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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1922

Page

12

Trials Over Death Claims Stirring Jurist's Home Case

Coroner's jury backs killing under the Oklahoma code as a motive. Testimony cites Mrs Edward Riley Staples and Mina, wife of a section hand, recounting poverty and debt. Witnesses discuss pay cuts, children, schooling, and a family’s effort to survive amid hardship. A separates note reports social scandal surrounding a Cleveland couple.

Edward Riley Staples Mina Premmer Texas R. S. Slipman

Protest by section hands over wages at railroad pool board

Chicago April 13 section hands and their wives testified before the U S railroad labor board about the struggle to live on current wages. Mrs Osborne said her husband earns 118 dollars a month and cannot feed or clothe a family of eight. his budget shows 117 dollars in living expenses.

Chicago U. S. Railroad Labor Board Weir Osborne Honacre Fim Frank P. Walsh

Millionaire Cecile Oyster obituary hints at hastened death

Washington reports charge that Mrs. Cecile Ready Oyster widow of George M Oyster dairyman faced accusations about hastening his demise. The notice notes the case involves a wealthy Washington figure and references legal actions pending in connection with the death.

Washington Cecile Ready) Oyster George M. Oyster Pulsionaire

Seven of Nine Lorain Officials Sign Petition to Support Mayor

A city canvass reveals seven of nine Lorain councilmen signed a petition to Governor Vis urging the retention of Mayor Grall in office. The form shows strong local backing as of April 13 with council support noted.

Lorain Entieimen Vis Grall

Local Notes From Eaton April Socials and News

Mrs George Rader Clyde Ohio returns home after a visit with Mr and Mrs C E Haven and family. Mr and Mrs F R Cousins motor to Wellington. Mrs Sarah McAdams improves after illness. A son born to Mr and Mrs E B Smith at Butternut Ridge. Miss Lottie Munn to return from University of Illinois for Easter. Grangers Penny Social Friday open to all. Corressa Ernst a guest of Mr and Mrs Burton Ross. Perry Dawley is quite ill.

Lottie Munn University of Illinois Grangers Corressa Ernst Mre Burton Ross Perry Dawley

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