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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1921
Page
3
Lorain officials urge prompt auto registrations ahead of August 17 deadline. Clerk C M Williams notes rising filings as owners rush to meet law requirements, while new supplies arrive to process the load.
Florence Cobleigh, sixteen, of Brooklyn, was found to have two husbands after her marriages to Robert Brocklenhurst in 1921 and Otto Beringer in 1922. Justice Squires annulled the second marriage on the mother's application, and Beringer had her arrested for bigamy, though the charge was not pressed due to her youth.
About 400 aliens held at Ellis Island due to exhausted country quotas will be admitted to the United States and charged to their monthly quota later in the year.
New York officials announced a labor accord after a conference with steamship line representatives and immigration officials. A severe electrical storm hit the city with no confirmed deaths at press time, though Lena Brant was struck at Coney Island and expected to die, and another woman was driven insane by lightning.
In Neon, a police officer Sam J. Wright and resident Alvin Benny confronted after a Saturday primary defeat. Eyewitnesses say they drew revolvers and exchanged fire, both men wounded and died soon after.
Mrs. Joseph A. Murphy of Brighthon Mass is sued for divorce by her husband. The case centers on a beautiful actress who could not renounce fame and luxuries to help a struggling businessman. Edward Rose, Boston cotton waste brokerage president, is named as the other man.
About sixty Lorain County lawyers will attend the annual outing at Lorain Country Club on Wednesday August 17. Attorney A W Dinniger chairs the committee organizing the day which includes a golf tournament as a feature followed by a banquet at six o'clock.
A summary of numerous property transfers listing buyers and sellers across Elyria Lorain and nearby towns. Notable entries include Sarah Rimbach selling a subdivision lot to Tony Meo, and John Webb transferring Lot 16 to Frank Lemarch in Lorain.
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