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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1922
Page
4
General Harrington told the Turkish government that Allied troops would leave Constantinople if Greek troops advance. He said resistance would be useless and that Greece would have passive support from Great Britain in this movement.
A local community club held a meeting on Thursday focusing on planning a public event. Members discussed preparing a project and organizing participants while addressing routine club business.
A fragmentary report notes a local gathering at an Odd Fellows event with attendees including Mr Hill, Mrs Miller, and several family members. The piece references a meal, travel to a venue, and mentions community figures such as Frank Friend and Martha Pierce among others.
A fragmented report notes a horseshoe event at Parre arena in Tokyo with entries from Robart and others. It mentions prizes and referees and questions if participants wore something on Wednesday.
County Prosecutor Lawrence Webber petitioned common pleas judges for an additional $1,000 for his office. He argues enforcement of prohibition laws and costs from a railroad strike justify the need if laws are properly enforced.
Janet Nell sues William Tompkone alleging his car struck hers on May 11 while hers was parked on Lake road west of Loraln. She seeks damages totaling 173.42 dollars.
Cry attorney Woosley Grills filed a motion in the Lorain case brought by John Armstrong seeking an injunction against Police Chief Theodore Walker to bar his visit to Armstrong's saloon. Grills argues the petition is irrelevant and uncertain and asks that parts be stricken or amended and that damages to Grills' business be specified. The case will be heard later with no date set.
The Western Reserve Finance Co sues May H Graff to collect 8326 due on a note secured by a mortgage in this city.
No new developments in the death of Andy Kuccovich of Lygco Ky. A suspect, jailed after a first degree murder charge, has given two conflicting accounts of the incident. Prosecutor Lawrence Webber and Detective Ned Backus are examining the tales to uncover the truth.
The notice lists John Cummings a 28 year old farmer and Florence Fogg a 29 year old of Ober n bRes Smith Peat Margaj 30 Imaborernd, with no further details. It also advertises free Bible pictures at Wurst's Hall Sunday at 7 30 p m and art colored pictures to be shown there.
Mrs William Wickey of 162 Clark Street received word that her brother Charles Gross, killed in a Colorado mine, will be buried there rather than brought to Elyria as formerly planned.
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