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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1920
Page
4
Fragmented text mentions an accident and fatalities involving Morris and Ida Miller, with references to a plane and flames. Names like Hank, Fisher, Che, and Cent appear amid garbled phrases. The piece is unclear but indicates a fatal incident and post incident notes.
Officials watching the aviation field saw the York Chicago mail plane from New York arrive for fuel at 8:30 a.m local time. The crew included pilot Max Miller and mechanic Gustav He, who relieved duties during the stop at the field.
Columbus September 1 The Ohio State Telephone Company filed a rate increase proposal with the Public Utilities Commission. The plan seeks higher telephone rates for service areas including Waveland Fostoria and Toledo. Current requests await regulatory action and a decision is expected after review.
NEW YORK Sept 1 Termin ation of the strike by Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company employees was to hinge on whether the strikers accept Judge Julius M Mayer s arbitration offer The strike leaders and board officials met amid pressure from officials and the union to settle The company planned to continue strikebreakers and boost service on surface lines and subways regardless of today s mass meeting outcome
Charles E L Nickles, manager at the Conrad hotel in Massillon, reports a guest took towels from a party at the hotel. The incident involves a visitor named Dover and an assortment of towels claimed to have been taken during the event. Recovery efforts are noted as ongoing.
The article notes Karakul lambs thriving in Canada under winter and elevation similar to Bokara conditions. It describes the carcass yield within three days, wool quality, and dry land management. It highlights prewar Karakul skin trade from Bokara to Lalpeig with 750,000 skins valued at $2,700,000 and current skin values from $20 to $25, reflecting a new profitable livestock phase for Canadian farmers.
Fragmented OCR notes describe involvement of Polish forces in driving Reds from Poland. Mentions thousands of young women as part of mobile wartime actions and Bolshevik reactions. Pervasive distortions and incomplete phrases obscure precise facts.
Pottsville reports show 73000 miners plan vacations with 25000 to 30000 already out by nine. Coal districts in Panther Creek Valley and nearby lines are tied up as 12000 workers idle. The Readings and Iron company halved its 35 collieries idle while Pennsylvania Railroad lines shut five collieries. Insurgent miners in Wilkesbarre discuss actions. a new strike threat looms if coal commission terms fail.
Reports from Mexico City say Samide Ger and British subject WB Johnson were kidnapped by the Jalisco bandit Pedro Zatmoral over seven weeks ago. Gen P Elias Calles heads to Guadalajara to assure troops continue pursuit amid fading hopes of prisoner release. In New York Greenwich Village imposes a jazz curfew as a Jefferson Market Court magistrate orders dinner tea room noise reduced after 11. Receivers appointed at Cleveland based Standard Parts company in Erie suit.
Toledo Sept 1 Mrs Pren Rood named for a city welfare job in Mayer Schreibers cabinet at 400 a year. She succeeds former welfare director Benedict who becomes service director in the new arrangement. A separate note describes a road accident where a turkey caused a car to crash, with occupants rescued unharmed.
In Columbus a three day session of the National Board of Farm Organizations opens focusing on creating a wheat pool. The plan aims to let farmers jointly control marketing and pricing of grain to stabilize markets and income.
Witnesses discuss Democratic National Committee salaries and expenditures. Spencer asked for a full employee list with salaries, promising to supply it. No breakers receive salaries, and there is no plan to pay any. A $2,000,000 fund for national committee purposes is deemed sufficient for the presidential campaign, a personal estimate by a Democratic leader.
Washington reports that the Japanese government will provide financial assistance to select industries to avert a serious business downturn. Commercial attaches James F. Abbott, filing from Tokyo, said substantial funds have already been deposited in private banks.
Florence, Mrs Buckley, Miss Fr O and many others are mentioned in a string of social notes. References to weeks, Sundays, visits, and travel appear with several named individuals in a community setting. The fragmentary text suggests a column of personal notices and get togethers.
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