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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1920
Page
6
In a chaotic room a bucket of green paint spills over a table and guests. Hilly, Ike, and Frank scramble as a goat named Billy flees with the cook in pursuit armed with a shotgun. Frank halts the cook and insists it is his goat, ending the scene as tension remains over tomorrow’s report on Hilly.
Fragmentary text suggests a track or motor race note with references to teams or officials and a trophy. Names and places are largely damaged, but hints include Amherst and Omaha contexts, a trophy lineage, and entries count. Overall, readable facts are minimal and uncertain.
New York report recounts a infant from the citys east side who fell four stories but survived unharmed, prompting a sensational claim that luck influenced survival over natural selection. The mother Mrs Vecchio witnessed the incident, then found the child safe in a cushioned carriage after his fall.
Ohio notices list multiple company incorporations and capital increases. Eliott Oil and Gas Development Co in Portsmouth seeks $15,000. Winner Chemical Co in Toledo $10,000. Ivory Polish Co in Elyria $50,000. Mahoning Contracting Co in Warren $25,000. Breece Mfg Co in New Boston grows from $300,000 to $600,000. Milner Electric Co in Cincinnati from $20,000 to $100,000. other firms include Gaking Co Toledo and Young Engineering in Cleveland with varied sums.
Pete Herman of New Orleans, bantamweight champion, is ready to defend his title today in East Chicago against Jack Sharkey of New York in a scheduled ten round bout. Fans expect a sharp battle as Sharkey recently defeated Jimmy Wilde in Milwaukee.
The piece cites Daniels criticizing the Republican stance on the league of nations. He defends Coolidge’s war-time duty stance while contrasting Harding Johnson and Borah views. It notes Marion speeches by Harding clarifying policy, the Lodge justification, and the push for a clear, unequivocal presidential position amid partisan divides.
Sept 11 trading opened with muted moves as stock prices moved in small fractions. Oils, rails, and coppers showed mixed shifts while foreign exchange weakened further with British rates at low levels since March.
The article explains Rosh Hashanah as the start of the Jewish year and the Day of Judgment, stressing repentance and the need for atonement before Yom Kippur. It frames the period as a time for self-examination, divine justice, and responsibility of the people as servants of God.
Elyria man John Jackson was released after a Lorain arrest tied to a local mule theft months earlier and a separate charge of violating the city Morse ordinance. Burt Porter received a $200 fine for liquor evidence linked to Jackson and Porter in a red car on East 28th Street.
Delaware, O Sept 11 report states the Ohio Methodist Episcopal conference will hold its next season in Circleville, with announcement attributed to Bishop Anderson. The note confirms plans for the conference location and timing, reflecting church event details.
Rev Herbert C Carroll of the Kentucky conference and Rev Ira G McCormick of the Western Ohio conference have been transferred to the Ohio conference district, Bishop Anderson announced that the assignment will be made public next Monday.
Milan Italy Sept 11 intense movements by metal workers to occupy and operate plants across Italy raise tension. Meetings between employers and workmen representatives continued today in hope of some adjustment to the dispute amid a spirit of compromise.
Harold Dusenberg 22 foreman and Esther Jamison 13 of Wellington listed for marriage. William Lutz 40 clerk. Lorain and Leon Esch 26 of Loratna also named in license records.
In Mexico City on September 11, Bertie Johnson the British subject who escaped bandits led by Pedro Zamora and was held captive for weeks after a raid on Authin has been recaptured by Zamora per a war department release.
An effort to hire Derrill Pratt star second baseman of the New York Yankees as varsity baseball coach at the University of Michigan is under way Pratt has been offered the job to succeed Carl Lunderen and is considering the proposal He would coach baseball and assist in football and basketball if he accepts the post
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