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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1922

Page

5

War Routs Tourists In China Amid Guard Exodus

In Peking on April 27 American and British forces intensified guard as exodus of tourists accelerates. Troops gather at key compounds while Wu Pei Fu opens bombardment. Chang Tso Lin’s lines hold north of the capital. Madame Wu Pei Fu participates in incense offering as her husband’s campaign advances.

China Wuo Lin Li Ho Peking Chang Shen Tien Chang Tso Lin Chang Madame Wu Pe Poa Fing Fu Madame Wu

President praises Grant era ideals for lasting peace

A speech extols Ulysses S. Grant and the Civil War era, arguing his example and the American republic’s sacrifices forged the path to peace. It lauds restraint from surrendering independence and asserts enduring justice shaped by founding fathers, military steadfastness, and citizen patriotism.

Lobert Asprmne Dsing Hs Saze Morel Cisarta Reymublic Grant Syme Cos Republic Taberny

Fragmented OCR note on health and science data

A garbled OCR fragment references itching torture and various disjointed terms. It appears to list obscure names, measurements, and what may be medical or scientific notes, but readable content is minimal and the overall meaning is unclear.

President Harding visits Cumberland and fondles baby

President Harding appearing with Mrs. Harding and guests greets a 200 strong crowd at the Cumberland depot. He speaks on peaceful progress, moral defense, and denounces agression while recalling General Grant. A mother’s child is fondled on the platform as the president notes employment concerns and broader world affairs.

Grant Gion Martinsburg Cumberland Herdwhy Edward B., McLean Warshington Harding Appamnatios

President Harding greeted by huge Cincinnati crowd

April 27 Cincinnati saw President Harding arrive to a throng at Grand Central depot. He rode through cheering streets to the hotel where an army band played and salutes roared. He planned a two hour stay before departing by boat to Point Pleasant, greeted by Gov Hatly L Davis and Judge Hush X Nichols amid Grant centennial ceremonies.

Harding Cincinnati Grand Central Depot Point Pleasant Ohio River Hatly L Davis Ohio Hush Xnichols Cumberlands Harry M. Daugherty G B. Christian, Jr Christan Nicholas Longworth Longworth George B Christian Christian J. A. Pennand T. Q Ashburn Hugh & Nichrole C. W. Blodgett Hardins

Levee Breaks Threaten Towns North of Natchez

April 27 report from Vidalia Louisiana details a widening crevasse in the Mississippi levee five miles above the city. Ferriday and nearby towns including Vidalia face inundation as 700 refugees, many Black plantation laborers, are relocated. Train service halted while phone lines remain.

Natchez Ferrdas Clayton Vidalia Wrogmore Tuoana Vidalia Ferriday Arkansas Mississippi Levee Vidalta Louisiana

Nose and Finger Tips as Eyes for Blind Girl

Wilera Huggins, a 17 year old inmate at Janesville Wisconsin school for the blind, demonstrated claimed sensing powers before 500 physicians of the Chicago Medical Society. By touching wrists, fingers, and noses she purportedly reads speech, identifies people in photos, transmits conversations by telephone, and discerns colors and details, with physicians deeming the demonstration genuine and free of illusion.

Chicago Wilera Huggins Wisconsin School For the Blind Janesville Chwaso Medical Society Miss Huggins Audi Physcians

Free State Forces Hit in Malan Far Fight Toll

London dispatch reports two dead seven wounded in heavy fighting in Malan Far. Free state troops capture 65 prisoners and seize a large consignment of weapons and ammunition described as German war stores. British government declines interference in the north south Ireland dispute.

London Mai Malanfar Free State South Ireland Economial North

May Close Music Store After Arrest Over Girl

Dayton April 27 William B Houchen faces court action likely to close his music studio after a $200 fine and six months workhouse for contributing to the delinquency of a 15 year old girl. The girl faces a juvenile court charge yet to be heard. Mrs Houchen filed the original charges triggering police investigation that led to the husband’s case. The court reserved decision on closing the studio and delaying the workhouse term. Liberty bonds prices and yields listed from New York on April 27, with various issues shown.

Dayton Wiliam B. Houchen

Topris Athletic Union Suits Offer From Robinson Hancock Co

Men s fine crepe and madras Topris perfect fitting athletic union suits offered at 1 per suit by The Robinson Hancock Company.

Athletic Union The Robinson Hancock Co

Lorain Couple Without A Country

A Lorain couple, Ars Cnas Davis and her Hungarian husband, face passport trouble after expired papers and a Hungarian consul denial. Davis, born in Hungary, immigrated as a child. their attempts to obtain new status fail as officials deem them non citizens due to long absence from Hungary, leaving them uncertain of their nationality.

Ars Cnas Davis Lorain Datis Sears Appheson Evix Tor Davis Teter A'Ong Coveland Ceml Hungary Sam Mery Davis

Laws for damages filed in Cleveland collision case

Joan Ruscher sues Joseph David B W Hanford William Edner and Otto Catel all of Cleveland to recover 3780 damages from a collision on Ridge road at Bay Village on April 5th. He claims the defendant car was unlighted and crashed into his, causing a wreck and loss of use. A memorial tree for Major General Quincy A Gillmore was unveiled at Lake View Park Lorain, with a memorial address by Quincy A Gillmore and a DAR chapter ceremony.

Atnu Joan Ruscher Joseph David B. Ww. Hanford William Edner Otto Catel Cleveland Ridge Road Bay Village April Sth Lorain Quincy A. Gillmore Lake View Park Nathan Perry Daughters of the American Revolution Elyria Gillmore

Electric rate and wage cuts vetoed in Lorain

Lorain mayor Grall vetoed two ordinances: an electric light rate increase favoring the Ohio Public Service Corporation and a salary cut for police and firemen. He said the rate ordinance unfairly harmed the poor and that the 1920 pay raise should not be rolled back, noting uneven cuts within the service department.

Lorain Grall Ohio Public Service Corporation Service Department Von

Sellards Files Suit for Divorce from Chas Selard

Harriet Sellards of this city files a divorce suit against Charles Selard alleging they wed in February 1920, she left after five months, cites lack of support and harsh treatment, seeks divorce and restoration to maiden name Harriet Sheffield.

Harriet Sellards Chas’ Selard Harriet Sheffield

Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Testimonial

Mrs Chas Baker of Hornell New York describes severe fatigue irritability sleep trouble and bowel and menstrual issues. After taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Tablets and Blood Medicine she reports daily improvement and renewed ability to work, endorsing others to try the remedies.

Hornell N. Y Lydia E. Pinkham Mrs. Chas

Bell Motor Corporation Ad Seeks Dealers in York Pa

Automobile dealer and light delivery truck manufacturer Bell Motor Corporation of York Pennsylvania advertises cut price incentives for selling agents. The notice promotes four cylinder touring cars priced at 750 dollars and foot cylinder light delivery track at 675 dollars, urging quick arrangements and minimal capital.

Bell Motor Corporation York

Overload Truck Driver On Trial This Afternoon

John Ureen of Amor Trucking Co Cleveland faces Burke road law charges for driving an overloaded truck with two trailers by five and a half tons through the county. The case is set before Justice George at the courthouse this afternoon at 3 o'clock. Edith Klussman a helpless cripple was carried from her burning home by her niece Helen Klussman 18 early today in Toledo.

John Ureen Amor Trucking Co Cleveland Toledo Edith Klussman Helen Klussman

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Tnes Huron Maarie Tom Torfest Tohio Media Pao Ting FU Gowers Pei Fu Patsioig Republc Burniams San Yak Rhen Mark Bherts Drug Store J. Jones Free Staterd Liberty Bonds New York Victory Lues M. Lesnick West Broad St Hone R. Connolly Treas. Titnois Central Railroad Co Business College Lydia E.pinkham M. M. Wilcox Hag Masonic Temple George Court House Sunil Singer Store West Second Street Elyria, Ohio Harry H. Smith Co A. & A. Auto Supply Broad Street Otis C. Altfeld Fred E. Altfeld
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