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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1922
Page
3
Katherine C Hall accuses Alfred Halt Jr of prioritizing his herd of blue blooded hogs over family in a Revere Massachusetts alimony case The divorce had left alimony set at 706 dollars per month Hall is the daughter of a former Revere mayor and asserts a breakdown of support in the ongoing dispute
London Dec 5 Exciting scenes in the house of commons as a group of members denounced the League of Nations during an unsuccessful bid to defeat the governments 330,000,000 loan for Austria The lone communist MP ABR League of is criticized but the measure weathered the storm King George opening parliament praises the proposal and Austrian conditions are described as tragic with thousands in hunger and want seeking aid and relief
At Hamilton building a sixteen year old boy named Tony Sojo was discussed by the board of education after he beat a smaller boy who complained to his father. The case was sent to Superintendent Shelton and Juvenile Judge Wilcox for possible Lancaster placement. The boy may be expelled only after all care options are exhausted. A parent says the attacked student is being kept out of school for safety. Also noted is William A. Graham’s NC legislature election, the fourth generation in his family to serve.
A vintage advice ad claims hair age can be judged by appearance and promotes Parisian sage from C. W. Phillips to nourish roots, stop dandruff, prevent falling hair, and stimulate new growth. It touts soft lustrous hair, ease of arrangement, and a money back guarantee, noting high demand among discerning women.
Charles Greiner 63 and William Schaurer 25 were stabbed in a saloon fight with George Tharp 33 who allegedly attempted a robbery. Tharp fled, grappled by patrons, then knocked over the counter toward the cash register. A police officer arrested Tharp and the wounded men were hospitalized.
Cincinnati report says 17 year old John C C Atchison Jr and Evelyn Temple, Springfield Ohio High School students, were held at Newport jail after attempting to marry in Kentucky. The elder Atchison telegrammed to block the license. Jae goy reportedly tried to proceed with the marriage anyway.
A historically remote region north of Hudson Bay covers about 40,000 square miles of largely unmapped land. Explorers note limited charts, harsh terrain, and sparse habitation as efforts to survey the area advance slowly.
The Schuette Lanz dirigible group, one of Germanys largest, aims to operate air lines between major American cities. Prof Schuette, head of the concern, expects German technical skill and American convention to make luxurious air travel possible using dirigibles.
Rialto theatre presents Chu Chin Chow with a London hit pedigree and a New York metropolitan cast. The production showcases lavish costumes, notable names like F. Rar Comstock and Morris Gest, and promises a festival of music and drama. Seats are on sale. the program also features The Forgoerned Law with Milton Sills and Clea Ridgely, and Stan Laurel in Mud and Sand.
Grind-Norman Talmadge leads Pie Real Flame praised as a top screen reputation with an all star cast and tense moments. Dreamland features William Duncan and Edith Johnson in The Silent Vow while Lon Chaney stars in Fresh and Blood about a man who sacrifices freedom for love and fights.
A fragment notes that three cornered Bracienists nuts grow in packed shells that are spherical in form and resemble caneon balls, a curious geological observation with unclear context.
Newark reports Ray Livingston, 20, confessed thief of three cars within 90 minutes on Thanksgiving, arrested Friday, arraigned Saturday, bond set at 2500, sent to Mansfield Reformatory after quick hearing. A second item notes dogs killing sheep and a bounty for a different issue in Newark, Ohio.
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