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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1922
Page
8
A garbled OCR passage references Pat Dailey George J. De and a mention of bees in America. It implies an upcoming exhibit or course related to beekeeping, with unclear date and venue details. The readable names suggest a local event or display connected to beekeeping history or practice.
A major from the royal Irish institute was found on a road near Ashire. Investigators believe the incident may involve an assassination attempt or attempted attack. Authorities pursue further details as the case develops.
The fragment hints at marriages and alliances involving Mathilde Me rToof, Harold Me ., Edith Rockefeller, and Max Oser ter in Paris and Switzer land. It notes anticipated moves by suitors and the social circle surrounding the expected union, with summaries of planned witnessings and a looming decree.
Cin district court of appeals affirmed the judgment in the Ohio versus Walter Davies embezzlement case. Davies was convicted of siphoning 754 737 22 from City Bank of Lorain after a double trial with the Supreme Court reversing once for error. Prosecutors Webbers and Judge Mears welcome the decision, while a further appeal to the Supreme Court remains undetermined. Weather: Ohio valley and Great Lakes region expect considerable cloudiness with normal temperatures and scattered local showers.
George Arbaugh sues H. T. Jackson and others alleging sale of $1,000 of stock in Lorain Motor Code through misrepresentations of patent rights and stock vesting. He claims the company violated Ohio stock rules and operated without a proper license fee. He seeks a judgement for damages and relief.
Maris Porquet a French girl files a $500000 heart balm suit against James A Rothschild heir to a vast fortune alleging he coaxed her to America to wed him and then failed at the altar. Rothschild came to the United States last spring to study American banking methods.
The piece remarks on Wild Bill nicknamed Cream Puff and a marital split with Winnie Westover. It notes scandal around the Harts separation and hints at the lives of Marshall Neilan, Gloria Swanson, and Herbert Sanford with divorce and public attention.
London Aug 12 The British cabinet was urgently summoned to a noon session to consider a report from allied experts who had been drafting terms for a moratorium on Germany. Optimism rose for a possible temporary settlement though little hope remained for a permanent indemnity solution.
Albany officials announced an extraordinary state legislature session to address the coal shortage during the week of August 21. In Berlin Count Lerckenfeldt, Ba varia premier, signaled new monarchist activity in Bavaria. Marriage licenses show Lester Spink, 28, truck driver, Sandusky, and Edith Lambright, 22, married by Justice S. J. George.
Troopers guard state operated mines as Governor McCray orders tight control over the labor turmoil. Strike sympathizers attacked a fence line but were repulsed with machine gun fire. no injuries reported.
Miss Ella Hardcastle, a New York photographer, gained unusual access to the Greek royal palace in Athens. She captured images of the royal couple in their native habitat, highlighting a romance where the prince wooed and won his bride who has English lineage through her mother, a descendant of Queen Victoria and distant cousin of King George.
The Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist church met at Mrs. E. C. Behbley’s home east of Amherst. Officers elected were Miss Blanche Jenne president Mrs. Ray Hearn vice president Mrs. Matta Norton treasurer and Mrs. E. C. Sehibray secretary. A picnic lunch followed the business session with about five members present. The Sit-Ward Shoes team will idle Sunday as Amherst Merchants travel to Joppa for a game against their town team. A week later the Stiwalds meet the Grafton A. C. in Grafton.
Miss Josephine Leonard, a nurse from Amherst, was a passenger on the 8. 8. Adriatic 300 miles off New York when an explosion and fire killed two and injured others. She had left Ireland August 6 bound for New York, and hoped to dock on schedule but disaster delayed arrival. Leonard was traveling with a younger sister. Widow is mother. Also reports a baby girl born to Mrs. Anna Daitz, both patients doing well. Miss Irma Lindenmeyer, former Amherst resident, to study music abroad, will travel to Europe to attend Oberammergau and study in Berlin London Paris through 1923.
A collage of sensational items and jokes referencing Ganna Walska, Sarah Bernhardt, Prince of Wales, Prince of Egypt, Princess Anastasia, and Baron Rothschild. Includes quips on cable tolls, travelers, amps of news, and absurdities like non skid suspenders and a New York husband for sale.
Misa Margaret Newsbderry Wagan Elyria visited yesterday. Mr and Mrs Comrad Stiwald are spending a few days visiting in Ely. Mr and Mrs Paul Redlin of Hamilton Ohio spent yesterday with Rev and Mrs H Maister. Mrs H A Finnegan returned home with Mines I 5B Aronsky of Cleveland spending a few days in Amherst. Henry Edwards has accepted a position at National Tube Mills in Lorain.
Rumor says an attempt to wreck train No. 23 on the Big Four occurred this week. A speeder found debris piled on the track and removed it before the first train passed. Officials consider strikebreakers possibly aboard.
Wellington Athletics travel to West Salem on Sunday to face that town’s team in the club’s first game in weeks. Local fans are invited to back the home squad. Ambassador Herrick to visit Wellington. Boon Wellington, August 12.
Friends of Mr Herrick await his return with pleasure as the town values his gifts including the public library. The homecoming is greeted as a welcome moment for the community and its cultural treasures.
Wellington journalist notes W E Hiler of Sharp Spark Co has a wireless transmitting license. The firm reports that radio sets are ready and will be on the market within days, signaling Wellington becoming a radio sending station soon.
Forty members of Circle No 1 of the Methodist church met at the home of Mrs C F Roedel on Courtland street to hear Mayme Jones speak about her work in a Kentucky college. Mrs Gertrude Dibble concluded the program with a song and a light luncheon followed. Arthur E Smith is able to be about again after an illness of several days. L A Baumgardner and several drivers left yesterday for Detroit to bring home several new ideas.
The ambassador notes rising French tourism and misinformation abroad. He cites France spending 93 billion francs on reconstruction while awaiting reparations and a July 1 unemployment aid program for about 4,000 of roughly 40 million people, reflecting ongoing strain after the war.
Cleveland market notes list butter prices per dozen and per pound for various grades and origins. Fresh packing stock exes per dozen, Ohio firsts and Western firsts per dozen, olive nuts per pound, high grade animal products and York State cheese priced per order.
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