Local Budget Planned for League Sessions
Pubbell reports monthly sum of 2080 dollars to be approved by council and presented to the league at upcoming sessions. Details indicate budget alignment with 02 080 figures and the League of No-Year.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1920
Page
6
Pubbell reports monthly sum of 2080 dollars to be approved by council and presented to the league at upcoming sessions. Details indicate budget alignment with 02 080 figures and the League of No-Year.
Members of the ayers' Club listened to remarks about General life and relatives as Judge Nichols and Hon W G Sharp shared anecdotes. Guests included Willig Vickery, Thomas Dunlap, Cr Washburn, and Judge Redington from the court of appeals who were present and spoke briefly.
Church of Christ Scientist advertises Hast avenue reading room Rast avenue and a Sunday school service. Morning service mentioned with biblical reference Luke 20:37 38. Weekly testimonial and public invitation to Wednesday evening 7 30 prayer and visiting room open.
Hospital records show admissions including Mrs L Tv of 888 West River Street and Esther Pratt with others identified by initials and streets. Discharges include Charles Mahlke Viola Wall Edna McGonnigle and Lorain SEE, with occupations noted for several patients. The notice mentions a car event or sale in the hotel lobby on Monday, Get 2ath.
Elyria and Norwalk police chase a string of leads after an attempted Lodi bank robbery and reports of a maroon car. Three men were arrested near Cleveland with $3,000 and disguises, while Willard officers hold intakes linking to the Bedford bank raid where Albert Joyce was killed and others wounded.
Indiana coal and food commission ordered all coal companies in the state to offer for sale weekly quantities to meet domestic consumption. The commission set a 1,500,000 ton monthly target and apportioned this supply among companies specifying each weekly allotment.
Z. H. Bower, a Lakewood resident, was hospitalized after losing control of his car on Carlisle Center Road yesterday afternoon. The vehicle fell into a nine foot ditch, causing an external skull fracture. A passing tourist assisted, and Sherry Backus Way arranged for the car and contents to be stored at a local garage.
New York October 23 stocks closed irregular with buying in ship pings oils and utilities leading gains while steels and rails lagged. United Fruit rose about 7 points and several utilities firms advanced. overall volume near 258,000 shares. Bond and commodity futures showed scattered moves, with cotton and sugar markets uneven and refinement steady.
London reports at noon today say Terence Mac Swiney, Cork lord mayor on his 72nd hunger strike day, is near death. An Exchange Telegraph bulletin claimed his last moments may be at hand while the Irish Self Determination League reported he remains unconscious. the Home Office says sisters cannot visit and has embargoed outside communication to him.
TOLEDO Oct 23 An unidentified pedestrian fired shots after rescuing Margaret Wright of Dayton from an assailant in Riverside Park last night. The man had talked familiarly about a bank hold up in Bedford near Cleveland. The attacker escaped when the rescuer’s shots went wild.
Police in Washington say they hold information likely to identify a man found dead on the city outskirts. The body, badly bruised, is believed to be Major Frank M. Scanland of Louisville, Ky., who served with the AEF. Cards bearing the name Major Scanland were found on the clothing. An inquiry showed F. M. Scanland registered at a local hotel and gave a forwarding address in Youngstown, NY.
An exhibit of the Lewis six cylinder auto motor will be shown in the lobby of the Andwur Hotel on Monday October 28th.
New York trading begins with irregular gains as London sentiment hints at British industrial and settlement adjustments over the weekend. Stocks such as United Fruit Atlantic Gulf and International Paper show modest advances while other leaders like General Electric and Seneca Copper lift in cautious early trading. Grain and meat futures close with wheat at 1.99 3 4 and pork around 22.75 to 22.90 per barrel while lard and ribs also move.
Cleveland October 23 market dispatch shows overall steady calf values with real calves to 1650 and a range for lambs up to 12.00. Sheep prices hold, hogs trade slowly with prices around 1.60 for mixed hogs as receipts total 2500.
Chicago markets report mixed with butter prices rising to 37 6c, creamery 37 3 4e, cattle 25c higher on select steers with top at 18.10, hogs steady to slightly higher, and pigs and feeders varying. Toledo grains list cash wheat 2.20, corn 0.93, oats 0.67 1 2, barley 5 90, rye No 2 1 70, clover seed prices and futures quoted.
Having sold my farm I will sell at public auction on the place known as the McNelly farm located 2 miles south and 1/2 mile east of Ridgeville Center along Chestnut Ridge road. Auction date to be announced. Terminology indicates a rural farm auction with location details for potential buyers.
On Wednesday October 27 1920 at 10 a m the sale listed horses cows poultry farm implements seed potatoes cabbages corn hay and household goods will be offered. Terms are cash under 10 and one year on bankable notes at 7 percent. Lunch served. C C Benjamin owner Dan Eason auctioneer
Fragmentary OCR data from 1930s newspaper includes scattered alphanumeric codes and names. Readable items are few. no coherent event or person profile emerges to summarize into a full card.
John Yaces, superintendent at the Gates mine of Crystal Black Mining near Gates ten miles east of Williamson, was shot this morning while walking along the Mingo Oulty road by unknown assailants. Federal troops were deployed into the Mingo county strike zone from Sprigg to patrol the woods and bloodhounds were sent from Williamson to trace the shooters. Attending convention E J Howenstine and Harold.
Perry departs today for Chicago to attend the National Convention of Commercial Secre tics. Mr Howen plans a brief Bellevue visit before continuing to the Western city.
Washington dispatch reports next week’s weather predictions for the northeast and mid Atlantic regions plus Gulf states and Ohio valley. Generally fair and cool conditions expected with a chance of local showers Monday and Tuesday.
Western physician Dr Leonhardt identifies Interpal as the cause of piles and prescribes Hem-Row tablets. The remedy is sold by C W Phillips with a money back guarantee and an emphasis on rapid, safe relief.
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