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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1922

Page

4

Coal Board Debates and Labor Proposals Across Washington

Reports from Washington detail President Harding opposing a coal commission with operator and miner representation. The Borah bill to create a federal coal industry commission advances in the Senate. Ohio Governor Davis calls for names of profiteering coal operators and seeks a fair price consensus. A plan to pursue a conciliation panel for the anthracite strike is outlined, with wage scales to be reviewed by 1924.

Washington Harding Federal Coal Commission White House Senate Congress Columbus Ohio Davis Secretary of Commerce Hoover Obin Cleveland Hardi Ecal & Bley Wia Commerce Philadelphia United Ming

Divorces and alienation case shock society circles

Mrs Nellie Kendrick contemplates divorce or alienation of affection suit over an alleged bid by Mrs Edith Huntington Spreckels Wakefield to buy her husband for 190 a month. The report ties a Marital tangie to high society and art circles stirring controversy in San Francisco. The narrative also notes Prohibition Director Davis linking a Johnstown incident to mayor Caulfield and a surge in near beer sales rather than real beer.

San Francisco Cal Nellie Kendrick Asi Edith Huntington Spreckels Wakefield Washington Prohibition John T. Davis Pennsylvania Haynes Johnstown Caulfield

Bowler Leaders Rally for Elyria City League Season

A preliminary meeting of team captains and managers for the Elyria City Bowling League is set for Thursday evening at Gala Bowling alleys. The session, led by Walter Tite, secretary, invites teams to present plans for the upcoming season.

Elyria City Bowling League Walter Tite The Leaggue

Cosgrave outlines reforms and housing need for Ireland

In interview Cosgrave says relief for the Irish people hinges on solving the military crisis. He cites housing shortages, with Dublin unemployment noted, and argues 70 099 009 more houses are needed while five million pounds sterling is allotted. He praises the American constitutional influence and notes meetings with Baltimore Archbishop Curley and Buffalo Bishop Turner.

Mr. Cosgrave Dublin Parnell Gloucester Street Free State Ireland United States Cosgrave C.J France Praunce Prance Michael Calli Coserave Curley Baltimore Bishop Turner Bulaig N.Y

Perfect Lover Slayer Failed on Proposals

Kansas City Aug 22 One thousand letters including 300 proposals were sent to Marley Pergys Deal the accused killer of Frank Warren Anderson. The articles describe suitors from diverse backgrounds vying for her hand while she awaits trial in Falls City.

Kansas City Marley Pergys Frank Warren Anderson Med Anderson Falls Pegezy Lfe Detroit Galveston San Diego San Quentis

Rescue of Missing Seaplane Passengers Near Fire Island

Three men of the aeromarine seaplane Ambassador 2nd were rescued after being lost at sea since the day before. The battered craft was seen riding mountainous swells and later crashed. survivors were exhausted, thirsty, and hungry with exposure. Pilot Miller reported engine trouble and a downward motor plunge before the crash. The Ambassador 2nd carried no passengers on the return flight from Eighty first Street to Fire Island.

New York Aeromarine Ambassador Eighty-first Te'elovnk Fire Island

Global flyers report safe after circumnavigation

Captains Norman and Marlins, British round the world flyers, have been since last Friday’s departure and are now reported safe. In Basel a Swiss officer and his fiancée allegedly eloped and married, while in Honolulu a civil suit advances against a wealthy banker husband. Also noted: a French pledge to protect Italian interests in Syria, a governor commuting a death sentence in Georgia, and a proposed sale of Baltimore and Ohio Railway equipment.

Calcutta India Norman Marlins Flyers Hate End Columbus State Utilities Commission Baltimore and Ohio Railroad

Cleveland Market Prices Pack List of Fresh Produce and Meats

A dense listing of market prices and goods at the Cleveland produce market. Items include butter, eggs, cheese, poultry, fruits, vegetables, and various meats with per unit prices and packing details. Also shown are coal and grain prices alongside several regional market entries.

Ohio York

prettiest stenog in Paris draws marriage offers and prizes

Mile Augustine Dupont named Paris’s prettiest stenographer received 324 marriage proposals in ten days along with a 10 800 franc trousseau and other prizes. Also noted: market and commodity movements, livestock receipts, and Liberty bond openings, followed by a church bazaar invitation at St Peter's Church North Ridgeville.

Mile Augustine Dupont Paris Pii Trousseau Buuto St. Peter’s Catholic Church North Ridgeville

Political speech rails against Republicans after 1920 defeat

Chairman Duffy denounces postwar policy shifts under the banner of normalcy. He blames Republicans for deflation of farmers laborers and business, arguing prosperity fell from high to low and unemployment rose, urging the public to deflate the GOP in the election.

Democratic Party Bee Duffy Jaber Jaborv

Arrest of Vagrant Andy Andrush at French Creek

Deputy sheriffs Cole and Lucas arrested Andy Andrush at French Creek on a vagrancy charge. He was previously picked up at Fields Corners on a similar charge, causing concern among residents.

Andy Andrush French Creek Cole Lucas Andrush Fields Corners

Stocks Open Irregular As Railroads Slump On Strike Photo

The New York stock market opened irregular with many leading issues down from overnight levels. Railroad shares fell amid uncertainty over shopmen’s strike settlement. U S Steel opened five eighths lower at 108 5 eighths and Baldwin advanced to 127 1/4 before trading moved.

New York U.S. Steel Baldwin Mexican Pete

Mayor Grall and Klady Open Break in Lorain

An open break between Lorain Mayor Grall and Safety Director Klady looms as a conference ends with Grall ordering Klady to stop personal raids on soda parlors and leave policing to the department. The mayor assigns the civil service commission to rule on officer Babcock’s reappointment after Klady had discharged him, signaling possible resignations ahead.

Lorain Gralll Klady Nolice Civil Service Commission Babcock

Local Social Notes From Birmingham Area August Events

Mr and Mrs William Jaeger visited relatives in Huron on Sunday. The Henrietta German MM church hosts a social at Alex Rornf home on Aug 24. A picnic at the Birmingham Orphan Home drew many friends including Kaisers and Rockwood families. Activities feature visits, baptisms, and community gatherings with local residents such as Mr and Mrs Darby Carter, Rev Raumann, and families from Elyria Vermilion and Lorain in attendance.

Birmingham William Jaeger Philip Englebry Huron Henrietta German MM. E. Jchurch Alex Rorn Anna Volk Elyria John Kaiser George Kaiser Betty Frank Rockwood Norathey Donald Mare Atter AL Ernestine K Rgain Geor Turand Hilly Fean Cook Dinnes George Orezy Mroo J. Lo Dunn Lewis Kreis Iday Hramrocker Devion Volk Elyria Visting M Walter al Warry Alfie Dunn Oberitz And Wiseneger Phst Anna Valk Jenkins Bertin All Hoppers Clee Adam Berg Osi Henay Sunet Clever Sang AAV Enpake Tulz Reoahea Ernest Raumannedo Sune Pveniog Richards South Nave Bern E. J. Darby Carter Feu Tion Portman Vermilion Ehis Bert German Mary Jake Moser Russell Fred Gletcher Oberlin Edwin Carpender Clarksfield Alfred Fullmer East Amhspen Geors Ort EL ED Vatk Harry Abrighteemvria Aho Tiffin Poon Deen M Flay Sara Hopkins Herlinvine Sean Wright White Fox Wu Wilber Mary * Crock St. Louis Lyle Minnie Fleming George Koht Elyrra Albert E. Sehneider Henry Emmerich Herman G. Portman Ben F. Baumann Marjorie Howe Sirs Alma Portman Lucy Buchs Harold Baumann Paul Hostetler Lena Amstutz Albert Chicago

Beer and wine amendment case heard by Ohio Supreme Court

Chief Justice Marshall orders state judges to Columbus for Wednesday to hear a writ of prohibition stopping Secretary of State Smith from placing the beer and light wine amendment on the November ballot. The suit, by Superintendent James A. White and the Ohio Saloon League, argues the measure conflicts with the federal constitution and would not be effective over federal statutes.

Columbus Smith Marshall State Supreme Court Secretary of State James A. White Ohio and Saloon League

Elyria Kiwanis to Host Medina Kiwanis at Cascade Park

The Elyria Kiwanis baseball team will play the Medina Kiwanis tomorrow at 3 30 p m at Cascade Park.

Elyria and Medina Kiwanians Elyria Kiwanis Cascade Park

Hole torn on top of car reported to police

H. L. Brandt told police a hole was torn in the top of his car by horses belonging to the Walton Ice Company. He described the act as intentional damage and filed a report with local authorities.

H. L. Brandt The Walton Ice Company

Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Featured in Women’s Health Ad

A St Paul Minnesota testimonial touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as restoring energy and easing painful periods. The letter notes headaches, back and pelvic pain, and recovery enabling the writer to work fully again. The ad promotes the product as especially suited for tired and worn-out conditions in women.

St. Paul, Minn Lydia E. Pinkham Lydia E. Pickham Phil. Maser Sol Winslow St Paul Minn Lydia E. Pinkharm Vdin E. Pinkham Womar E

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