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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1920
Page
6
Trading showed mixed activity with motors oils and related gear leading losses while tobacco items posted gains. Industrial issues softened but some rollbacks were offset by modest advances in rail and mining issues as bond prices steadied and commodities markets shifted through a volatile session.
A simplistic home remedy claims four plain liquid arvon rubbed into the scalp at night can destroy dandruff completely. The writer asserts it stops itching, makes hair fluffy and lustrous, and works in all cases, though the source notes the product may be expensive.
Market briefs show New Jersey grants at 27 per 150 pounds for sacks, Virginia sweet potatoes at 5.75 to 6 per barrel, cattle slow with calves mostly 17 to 18.50, sheep and lambs steady at 12.00 for good lambs, hogs 14 to 18 cents, butter up to 43.17, poultry unsettled with fowls and turkeys varying, USDA notes dull cattle trade with mixed calf and sheep prices, general market softness across regions.
Feeders boat steady as western receipts open weak. Hogs trade unevenly 11,000 head, down from yesterday with carcass values around 17.66 for bulk and 26.00 17.50 for light and butcher hogs. Sows 16.60 15.90, pigs 25 cents lower. Sheep 23,000 slow, natives unevenly lower. top native lambs around 13.80, medium 12.90, best range lambs near 13.75. feeders steady with good lambs at 13.40.
Frank lin D'Olier national commander of the American Legion arrives in Cleveland to lead arrangements for the region's annual convention opening next Monday. He has completed a four month tour of legion posts nationwide, gathering insights from thousands of members and signaling a spirit of tolerance and fair play among Legionnaires.
Tokyo reports say the Japanese cabinet will pursue anti American legislation negotiations and press the racial equality issue at the League of Nations conference. Labor unions pledge harmonious cooperation with California workers. Public meetings feature voices on American Japanese tensions as Tokyo weighs gentlemens agreement revisions and a formal treaty. Premier Hara notes widened international responsibility and aims to withdraw Siberian troops except where defense requires.
Lorain County wool growers plan to ship wool from Elyria and Wellington to the state association in Columbus Friday afternoon. Howard Rogers, the county agent, says the association will sell the wool for the best price. Very little wool has been sold this year and most of the supply remains with Good growers. A small amount of fine wool from the south of the county has been sold, with prices around 63 cents per pound. An estimated 8,000 pounds of wool are held by Lorain farmers at present.
Frank Ho Durr of Lorain was divorced from Dare in the morning on grounds of gross neglect of duty. Dare testified she neglected her husband’s name and children and that her relations with both men and women harmed their reputation. He won custody of the children. Mrs Dare now resides in Fremont.
County officials resume anti liquor push as voters prepare for November election. The piece urges county residents to circulate guidance on ballot marking and to mobilize support from pulpit and community leaders. Nellie M Hill returns as manager with VOR Webber, L Hamlin as president. We must overwhelm the wets with turnout to enforce prohibition. Central City Kentucky reports planned damage suits against United Mine Workers figures as strike action escalates.
Penetrating antiseptic Zemo offers quick eczema relief. Apply from drugstore. 35¢ per bottle, large bottle $1.00. Clears eczema, tetters, pimples, rashes and skin troubles, does not stain or grease, use Zemo soap for soothing care.
Corinne Roosevelt Robinson of New York, sister of the late Theodore Roosevelt, will tour for Harding. She leaves New York tomorrow and speaks at Columbus on Sept 24 and other cities including Indianapolis, Joseph, Omaha, and St Paul or Duluth through Sept 30. She arrives in Chicago on Oct 2.
Marion Ohio September 22 Senator Harding spends the day on routine convention duties and plans a half holiday ride in the afternoon. Preparations for the front porch celebration on Saturday are underway at Harding headquarters with 35 special trains expected and many auto parties from nearby cities for the Harding and Coolidge traveling men association event.
Governor Cox arrived in Phoenix to deliver several addresses amid a large local crowd. He traveled from Los Angeles with W. N. Barnum Democratic national committeeman from Arizona and was met at the train by Senator Marcus A. Smith of Arizona.
Pueblo Colorado dispatch reports a freight train from the Rio Grande Railroad plunged over the Royal Gorge at Texas Creek this morning. Details on injuries or casualties were not yet known.
The county grand jury has discontinued the murder investigation of Migs Lura Parsons, a 26 year old teacher, after witness examination and clues failed to establish the slayer's identity. Authorities expect developments after an academic analysis of a blood stained coat found near the murder scene.
A Limerick manufacturer was shot dead in his Dublin hotel apartment during a 3 a.m. attack by uniformed men described as black and tan police. The Royal Exchange Hotel room murder occurred as the assailants entered and killed the victim. In London, Terence MacSwine, Cork’s lord mayor, began the 41st day of a hunger strike at Brixton prison with reports noting fluctuating health and brief improvements before a setback.
Four armed bandits held up the First State Bank branch at Mt. Elliott and Mack in Detroit and escaped with about $30,000 after threatening employees with pistols. They fled in an automobile.
Senator Harding announced two October campaign tours beginning October 7 in Des Moines and Omaha followed by Kansas City and Oklahoma City. He then travels October 12 from Marion to Chattanooga and Louisville October 14, Indianapolis October 15, and St. Louis October 16, with stops in Kansas City, Omaha, and Des Moines along the way.
Senator Huan Johnson of California to campaign for the Coolidge ticket in October. The tour will cover Alabama's seventh district, North Carolina, western Maryland, New Jersey, New York, Connecticut, and New Hampshire.
Ohio building and loan associations increased activity last year per Frank McGuire the state inspector. The 718 city based and 228 rural associations hold assets totaling 81 311 2850 dollars with 26 associations gaining. The report was submitted to the governor today.
Davis, Republican candidate Harry L. Davis pledges a law and order administration with strict enforcement of state and federal laws if elected. He promises good roads and targeted farm problem handling by appointing only real farmers. Officials in Toledo report DOJ watch for radical speeches at the funeral of Minnie Minnig Wyman, 68, sweetheart of IWW leader William D Haywood, expected midday.
A O A King former Lorain police chief filed mandamus in the court of common pleas against Mayor Grau and the civil service commission to compel reinstatement. He alleges the commission failed to hold a hearing within 30 days after charges and that Mayor Grau did not appoint a third member after resignations. Judge Redington ordered Grau and commission members to appear Saturday morning for the hearing.
Hospital notes show admittances including Miss Olve Bohamer of North Ridgeville Mrs H H Benford Miss Francis Kirkbride Alfred Cyak Mrs Nunes Hurlbert and others Born to Mr and Mrs M C Fes ler a son Those discharged include Mrs Wy E Dawson and baby Mrs Pecos Delhart and baby Mrs M An cell and baby Paul Goodman Alfred Cook and several others from Cleveland Columbia Station and surrounding areas.
A lavish advertisement claims Bulgarian Blood Tea cures stomach and bowel ailments, rheumatic conditions, headaches, and liver or kidney troubles. It promotes a single trial package as superior to all remedies, urges continual family use, and suggests steaming it with lemon to fight colds and influenza.
In a crowded hotel, Billy dressed in a white robe causes chaos as he bursts through curtains, races stairways, and sends guests fleeing. The porter hides the mischief, then prepares Billy for a journey the next day.
Columbus announces Secretary of State ruled Wilbur A Reeves won the Meigs county Republican nomination by one vote after a recount by the county election board swung to George R Beaths by twenty. The secretary said the board lacked authority to recount and ordered certification, rebuking officials for abuse of duties.
An article promoting Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a tonic for nervous women with backache dizziness and bearing-down sensations. Claims the herbally brewed remedy calms nerves and stabilizes feminine health and offers trial tablets from Dr Pierce’s Invalids Hotel Buffalo NY for 10 cents with free confidential advice from a specialist.
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