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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1922

Page

7

State Probes 100000 Slush Fund in Labor Trials

Chicago reports a $100000 slush fund meant to buy verdicts in two labor leader trials. State attorney seeks a high labor-circle figure as head of fixers. Juror Henry J. Smith testified he paid $1000 for an acquittal, prompting the probe. the leader is missing and four others are under surveillance.

Chicago Henry J. Smith Simon O'Donnell

McGannon Appeals Conviction For Perjury

Counsel for former Chief Justice William H McGannon of Cleveland filed with the state supreme court two motions for leave to file a petition in error appealing from the Cuyahoga county sentence to the penitentiary following perjury convictions in the Magy murder probe. The appeal argues the common pleas court erred in jury instruction and that the verdict and sentence were not contrary to law.

Columbus William H McGannon Cleveland State Supreme Court Cuyahoga County McGannon Harold Magy Common Pleas Court

Strike May Cut Newsprint Supply Nearing May 1

A New York strike by paper mill workers threatens a daily loss of 4 560 tons of newsprint and leaves a ten day supply for newspapers, as wage talks at the Murray Hill hotel reveal a 10 percent cut for skilled workers and return to locality rates for unskilled workers. Union spokesman J T Carey denounces the proposals as absurd.

New York Murray Hill J. T. Carey Paper Makers’ Union

Genoa Talks Highlight Russia France Rift and Reparations

At Genoa the Russians spark a clash with France over reparations and debt. Russia will back prewar debts as不可 payability, reject mixed tribunals, and push for balance in the budget. Tchitcherin wins a first victory by forcing France to refuse discussing land armaments. Public reaction shows broad interest as Soviet officials frame the conference as a fight for oppressed peoples.

Liogd George England Tehitcherin Tchitcherin Lloyd George London Russia Genoa Moscow

Baldy of Nome Dies at 105 Year Old Racing Dog

In Berkley California on April 14 the famed lead dog Baldy of Nome died at a reported 195 years. Baldy led seven all Alaskan sweepstakes races as a lead dog with three wins two seconds and a third place.

Berkley Calif Baldy Nome

Gudes Pepto Mangan Earns Longstanding Reputation

A historic medicine touts Gude's Pepto Mangan as a proven iron tonic for thirty years, claiming to enrich blood, improve color in lips and cheeks, and boost overall health. Available in liquid and tablet forms, it is promoted by druggists as a reliable remedy rather than a passing fad.

Gude A. Gude

Easter violence erupts in Belfast as two shot dead

Belfast reports a bloodier Easter as two Protestants are killed on their way from a bakery and a Catholic companion dies from wounds. Four special constables are shot. reinforcements are deployed citywide. Dublin tremors as truce talks fail and De Valera faces a tense election outlook.

Belfast Gosapital Eac

No Immediate End of Coal Strike Efforts Reported

Washington April 14 Government officials in talks after a conference with President Harding race to settle the coal dispute but expect no quick settlement. Attorney General Daugherty called it too soon to act while Nolan of the house labor committee warned settlement hinges on wage talks in the anthracite fields.

Washington Harding Daugherty Nolan House Labor Committee

Markets yield varied vegetable and fruit prices

The market column lists eggs and Ghio firsts, Western firsts butter, prints firsts, and live poultry for spring. Apple prices at 2.50 per basket or in units, beans at 6 1 2 cents, cabbage 1 1 2 cents, onions 9 50 per cwt with green 12 1 2 a dozen, hot house tomatoes 2.50 per crate, potatoes 3.25, sweet potatoes 1.25 per hamper or 2 1 4 pounds at 2 150 lbs 2 76, and toes 1.30.

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