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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1922
Page
8
Local playgoers will glimpse Bohemia at the Rialto Theatre with a Greenwich Village Follies revue. The act features 20 models, exotic dances, burlesque, jazz numbers and vivid stage pictures amid Rich drapes and live electric lighting. Seats are on sale at the box office.
The Strand shows The Last Door praised as a mysterious film with fine scenery and strong situations. Dustin Farnum leads The Devil Within with bold star power. Clara Kimball Young shines in Hush and Hail the Woman features stirring American themes. The Tale of Two Worlds promises dual-life drama with a new comedy, while Chronicle Telegram ads tout results.
Judge Jacob Trieber of the Eastern District of Arkansas disposes of about ten cases daily reflecting a rapid courtroom tempo. The article notes his terse style and limited patience for lengthy arguments from fellow lawyers.
In Spencer Bank Co. v. R C Lake et al the court issued an injunction restraining the defendants from cutting or disturbing timber and cordwood on property in Huntington township where foreclosure is filed. Receiver J G Starr must post a bond of 509 dollars.
Residents in Beardstown flee rising floods as three to six feet of water swamps homes. A local woman plans to stay in an upper floor room until conditions ease and then head to London to join her fiancé.
Paris reports Allister McCormick met his fiancée Mary Baker Landon in London and Paris as rumors of a reconciliation circulated. Baker, resting after an ocean voyage, enjoys Normandy Apple Blossom time with the Countess De Janze, while denying forthcoming marriage plans and any Deauville visit.
The Netherlands formally recognizes the Obregon government in Mexico and plans to open a legation. Baron Van Asbeck named minister. The decision aligns with early European recognition while awaiting U.S. action. A separate Congo note mentions a bride wearing a brass ring on the leg weighing up to thirteen pounds.
Mark Bryande Bryant, facing contempt of court filed by his wife, was arrested by the sheriff last night and taken to jail. This morning he paid back alimony and costs in the case and was discharged.
Emaina Berg has filed a petition against William H Berg seeking a quiet title action to determine ownership of property in Russia township. The plea asks that her interest be set off or the property sold and her share paid to her.
An old advertisement claims Dr Orth Stomach Remedy cures indigestion dyspepsia and acidity. It guarantees relief for heaviness gas and chronic dyspepsia with a money back offer if the product fails. Customers are urged to ask druggists for immediate first dose and return policy.
Cincinnati April 20Miss Dorothy and Miss Eleanor Gano prominent in the younger social set were cited to police court this morning to answer charges of unlawfully making a nose with the horn of an automobile the warrant issued by Dr. Gunkel staff physician at a local hospital.
An old style health ad promotes Father John’s Medicine as a spring purification tonic. It claims to drive out impurities and provide nourishing elements for better health and renewed strength, touting it as safe with no dangerous drugs.
The Alpha Phi sorority and co educated students at the University of Cincinnati stopped in front of a home each night to press their car horn button. Eleanor claimed the accusation was silly and that they only used the horn to summon the night man from the garage. About half of UC enrollment plans to attend the main police court Friday.
Cincinnati April 20 Anthony Zimmerman 57 an employee in the city hall department ended his life at home after telling relatives he was persecuted and denounced as pro German by neighbors. His body was found hanging from a rafter in the cellar by his son Jeon ard Mrs Zimmerman the widow and Coroner D C Handley were notified.
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