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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1922
Page
16
Passengers survived when the Pennsy flyer derailed near Cumberland as steel coach construction helped prevent greater loss of life. Investigators from rail leaders sub-road officials and state authorities begin a two-pronged inquiry into the cause and extent of fatalities and injuries.
Dublin remained tense after the execution of three Republican irregulars. General Richard Mulcahy, Free State defence minister, ordered heightened protection with troops patrolling main streets and stopping pedestrians for arms checks. Intelligence reports indicate growing Republican activity around Dublin suburbs, raising security concerns.
A public auction will be held on the Diagonal road 1/2 mile southwest of Carlisle Center on Monday December 4 starting at 10 o clock. Sold are two horses, one set double harness and one set single harness as part of the farming quit sale.
Martin S. Younglas offers cattle, corn, oats, hay, poultry, furniture, and farm machinery at public auction. Items include cows, corn and oat yields, a 30 foot extension ladder, implements, and a household line. Cash on day of sale. no goods to be removed until settled. Colonel Dan Eason, auctioneer. Dick Cauthley, clerk.
The two day Chi Phi national congress convened at the Deshler hotel with over 300 delegates. Iota chapter of Ohio State University Alpha Chi chapter of Ohio Wesleyan University and Columbus Chi Phi clubs host. Mrs Helen Crockett wins county clerk race by three votes in Hen ty counts. A proposal suggests Wesley College follow Erva Mawr example to open its doors.
Blanche Funk Miller, recently elected justice of the peace in Tacoma, objects to the nickname Fudge. The text notes England has only a dozen women legally qualified to practice law, highlighting the contrast in women's professional status.
Columbus December 1. The Ohio fuel administration ends its official existence today by proclamation of Governor Davis. Employees will stay on for about two weeks to finish records and preserve reports and data. The notice notes decades of administrative work and prepares for archival handling.
Sir P. and Sivanawamy Aiyer of Madras India, notable figures, are touring the United States delivering lectures in major cities and recently called at the White House in Washington D C during their travels.
London December 1 Premier Bonar Law's government remains in power after a Labour resolution condemning the cabinet's unemployment policy is defeated in the House of Commons by 303 votes to 172.
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