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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1923

Page

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Missing from Abandoned Ship Linked to Clara Phillips Saga

In Tegucigalpa a detained woman identified as Mrs. Carson refuses to admit or deny being Clara Phillips, the Los Angeles hammer murderess. A second suspect, Jesse Carson, faces arson charges as extradition from the United States looms.

Tegucigalpa Honduras Tropic Clara Phillips Los Angeles Hammer California Jesse Carson Salvadore R. M. Young Franklin Morales Carson Jorg’ss Cara Phillips International News Service United States Mrs. Phillips

Grange Meeting Notice at Pomona Halls

May 5 meeting of the Grange scheduled at Pomona hall with all members urged to attend. Akron court action noted involving a guardian or parent in a case concerning minor children. Deputy sheriffDispatch left today to effect service or recovery per Justice J.ouri instruction.

Akron

Cleveland County farm sale links to Sisters of St Augustine

A Cleveland County farm of 243 acres near Oberlin is being transferred from Mr and Mrs Fred Dean to the Sisters of Charity of St Augustine via Mr Maher. The property, stocked with cattle and modern equipment, will supply milk to Ann's Infant Rest in Cleveland. The Sisters plan a chapel, a mother house, and a sanitarium, with care for aged nuns and girls in training, while Dean retained to manage the farm during the transition.

Oberlin St. Augustine and Maher Ratherviera Maher Sisters of Charity of Mereland Fred Dean Cleveland

Fatal Headache Relief Tragedy Claims Walter Wolski

Walter Wolski aged 37 of 118 Floral Court died at Memorial hospital after overdosing on acetamide pills taken for headaches. He slept 35 hours, was found by his sister Mrs Stansel Andrewski, and died despite medical efforts. He lived with his sister and is survived by three sons, a mother in Berea, and several siblings.

Walter Wolski Floral Court Memorial Hospital Stansel Andrewski Lorain

House of David Elopement Halted in Michigan Case

In St. Joseph Michigan on April 26 a grand jury heard Benjamin Hill, a former House of David member, recount the cults marriage practices tied to King Benjamin and Queen Mary. Hill testified about secret black marriages at the colony, his romance with Mrs. Hannaford, and the revelations challenging lieutenant claims amid a tense confrontation with authorities.

ST. Joseph Mich House of David Benjamin Hill Lillian Hannaford William Hannaford Grand Hill Hannaford Benjamin Purnell Mary Benjamin T. W. Dewhi Robbertson House of Navid Sherif Aridaman Gal Penic Attarney Dingeman

Aviators Aim Transcontinental Flight From New York

Washington reporters note John A. and Daniel Kelly depart Bolling Field for New York in the giant monoplane T-2 as weather allows they plan a tentative hop from Mitchell Field toward California Diego Cal for a transcontinental attempt with a giant monoplane.

Admit 500 refugees to United States in war transport

Washington April 24 Army transport plans approved by Secretary of War and Red Cross chairman to move 500 Russian refugees stranded in the Philippines to the United States. Transport will repatriate the evacuees under military authority and aid.

Ashington Wreks John Barton Payne American Red Cross Philippines United States Washington Great Britain Harding Navy Navy Department Congress Hughes Denby Senate House Japan

Governor Donahey vetoes ball and chain road work bill

Ohio Governor Donahey vetoed the so called ball and chain measure that would force convicts to work on roads if fines are unpaid. The veto dismisses the plan as class bias and notes penalties for poorer defendants while rich offenders may escape. The action also addresses costs for a Columbus contractor’s bridge project.

Donahey Liggett J. F. Burke Senate Mr. Burke Columbus Maryville Reformatory Frank County Jy. Elford Govenor Grand Jury Apn White Brandon Wenat Delares Don Ea Albawsh

Auerbach Cousin To Face Hearing On Booze Charge

Cleveland reports a cousin of Abram Auerbach, tied to an alleged alcohol conspiracy, faced a hearing after police found him at his home in East Cleveland. Federal officials described the case as part of a widening investigation into illicit liquor and bribe attempts linked to the Auerbach family.

Auerbach Cleveland Willam Weisman Abram Ian Auerbach Atlanta Katy Nuetachs Fred

Fear of the Sea Haunts Rescue Mission Off Oregon and Cape Town

Reports from April 26 describe the Brush freighter wreck off Cape Aruzo near the Oregon coast with a crew of 46 being rescued by Coos Bay life saving station boats. Separately in Cape Town a Daily Express note says 237 aboard Mossamedes are missing after abandonment near the African coast, with 138 passengers and 99 seamen unaccounted for, as dynamite was aboard the deserted ship and Port Victor searched for survivors amid heavy seas.

San Francisco Northhead U. S, Shipping Board Brush Cape Aruzo Oregon Coast Coos Bay London Cape Town Daily Express Messa- Ave Portuguenes Mossamedes Lisbon Port Victor Massamedes

Valentine Bathony Struck by Auto While Cycling

Valentine Bathony of 250 West River Street was hit by a car at East Broad and East River streets while riding to work. He was following a truck when the other vehicle swerved, throwing him to the pavement and causing facial cuts and hand scrapes. The driver offered to repair damage but Bathony did not obtain his name.

Valentins Bathony West River Street East Broad East River Street Bis Hiexels Anthony

Albertina Balof dies Wednesday leader in program aid

Obituary note reports the death of Albertina Balof on a Wednesday. The brief mentions her involvement with a program and her Mr. as a partner, reflecting a community reading and municipal context.

Royal Wedding Marks Second Royal Union in Year

London April 26 reports the Duke of York wed Lady Elizabeth Bowes Lyon in Westminster Abbey in a second royal ceremony within twelve months. The crowd cheered wildly as Elizabeth appeared, with King George bestowing Royal Highness on her. The event drew many Americans and featured a double procession and Mendelssohn’s wedding march.

London Westminister Abbey Duke of York George Mary Elizabeth Bowes Lyon Earl Countess of Lascelles Wales Halr Abbey Elizabeth Buckingham Palace Air Force Apon Mendelssohn

Lima Attorney Arrested in Yankee City

Lima attorney Benjamin F. Welty former congressman from the fourth district faces a federal arraignment in Toledo on charges of unlawfully soliciting and receiving a fee for collecting a soldier claim. Indicted for preparing and presenting Franklin R. Strayer’s claim, Welty allegedly obtained 1274.64 while the allowed government rate is 3. Strayer is hospitalized. Also noted is a separate Washington report on protests against the new war-time pay schedule.

Toledo Benjamin F. Welty Lima Congress Fourth District Welty Grand Franklin R. Strayer Bureau of War Risk Insurance Strayer Toledo State Hospital Weity Department Ce Weltz

Tax on Luxuries Reveals Prosperous Nation

The article notes a rising trend in luxury taxation amid a prosperous economy. It references nationwide increases in luxury product demand, with strong involvement by women and factory workers, highlighting a substantial share of total consumer demand.

Three Elyrians Arrested at Loan Showdown

An Erie county court report lists Arthur Gibson Lehman and F A King among three Elyrians arrested after a roadside drunken driving incident on Broadway. King faces disorderly conduct charges while Gibson and Lehman are held without bail. Officers say all three were intoxicated and driving without valid licenses.

Arthur Gibsom Am Lehman F. A. King Bea Drin

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