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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1920
Page
4
Reports from Madrid state a general strike is called in Portugal with workers in postal telegraph and telephone, banking, docks, and railways halted. Travellers confirm widespread stoppages as the nation braces for economic disruption on October 7 1920.
New York notes another drop in sugar prices as the Federal Sugar Refining Company lowers refined sugar costs, marking a record year for the local market. Industry observers caution about ongoing volatility and potential supply shifts.
The 14th census shows a U S population near 105 7 million with total counting at 117 95 million including island territories The gains reflect a 15 21 percent rise since 1900 1910 and the impact of wartime migration Rural growth lags urban expansion while states like Michigan Virginia Arkansas and Iowa post notable increases The Census Bureau notes 40 weeks spent in enumeration and aims to release full totals as states complete civil divisions
A promotion for Neutrone Prescription 99 claims to purify blood and kidneys to cure rheumatism. It touts relief from inflamed joints and muscles, promising health and happiness, and urges readers to buy from Ebert's Drug Store and other druggists. The text also references census work and the use of computing machines in data collection.
Lorain County authorities refuse parole for several Oberlin youths, citing ongoing delinquency and lack of reform. Judge Redington stresses duty to public safety, warns that repeated auto thefts could rise if not penalized, and sentences the group to Mang F field reformatory. The decision follows petitions and local debate over juvenile justice and rehabilitation.
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