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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1921
Page
5
A jumble of film titles and stage plans from Paris and Hollywood outlines returnees from Europe as Mastha Mansfield and Belasco projects loom. Headlines mention Talmadge on screen and Eugene O'Shea's man in Clay Dollars while notable damages claim updates surface against Harrison Heley.
Geraldine Farrar faces separation suit while Lou Tellegen sues in Westchester County New York. He alleges Farrar barred him from their home after a fishing trip and changed the locks. He claims servants peered from behind curtains during his futile attempts to enter.
The text provides a vague deadline range spanning June to June 24 and extending after July 28 within the current year, without clear actions, entities, or event context. It lacks identifiable people or organizations to anchor a concrete news item.
Wesson Bolling filed suit against the City of Elyria seeking 25900 after a February incident on Middle avenue where a watering trough damaged a cinder walk and frost caused a slip. He alleges paralysis and ongoing need for crutches from the injury.
Fred Nekus a local train dealer sues the Wabash railroad alleging damages from delays in stock shipments. Chronicle Telegram Classified Ads report the case and urge readers to try the ads.
The $125,949 school bond issue passed by 236 to 100 with some ballots rejected. Precinct results show 63 ballots discarded in precinct B. precinct tallies list 63 for and 27 against in A, 189 for and 83 against in B, 7 for and 12 against in C, and 2 for in Township.
A burglar entered the Bodman soft drink parlor in Amherst by cutting through a back door screen Monday night. The intruder prowled the premises, tipped over a large candy box, then departed without taking anything.
John Boenditch a quarry worker in South Amherst suffered a severe scalp wound when struck by a falling bar yesterday He was taken to the hospital where the injury was dressed and his condition was described as serious by medical staff
Anton Dute died at home after a long illness. Funeral services were at 1:30 p m from his late residence and 2 09 p m at the Stone church of the Evangelical Association. Attendees included many from Lorain and Elyria. Burial followed at Cleveland Avenue Cemetery under Ray M Neumeister.
Amherst investigators report Night Marshal William Coburn traveled to Elyria to identify a man killed on the railroad tracks west of Elyria. He sought to tie the deceased to a suspected Dill and Heddt haberdashery robbery from Monday evening.
The column advises on preventing and treating summer colds and influenza like illnesses. It links overwork, poor sleep, bad meals, and dirty environments to weakness and illness, and prescribes rest, fluids, baths, and cleanliness. It includes reader questions on tonsils, sciatica, pimples, and constipation with Copeland’s suggested actions.
A lone man described as larger and darker than most locals loomed over the scene the night of the robbery, signaling a troubling figure in the town.
Mrs William Huffman discharged from hospital yesterday. Mrs Sarah Jackson left yesterday for an extended visit in Wad Son Ohio. Joseph Crane of South Amherst discharged from hospital yesterday. Mr and Mrs C H Baker motored to Cahillico yesterday for a weekend with daughter Mrs Clarence Kerns. Mr and Mrs F O Delbridge and daughters Mildred and Beatrice left Tuesday for a motor trip through Michigan. Kenneth Tolhurst was an Ely Via visitor yesterday. Mag William Jarrell of Cleveland visiting town. Congregational Ladies Aid Society to be entertained at church parlors Thursday by Mrs H L Hall and Mrs Fred Powers. All ladies invited. Mr Eatly of Fremont injured July 30 in auto overturn at Oak Point able to leave hospital yesterday.
Miss Bernice Mew Williams moved into 155 S Cedar Street. Mrs E H Park visited her daughter Miss Marguerite Park at Memorial hospital. Afiss Park serves as acting 25 nurses aid. Mr and Mrs J T Biggs hosted Attorney A Metcalf of Elsha and Mr Sumner Whitcomb of Ridgeville. Clark left for Mt Vernon. Harry Bails visits his mother in Rockford. Biggs family and J Orr welcomed visitors on Cedar and Spring streets. Edwards family from Midland, Mich visited New London. Edward Huffman spending week at Vermilion river camp. L E Burgner returns from a month west trip via Denver Yellow Stone Park Selah Washington Seattle Vancouver Lake Louise and Duluth to Cleveland.
Mrs Alary Y Demuiser questioned in connection with the deaths of three people for whom she prepared meals. The husband of Fred Kolze of Chicago and his wife died under mysterious circumstances. their bodies were exhumed and arsenic found in large quantities.
Following oral argument the state supreme court denied the request for review of Frank Motto who is slated for electrocution on August 29. Motto was convicted as a participant in the Sly-Fanner payroll murder in Cleveland.
Judge Marcus A Kavanagh of the Chicago Superior Court will lecture Sunday evening on Traitors to Justice. He is a noted authority on criminal jurisprudence and will share human interest stories from the bench in his first appearance in this section. Several Cleveland attorneys plan to attend.
Cadiz reports 16 year old Ross Heeter died when a car he rode in went over an embankment to a bridge. Six other occupants escaped serious injuries.
An old advertisement warns that weak kidneys and bladder ailments lead to serious health risks and lists symptoms such as dizziness headaches and disturbed sleep. It promotes Dr Carey’s Marsh-Root Prescription No 777 available at Harry A Crandall’s drugstore with a money back guarantee for unsatisfied customers.
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