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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1922
Page
4
A pedestrian was struck by a vehicle traveling eastbound last night around five o'clock. He sustained injuries to his right hand and arm and was rushed to hospital for treatment. A companion, who was with him, narrowly escaped injury as the crash occurred.
Report says union chiefs acted as mediators between executives and striking leaders to persuade members to return to work. Negotiations ended with equipment in no worse condition, raising predictions of renewed sporadic strikes by various railroad unions nationwide.
Mrs G Ricward of 4640 Orcas St Seattle recounts two months of aches chills fever and a hard lump in the right side she says Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound stopped the pain and restored her ability to work She notes many women have benefited from the remedy and urges others to try it for pain nervousness and fatigue.
A young woman calling herself Mabel Howard Rockwell Schaeffer, claimed English heiress status, was taken into custody by federal narcotics agents in Chicago. She said guardian Oscar C. Bunte, millionaire president of the Protectu Co., and husband Michael Schaeffer, an Army officer, paid her. Her story drew in Col. L. G. Nutt as investigators questioned her and two suspects, John Poole and wife, awaited arraignment.
Dr. E Smith of Columbus condemns care at the state hospital for disabled veterans. He cites conditions found during a personal inquiry and says the American Legion must push for better hospitalization against Brigadier General Hawser and the president’s physician complicating the effort.
Berlin reports warn of looming civil conflict as German mark collapses and living costs soar. Experts say unemployment will rise, stores curb sales, and unless France halts occupation plans Europe faces fresh bloodshed and widespread misery.
Riot and mourning as crowds gather in Louth city hall while a large funeral closes shows. Reports place De Valera rumored in Kerry, raising questions on his actual whereabouts and the western campaign.
Berlin Aug 26 The Wirth government battles a gravest crisis since taking office over indemnity. Germany offers 50 million gold marks to the reparations commission as coal and timber pledges but the guarantees committee chair rejects it. British rep Sir John Bradbury favors acceptance but is overruled. The cabinet stays in session late, American ambassador Houghton seeks details, and Wirth warns a five month moratorium may come too late. Industrialist Hugh Stinnen signals only a bold move could save the cabinet from humiliation and resignation.
An agenda lists a Teacher's Institute across Wednesday to Friday August 30 to September 1. Entries include devotionals with Lorena Thompson Elyria and Dr W W Coze, addresses by Dr Ridgley and Dr Suhrie, music by R W Wright Lorain, and sessions for university, high and elementary groups. Officers election and committee reports are scheduled for Friday.
London August 28 James M Cox Democratic nominee for president in 1920 issued a statement at a breakfast hosted by Prime Minister Lloyd George at 10 Downing Street. He said the storm center of the world is Central Europe and that the fate of the world is in America’s hands.
Kline says Bergen attacked him at his Edgewater cottage and he fired in self defense in front of his wife and her two brothers. He had summoned Bergen after learning details of an incident the wife described at Saranac New York. Bergen allegedly admitted the incident during a dramatic meeting.
Ivan Grasa aged 25 a foreman and Anna Staresinic aged 20 both of Lorain Rev Kubec were issued a marriage license.
In a grim stairway confrontation, Bergen and Kline fought over a pistol. Kline fired, hitting Bergen in the chest as blood stained the steps. The injured actor collapsed and later vanished toward the river, leaving a frightened household behind.
A taxicab chauffeur found the wounded Bergen in a road near the Maryland ferry station. He died before help arrived. Bergen managed a final note accusing Kline, who told police he met Bergen in Salt Lake City and helped him advance in the moving picture business. He claimed Bergen gave his wife wine to weaken her resistance.
The article notes constitutional difficulties and broad opposition to government seizure of coal mines. President Harding calls for concurrence between the government and states to prevent hardships for the people while preparing a bill for senate passage.
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