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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1923

Page

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Exoneration claimed for Ellington officials amid Stalin talks

Dispatches from Helsingfors report the murder of Patriarch Tikhon topic in Moscow. The indictments seek the death penalty if guilty of anti soviet agitation and blocking famine fund seizures. Lenin’s death nears as Moscow contemplates a forty member administrative council and possible gender inclusion. Frauen listed include Lenine’s wife, Kalinin’s wife, and Kolionak. A plan to merge the second and third international into a new redorganization is under review. A future meeting will address French Ruhr occupation and anti fascist crusade plans.

Jikhen al- Kusala Stockholm Patriach Tikhon Russia Helsingfors Moscow Ciing Rykov Kameneff Stalin Lenine Tideni N. Lenine Trotzky Karl Radek Nicholai Lenine Kalinin Republic Kol Ionak Red Ruhr

Ill fumbled tale of a Michigan cult and a plea

In Mich Apr 9 a tangled report alleges a woman endured coercive influence by Purnell and Emma Day Moore within a cult network. A letter in possession outlines a plan to travel from Detroit through Michigan and Indiana, with conspiratorial details about members and a criticized structure. The piece hints at legal limits and pending background for further inquiry.

Min Purnell Emma Day Moore Benjamin Neens Fon Purnell Villars She

Appeals in Oberlin case reach open court this afternoon

The Court of Appeals convened this afternoon at Oberlin for several important cases. Edith exeenitia sues The Railroad and The tail the tower court on appeal, with a decree granted this morning from Helen s city. Duty grounds cited and Judge ted the decree.

Mat Artno Gia Edith Exeenitia Tower Court Aeros Helens City Ted

Mattie Egg Ex-Resident Dies After Long Life

Mattie B. Riggs, deceased former Elyria resident and England-born wife of the late George T. Riggs, died Sunday at the home of her son Harold in Wadsworth Ohio. She lived in Elyria many years, moved to Land about ten years ago, and was active in Baptist churches. Survived by two sons Lloyd I. Riggs of Elyria and Harold T. Riggs of Wadsworth, Kansas. Funeral at Lloyd Riggs home in Elyria Thursday.

Mattie B. Sr Ofland Ohio Harold Biccs Wadsworth George T. Giegs Elyria Riggs England Ciry Biges Baptist Church Cleveland First Baptist Church of Bistia

Near Death Incident in Woodland Avenues Attack

Two men were cut and nearly killed when attacked as they exited an automobile on Woodland avenues. A third man sustained minor wounds. The quarrel ended after bystanders intervened, with authorities investigating the assault and examining two suspects.

Motorcycle fatality near Telegraph Road bridge

Mike Critu aged 28 of 202 West Bridge Street died at Memorial hospital at 10 39 am from injuries after a motorcycle accident Saturday afternoon. Returning from Amherst with brother in law John Poppa 16 Critu steered into the bridge railing causing a concussive head injury and skull fracture. He died after his condition worsened though survived by his wife and child.

Mike Critu West Bridge Street Memorial Hospital Almherst John Poppa Poppa High Level Telegraph Road Critu

Railway franchise debate fuels council meeting tonight

City council holds a special session to decide the route for the yellow line to reach downtown. General Manager F M Coen opposed sending the line west on West avenue and residents press to keep the terminus on Lodi street, with public sentiment invited. The event accompanies a lengthy foreign affairs analysis by David M Church on European air power and tensions between France and Britain.

F. M. Coen West Avenue Lodi Street

Chase Men Who Stole Elyria Machine

Police pursue two Cleveland men suspected of stealing O. M. Niemeyer Studebaker and a Buick from Cleveland. The pair fled toward Nerky River after running out of gas. authorities traced a portion of the chase but lost the trail. In Toledo a Woolworth soda fountain brake incident yielded $8000. Mrs. William Montgomery of Logan is treated for illness at Harding Sanitarium in Worthington.

Cleveland O. M. Niemerer Studebaker William Shields East 120Th Street Niemeyer Meyers and Otver Sas Nerky River Pri William Montgomery Logan Harding Sanitarium Worthinstoh

Foreman Burned at Brownhelm Station In Critical Condition

A foreign station hand on the New York Central at Brownhelm Station is in critical condition after a cigarette caused severe burns to his right hand and arm. The accident occurred Saturday. doctors report his injuries are serious. In Ohio, pastors traveled to Columbus for an international relations conference set for April 16 and 17.

Amherst New York Central Brownhelm Station Columbus Promi Ohign

Italian Princess Jolanda Marries Count Di Bergolo in Rome

In Rome on April 9, Princess Jolanda eldest daughter of King Victor Emmanuel and Queen Elena wed Count Calyvl Di Bergolo, a war veteran and cavalry captain. The ceremony included civil and Catholic rites in the Quirinial palace hall, the first royal Italian wedding in 27 years. Jolanda, 22, faced initial objections from the king and queen but secured her grandmother Queen Milena of Montenegro's support. mourning for Milena was briefly suspended for the nuptials. The gown featured gray mare trim, with the religious ceremony in white brocade, reflecting a modest, ceremonial style.

Rome Italy Jolanda Victor Emmanuel Elena Calyvl di Bergolo Europe Mary George England Trst Prince of Wales Belgium Count di Bergolo Milena Montenegro Jolands Jandas Ser

Harding Back on Job Ready for 1624 Plan

President Harding returns to Washington after five weeks in the south to tackle a heavy workload. Cabinet meetings begin, Hoover and the Federal Reserve issues are discussed, with several patronage talks and a Kansas candidate, H. Chappell, endorsed by farm groups, among those under consideration.

Harding Washington Pacific Tollowed Presport Hoover Priers Kansas Federal Reserve Botnd H. Chappell Bdioc

Ice Cream CD Burglarized, Police Probe Break In

Local wordless notice reports an ice cream shop CD theft and break in. Police are investigating the burglary with limited details available and seeking clues. No suspects named.

Hold Up: Rob Bela Rawson Vanishes After Heist

A man named Rob Bela Rawson allegedly faced a gold watch before vanishing, prompting a police search and warrants for his whereabouts. Local authorities urge anyone with information to contact the station.

Indictments and secrets from Lorain grand jury ruling

After a five day session the Lorain grand jury reported to Judge A R Webber detailing 32 cases examined. It returned 17 indictments and ignored 15 cases while hearing 120 witnesses. Indictments named Howard Walker and Bernard Herrin for grand larceny and operating a motorcycle without consent, plus other cases from Elyria Lorain Avon South Amherst Ridgeville and Wellington township. Secret indictments were ordered kept until arrests.

A. R. Webber Wellington Township Elyria Township Webber Wellington Welllington State Bureau of Inspection Carl Shamel Elstia Mike Kup Elyria Daniel Lamb Felix Persons Lorain Fred Catoussets E. V. Reiner Avon Artery Peter Lenart

Supreme Court Rules DC Minimum Wage Law Unconstitutional

The U S Supreme Court declares the District of Columbia wage statute invalid, ruling that fixing a minimum wage by statute is unconstitutional. The decision, with national implications, involved arguments from state representatives and concerns New York and other states. The case centers on a weekly wage of 31650 for women in mercantile establishments, lodging houses, and laundries. Also noted is a separate ruling denying Omnia Commercial Company damages over federal production claims linked to Allegheny Steel in 1918.

Washington United States Supreme Court District of Columbia Atformers General New York Congress Omnia Commercial Company Allegheny Steel Company Pittsburgh

Starchbill Hurt in Fall from Pole

Starchbill, aged 118, suffered serious injuries after an apparent fall from a pole on nd avenuss. He was found by a passerby and rushed to a police emergency unit for treatment.

A. Starchbile Nidge Ohio Xen Io

Henrietta Man Falls Ill on Street in Unclear Report

A Henrietta man of about 33 suffered a stroke on a street as bystanders and a passing woman observed the incident near Boner City. The report is garbled with mentions of Pens et Mit and references to a “death” tied to ancient Pharohs, lacking clear details.

Reber Azoniex Pens Mit Boner City

Steel workers win wage raise at National Tube Co

An agreement was reached at National Tube Co this afternoon on April 16 establishing a wage increase for common labor at the plant. The department work will be raised to 40e per cent, with other departments to be equitably adjusted. The order for the wage change follows site negotiations and aims to balance compensation across departments.

The National Tube Co Inaink Department Oiher

One Man Probe of House of David

Fragmented OCR text reports a political scene with names like David and R. J. Thomas. It mentions a probe, a hedged move, and an election in Anglesey with a plurality of 4,008. The garbled lines suggest a local or parliamentary context and a defensive stance about naming officials.

House OF David Londox A Bowsr R. J. Thomas R Mons Anglesey Wolam

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