Jas Smith for apple stealing at Willard. A $100,000 high school building is planned for Lakeside. Willard High football schedule listed. Two motorists, McHeney and Chaney, fined for speeding. Inter-City Tea Co manager pleads hose use after a bee incident. Cambridge, O assigns Fred Wickham to English professor post.
Miss Mamie Kel logs of Lorainias visited Mrs Dwight Smith. On Sept 29 Mr and Mrs Harry Perkins hosted their son Morris. Rev and Mrs Ford led the Wellington Baptist Young People class. The evening featured games, music, and a dainty lunch.
Fraternal Order of Eagles prepare for a visit by Frank E Her ring twice national head and Eagle magazine editor. The event will be held Thursday October 6 with twenty guests attending. Several local residents, including Master Charlies Dent, are mentioned in the week’s social notes.
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