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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1920
Page
7
Classified pages show rates for ads per line and consecutive insertions, with notices for wanted help in Elyria, clerical positions, and sales items. The advertisement details include Ford mechanic, clerks, and agents, plus property sale notices and a court summons demanding payment by December 4, 1920, with references to local addresses and organizations.
A satirical verse mocks wealth and politics via a wool seller who proclaims three bags for Rothschilds Schwab and the Vanderbilts but none for the mob. The verse blames the Democrata and Prosperity for the altered market, implying only millionaires can buy wool.
The Cleveland club plans to attend opening day activities with Major Hylan inviting the first ball throw. Umpire assignments for the game remain unsettled, with Henry and Wmn Ki em likely behind the plate and Dineen Connolly at other bases. Broadened ticket sales and a band plan are noted, as is a favorable Weather Bureau forecast for opening day with fair to fair and cooler conditions.
Ohio report says Senator Borah plans to retire from the presidential campaign, a move attributed to Cox managers by Henry S. Ballard, director of the GOP speakers bureau. Ballard released a telegram from Borah confirming willingness to help on a date yet to be set, while noting Cincinnati and Cleveland engagements may be rescheduled.
Our leading druggist C W Phil lips touts Vinci as a novel liver remedy popular with women since its introduction. He claims it lacks oil and grease and uses iron to quickly build red blood, helping those who were pale and tired become robust and nourished.
Miss Audrey Carrington Norman of Richmond Virginia arrived in New York from abroad wearing a stylish hand knitted suit of sackt and wool that revealed her ankles. The report notes she is back from a tour of devastated regions of Trance.
C.M. Hamilton Saskatchewan's agriculture minister asserts farmer prosperity hinges on a variety of products. Western Canada shifts from wheat bonanzas to diversified farming, with dairying expanding due to creameries and government backing. Growth is strongest along the prairie provinces near the transcontinental railway, in well watered, gently rolling zones.
The body of Wilfred Thompson, a Lorain soldier who died in France, arrived in Lorain yesterday. Military funeral rites will be conducted Tuesday afternoon with World War and Spanish War veterans in charge of the service.
A crowded meeting urged unanimous support for Republican candidates from president to local offices. Speakers accused Wilson era policies of socialism and praised Harding, Roosevelt ties, and a strong party slate. A Wooster minister backed Harry Davis for governor as Elyria Boys’ Band played selections.
Authorities pursue clues from a Brooklyn hotel and Pittsburgh room cache after a dynamite scare tied to a suspect named Zelenak. Reports say he left 470 Cleveland Street earlier, carried a yellow bag, and once worked for Hercules Powder. A Russian passport from 1918 was found in a foreign made trunk. Michael Torkusky says he rented a room to Zelenaka and furnished related information.
Columbus October 4 Vernon N Riegel state superintendent of public instruction mailed questionnaires to all superintendents to determine exact vacancies for high school elementary and one room schoolhouse teachers The goal is to gauge whether a teacher shortage exists and its scale across districts.
An unclear excerpt notes Oblo pressing for action on teacher age terms and administration steps. The fragment references EEE and Fae, suggesting policy discussions or reforms in education, with emphasis on leadership requests and potential implementation steps amid ongoing debates.
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