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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1923
Page
10
Aug 24 Bland reports a batched mystery death and three others in hospital after arsenic found in Walter Who’s stomach. His mother Ena, sister Elsie, and Robert Benz, 30, were in critical condition. Cabbage from a garden sprayed with arsenic is suspected though unconfirmed.
Chicago August 24 Phil Miller of Dallas, winner of the doubles and singles titles at the grand American, tied for further honors in class one and will shoot off with W G Warren of Chicago and Chief E C Wheeler of Pawhuska Okla. All broke 198 of 200 targets. Ties in classes two and three to be decided today with Wilson and Nelson at 197 and Slade and Lopez at 196. Smith leads class four with 191 and Keres tops class five with 182.
Pidgeville Ridgeville August 24 church services. Rev E C Young pastor Sunday school at 10 15 morning service at 11 00 St Peter s Catholic Father John N Rhein pastor First mass 8 15 High mass 10 15 sermon at each instruction for children between masses after last mass benediction of the blessed sacrament and baptism after this service
Aug 24 report details a public split between Senator Hiram Johnson of California and Secretary Herbert Hoover, signaling a potential Democratic advantage in 1924. Johnson accuses Hoover followers of political mail theft, threatening a party division as both men were top presidential prospects.
A Cleveland News clipping mixes a classroom jab at a pupil named Thomas with a farmer’s odd request for an undertaker to join the police. It also notes a Senate faction, Hoover’s role in the league of nations advocacy, and Johnson’s stance on the world court plan, highlighting political debate and odd anecdotes.
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