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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1924
Page
12
Ernest Oriber, 56, died in St Josephs hospital from a fractured skull after stepping from home at 1756 29th Street into traffic near Pearl Street. Driver Steve Shieh was held responsible by authorities. The incident occurred as the truck passed by the corner.
Davis accuses top party officials of responsibility for alleged misconduct and lists sharp differences with Republicans and Democrats. He rails against special privilege, tariff protection, and foreign influence, urging economic fairness and sovereignty while condemning the Ku Klux Klan.
An old advertisement touts Best of All Mouth Washes offered in a half gallon for 60 cents. It claims Kojene is highly potent yet harmless, being drinkable, and notes W. Phillips stores sell many bottles weekly through druggists nationwide. The copy urges buying a half gallon and diluting with water for daily use.
At a special Board of Education meeting resignations of Marion Vaughn and Charlotte Been were accepted. Nora Abbe is named as the new teacher and several others were hired to fill vacancies. Cafeteria preparations were arranged for the upcoming term.
The defense contends Yftaniis and mental disease obscure visible signs. Hachrach labels Leopold and Loeb as paranoid personalities with intact intellect but slow emotional function. He cites Leopold’s grandiose self view and flawed reasoning, reading a letter condemning Loeb after their quarrels to illustrate distorted philosophy.
In Los Angeles on August 22, Mrs Maude Smith learns her son Lieut Lowell H Smith, commander of the American round the world flyers, has safely landed in Frederikia across icy seas. She expresses pride and relief, saying she cannot wait for his return and that she is the happiest mother in America. His sister Frances married last night in Lodi, Calif, preventing his attendance.
A man recalls his brother wasting away with stomach and liver issues, and after trying Mayr's Won-dery Remedy he claims rapid relief. The ad claims the product cured him in a month and offers refunds, urging readers to believe the testimonial.
The noon stock report shows a reactionary downtrend led by steel and oil issues with many major shares declining. Cast iron and American Water Works rose to fresh highs, Nash Motors advanced, while Pan American and several oil stocks weakened on labor and market concerns. Mrs Kelén Chaugin leaves Oklahoma City for South America to establish the first business college on the continent.
Paul Wainwright, early in life a Lisbon Ohio native, after training in Pittsburgh and Cleveland and work with L C Hecock Floral, will open his own greenhouse at 138 Courtland Street Elyria directing the new venture.
Unions and allies reportedly back the Dawes plan while opposition groups denounce it as enslaving Germany. Nationalists may tip the balance but could compromise for tariff protection aiding farmers. In Paris the debate on occupation policy continues as France cites military needs. In Martins Ferry Ohio Charles E. Coleman files as an independent for congress. London social scene notes Lady Ursula Grosvenor's wedding invites include a former crossing sweeper witness.
Lorain county Democratic Central Committee members met in the Eagles hall last night with about 100 committeemen present. T. W. Maurath was named chairman and Floyd A. Malforeh secretary and treasurer. an executive committee was also appointed.
The Thieskayesallway bridge in French South Africa collapsed after weakening from foods, drowning the French district governor and 24 natives. In Madrid, two Spanish General Staff members will study American military schools in Washington next month. In Southampton the Majestic, aground briefly, remained undamaged and passengers were calm. In London at St James Palace officials prepared for the Prince of Wales departure to New York after heavy packing by staff.
London reports private advices say Lenine Trotzky the Soviet government commissioner for war might be sent to the country to recuperate. He has allegedly been in failing health for years.
State Republican campaign structure remains undecided as the central committee weighs control before the campaign. In Sandusky, Judge George C Beis loses the Democratic central committee chair to Dan Mischeler in a political setback. July mine fatalities lessen. nine miners killed last night as Jerome Watson reports fewer deaths in idle and active mines.
Cleveland August 22 Safe ty Director Edwin D Barry renewed his war on gambling after Judge George P Haer refused to grant an injunction to William H Swartz purveyor of race track news to stop police interference with his business.
The Wesleyan Church in England recognizes women who have given outstanding service to the church as eligible for ordination and grants them the same status as male ministers.
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