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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1920

Page

6

York Stock and Toledo Market Highlights

In York on September 28 stock prices largely held steady with some gains in rail and steel groups and a general recovery from early lows. Hogs and sheep trading showed mixed results with prices slipping for hogs and steady gains for fat lambs. Toledo wholesale prices for wheat, corn and oats appeared steady to firm, while New York stocks closed steady after a day of selective pressure. Cotton futures and sugar markets edged lower, with notable activity in Cuban sugar and refined grades. The New York convention news covered parade plans and leadership race developments with figures like Gallbraith and MacNider drawing attention as delegates shifted blocs.

York Tvetelpta Weatern Idaho New York Wal St

Market Reports From Wheat and Livestock Prices

Market notes show weak wheat with December futures drifting from 2.20 to 2.23 then easing to 2.13. Frost brief influence, other cereals soft, overall grain and market conditions declined from previous close. Cattle receipts steady, best steers around 17.25 with grass calf demand dull. fowl and poultry prices mixed with modest activity.

Doan's Kidney Pills Helped Ailing Man

J L Cutler of 1 West Ave recalls sudden back and shoulder pain from kidney trouble. He used Doan's Kidney Pills and found prompt relief. Two years later he again reports benefit and continues using the same remedy for any return symptoms.

Dean J. L. Cutler West Ave Doan Jer Don Emery Cutler Foster Mill Buffalo, N. Y

Kansas City to Be Location of Next Legion Convention

A Kansas City venue is proposed for the next American Legion convention with debates on constitutional amendments, department reorganization, and a fourfold compensation plan. The committee favors immediate action on the plan, with broad support for veteran aid measures and a push for unified mobilization of U S veterans services nationwide.

Kansas City Next Legion Convention United States Europe Gahia Michigan Wisconsin Indiana Illinois Iowa Nebraska Minnesota South Dakota United States Senate House of Representatives

Nerv-Worth Any Good Three Ways To Answer

A fragmented ad asks readers if Nerv-Worth medicine lives up to claims. It suggests reading letters from users who say they benefited and offers testimonies from those who have taken the product. The copy promises guidance from believers and argues the product can save money and still deliver results.

World Finance Discussed by Noted Men

A conference on public finance opened with Italian Senator Rizzi arguing that the linliam tax is a true capital levy with estate value revisions every five years and labor troubles nearing a settlement. Swedish banker Rydeck urged indirect taxation to curb production waste and high living costs as resolutions are drafted by a committee with Roland W Boyden as unofficial U.S. observer.

Italy Rizzi Rydeck Committee On Public Finance Roland W Boyden United States

Harding Talks in Border States on Special Train

Senator Harding campaigned through border states traveling by special train from Baltimore to Wheeling and beyond. He planned speeches in Wheeling Parkersburg Huntington and Kenova with a Kentucky swing to Ashland. He rested between stops as heat and fatigue pressed his pace while advisers on board finalized plans for a later selling trip to New York and New England.

Senator Harding West Virginia Marton Wheeling Parkersburg Huntington Kenova Kentucky Ash Baltimore 11Th Regiment Armors Harding Harry M Daugherty Charles D. Hilles George Sutherland Utah Marion New York New England

Dyspeptics Quit Stomach Drudgeing

A physician states most stomach trouble stems from excess acid rather than stomach disease. He recommends stopping stomach drugs and using a preparation of Bilisated Magnesia in hot water after meals to neutralize acidity. The remedy allegedly lets patients eat freely and sleep through the night, with sale advertised through druggists.

Alligator Eggs Hatching Scheme Tops Barnyard News

In Corpus Christi on September 28 Dr W E Wills reports a hen in his barnyard appeared nervous after finding a nest of alligator eggs on a hunting trip. The hen settled to brood the eggs but fled after an egg hatched, leaving one chick to hatch or be disturbed as the doctor observed.

Corpus Christi Texas W. E. Wills

White Sox Pitcher Accusations Prompt Grand Jury Testimony

Assistant Prosecutor Hartley Replogle announced that Mrs. Henrietta D. Kelley and Dr. Raymond B. Prettyman will be questioned about overheard conversations at Kelley’s boarding house linked to White Sox players. Dr. Prettyman, dentist for the team, says he can produce evidence of an attempt to persuade Weaver to throw games, with Hughey Jennings and August Herrman among those to testify later in the week. Subpoenas go out for other prominent sporting figures mentioned since the last grand jury session.

Hartley Replogle Henrietta D. Kelley Raymond B. Prettyman White Sox

Negroes May Succeed Japs in California

In Los Angeles on September 28 at the national convention of the Industrial and Commercial Council of People of African Descent, delegates discussed the possibility of African descent workers replacing Asians in California farms. W. H Santers, a Los Angeles delegate, stated he was in direct contact with the issue.

Los Angeles Cal California Industrial and Comercial W. H Santers

Address from convention on negro migration and farming in California

A convention urged organizing at least 6000 African American workers to migrate to California to take up truck gardening if Asians are barred from colonization. Graduates of Tushecea Institute would lead. A cooperative firm would market produce in negro communities via grocery stores. An address urged labor as a key asset and pledged competition with Caucasian neighbors to restore rights.

California Bis Agricultural Department of Tushecea Institute Capid

Cox Seventeen Talks Planned in Campaign Swing

Governor Cox of Ohio staged a heavy campaign day in Sioux City with 16 speeches, matching his record. He planned 14 city stops in South Dakota with topics on the League of Nations and agriculture, and a finale in Sioux Falls before continuing to Missouri and Kansas engagements.

Sioux City Iowa Wag Cox Ohio South Dakota Committee South Dakota League of Nations Nebraska Omaha Elli Point Vermilion Yankten Stockland Tripp Parkton Mitchell Alexandria Jimery Bridgewater Parker Lennox Canton Sioux Falls Shuy Falls St. Joseph Topeka Wichita Katsas Points

World Series to Open at Brooklyn Chicago

The National Commission announced the World Series will open in Brooklyn on October 6 with three games there. Cleveland or Chicago will win the American League pennant and travel for a potential four game series. If a ninth game is needed, it will be held October 15 with a travel-day swap.

War Risk Bureau Public Health Eryice Federal Board of Vocational Training Hureaus Legion Legion Cleveland Missouri Dplescutes Cleveland Chicago Natonal Commission Brooklyn Jim Dunn National League

White House Issues Note On League

The first public document of the current presidential campaign was released today from the White House. It concerns the league of nations and is a letter to E. M. Swartz of Los Angeles written by Secretary Tumulty at President Wilsons direction.

Washington White House League of Nations E. M. Swartz Los Angeles Tumulty Wilson

Camp hor and Witch Hazel Aid Weak Eyes

Elyria residents report rapid improvement with Lavoptik eye Wash containing camphor hydrastis and witch hazel. Case evidence includes relief from eye strain pain and inflammation after a few days, with a guarantee of results and a free aluminum eye cup offer from Ebert's Drug Store and other druggists.

Elyria USA Ebert's

White House Jetter on Covenant Debate in Ireland Subjection

The article notes a White House statement reacting to Swartz who claimed forces backing the Republican ticket argued that Article Ten of the League Covenant would compel the United States to support England in keeping Ireland under subjection if ratified.

White House Swartz United States England Ireland

White Sox idle as Indians eye pennant race

Sept 28. Chicago’s White Sox were idle while Cleveland prepared for a third straight game against St. Louis. Cleveland pursued a pennant by facing St. Louis and Detroit in six remaining games, needing five wins to clinch and force a World Series meeting with Brooklyn. If tied, a three game playoff would decide the title. Bagby among rotation candidates for St. Louis.

Chicago White Sox Cleveland St. Louis Sox Detroit Brooklyn Indians Bagby Speaker Luikhest St Louis

Grand Circuit Races Delayed By Rain In Columbus

Rain delays the grand circuit meeting at Columbus with programs moved to Friday night. The 2:15 class trot and 2:1 pace join the Chamber of Commerce 1908 trotting stake, purse 3000, and the Board of Trade purse 3000. All races have large entries.

Columbus Chamber of Commerce Board of Trade

Raging Belfast Riots Reach New A Toll Night

Belfast reports another night of rioting with gunfire in the old Lodge Road area, shipyard workers attacked by armed men. Military bayonet charges dispersed crowds, 17 arrests for curfew violations. Separately in Cork, Terence MacSwiney, Cork's lord mayor, shows signs of extreme weakness on day 47 of his hunger strike.

Belfast Old Lodge Road London Terence MacSwiney Cork Irish Self- Determination League

Ask Your Neighbor On Lydia E Dinkham’s Remedy

Many women have been restored to health by Lydia E Dinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad claims there is hardly a neighborhood in any city town or hamlet where some woman has not found health using this root and herb remedy. If you suffer from a womanly ailment, try it.

Lydia E. Dinkham

Cocoanut Oil Shampoos Best For Hair Care

An old guidance note promotes Mal sified cocoanut oil shampoo as gentle and safe for hair washing. It warns against alkaline soaps and prepared shampoos that irritate the scalp and damage hair. The method uses plain water and a small amount of shampoo to create rich lather that cleanses hair and removes dust, dirt and dandruff.

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