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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1922

Page

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Six Army Fliers Die in Collision Mystery Deepens

News from Los Angeles reports Clara Phillips, convicted killer of Alberta Meadows, remains at large after escaping from county jail by sawing bars. Sheriff’s team and federal authorities search along the Mexican border as Phillips’ husband Arthur L. Phillips is detained. The escape timing and route are under review with authorities disputing the exact moment of departure.

Clara’ Phillips Los Angeles Calif California Clara Phillips Alberta Meadows Heki Werraecer Phillips Arthur L. Phillips

Harding presses ship subsidy fight in Senate

President Harding takes an active role in the ship subsidy debate by writing to Senate Commerce Committee Chair Jones urging removal of a House amendment restricting the Shipping Board’s use of a 30 million dollar annual reinforcing fund. Progress stalls as opposition from Republicans and Democrats slows action, with a possible return to the Senate not expected before next week.

Washington Harding Nto Senate Chairan Jones Senate Commerce Committee House Shipping Board Jones Republian

Death of Adeline Rourke at home of her parents

The death notice reports Marseline Rourke, 8, dying Tuesday at 20 at 249 Tath Street after a two week illness. Parents are Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rourke. Funeral arrangements have not been made.

Marseline Rourke Frank Rourke Tath Street

Mellon Says Nation On Its Feet Again Against More Taxes

Prohibition Commissioner Roy Haynes faced heckling from wet members of the House appropriations committee while pressing for a 9 million dollar appropriation to fund enforcement for the next year. He described propaganda work, cited rising prohibition sentiment, and reported enforcement statistics including 20,485 convictions in 14 months and 8.1 million dollars in fines. Separate Ohio and federal tax notes accompany the session.

Mellon Washington Roy Haynes House Appropriations Committee Gallivan Massachusetts Haynes Sherman A. Cuneo Gullivan Cuneo Miami Fla Harding Florida John Wesley Hill Georgia Hoopley Ohio Fores

Death of Dr William P McClure Venerable Local Physician

The community mourns the death of Dr William P McClure at his home on East Avenue from heart trouble after a period of illness. A veteran physician born in Ontario in 1852 he studied at Toronto University and Cleveland Homeopathic College where he graduated valedictorian. He practiced in Elyria since 1867 and is survived by his widow two sons and two daughters with funeral services to be held at his residence Friday afternoon.

William P. McClure East Avenue McClure County Peele Ontario Canada Medical Department Toronto University Cleveland Cleveland Homeopathic College Martha Hunter Elytia Woodstock, S Dor. R. H. McClure W. P. McClure Jr H. H. Nye A. J. Plosher DB. McClure Newark A. E. McClure Lakewood Thomas John McClure Winnipeg David Joseph McClure Brampton First Congregational Church King Solomon's Lodge John H. Grant Ls. Burner Auvciaen

Clemenceau Sees Strong Bonds With American Army Leaders

French Premier Georges Clemenceau met American generals at the Army War College in Washington. He praised their World War II service, recalled shared WWI memories, and declared that America and France cannot remain apart, stressing the enduring Franco American bond.

Washington, der S France Georges Clemenceau Army War College

Judges Hear Tax Dismissal Suits Over Liquor Tax

Walter G. Ludwig the county treasurer and Monroe Welty the county auditor joined in a response to multiple suits seeking to block liquor tax collection of 1000 with a 209 penalty tied to arrests and convictions of property owners. They assert the taxed property belongs to the assessed party and seek dismissal of remaining petitions. Replies were filed in suits brought by Valchi Dernof Mary Halli Andy Berernay Gabriel Molnar Andi Bed and David Rivkin et al.

Walter G. Ludwig Monroe Welty Valchi Dernof Mary Halli Andy Berenay Gabriel Molnar Andi Bed David Rivkin

Amherst and Black River to discuss Leavitt road paving

County commissioners and trustees from Amherst and Black River townships met with Lorain county residents to consider paving Leavitt road from Whiskyville to West Erie Avenue. An Amherst trustee noted lack of funds could hinder progress, but a future meeting was planned to propose paving from West Erie Avenue to North Ridge.

Black River Township Trustees of Amherst West Erie Avenue North Ridge

Prohibition Conspiracy Leaders Sentenced in Canton Case

In Cleveland on December 6, Beo Rudner Hyman Darling Louis Jacobs and Charles Lungren were sentenced for a major prohibition conspiracy. Rudner and Darling got two years, Lungren 18 months, Jacobs one year and one day. Dozens of co-defendants receive varied terms as authorities pursue tied cases across Ohio. A confessor was murdered during the aftermath. another victim lies buried in Canton.

Cleveland United States Court of Appeals Supreme Court Beo Rudner Hyman Darling Louis Jacobs Charles Lungren Atlanta Federal Penitentiary Canton Hlicit Houze Pittsburgh Youngstown Ohio Rudners Ben Rudner Darling Lungreen William White Charles E. Sasal Walter Anderson George Clark Hiott Johnson Laney McLemore Joseph Segal John Senar John Skelton John Capnella Arthur Alexander Ivan Stump George J. Brenner Charles Robarts Pries White Ira Allen

Woman Ponzi Schemer Susan Krauss Convicted of Forgery

In Pomeroy Ohio on December 6 Susan Krauss 63 known as a financial wizard was found guilty of forgery after a swift jury verdict. The charges allege she forged a document signing for her son and husband in a scheme reportedly taking about 490000 from acquaintances with promised returns. The courtroom crowd packed the late hour as the verdict was read, ending a case marked by rapid proceedings and complex allegations.

Pomeroy Susan Krauss George Era Michael A. Kraus Gray Marysville Reformat

15 More Jurors Drawn For Duty

Fifteen new jurors selected this morning for service in the court of common pleas begin duty Monday. Names listed include Jacob Baus Avon L A Dawes Charles Krupp Edwin Steers J T Hogan William Stel zer Chas Ferguson Iorain Alfred Squirer Carlisle Roan Fany ar C L Smith Elyria Bruce Hop wong Eaton Henry Stain Am hearst W Bolts Kipvan Arthur Heckell Avon and John Hardon Grafton.

Court of Common Pleas Jacob Baus Avon L. A. Dawes Charles Krupp Edwin Steers J. T. Hogan William Stelzer Chas. Ferguson Iorain Alfred Squirer Carlisle Roan Fanyar C. L. Smith Elyria Bruce Hopwong Eaton Henry Stain Amhearst W. Bolts Kipvan Arthur Heckell John Hardon Grafton

Auto deaths rise in Ohio as year totals climb

Ohio vital statistics show 740 deaths from auto accidents in 1921, 718 in 1920, and 641 in 1919 with yearly totals climbing. County tallies place Cuyahoga first with 500 deaths over three years, followed by Hamilton 223, Lucas 137, Mahoning 123, and Summit 111, while Champaign and Logan report the fewest.

Columbus United States Neder Trians America Cleveland State Department of Vital Statistics Cuyahoga County Hamilton County Lucas County Mahoning County Summit County Ohio Champaign Logan Lorain County Ashland Butler Lorain Belmont Quiumiotana Wa Coshocton

Sheriff Photos Now On Exhibit Near Court House

The county sheriff displays a collection of portraits gathered by Sheriff I and others. The framed pictures hang in the sheriff's office at the courthouse and include names such as Edwin Patterson Boynton Burr Harris Hitch Peck Stone Corning Pound Lord War nas Ward Backus Underhill.

H. E. Corningen M. S. Pound C A. E. Lord W. FH. Warnas Salisbury Robert Ward Ide Bivin William Whitey N. Ua. Backus Fred Underhill Court House

Despondent 88-Year-Old Fred Travia Dies by Self-Inflicted Gunshot

Fred Travia, 88, died early today at Desconnesa hospital after shooting himself at his home Tuesday afternoon. He had been despondent and was left alone briefly before the tragedy.

Cincinnate G Fred Travia Desconnesa Heapital

Langley Field Crash Claims Six Aviators

Major G L Gearhardt and Captain L A Doyle were among six airmen killed in a Langley Field collision during a practice flight. Private Rolas survived briefly. The crash prompted an official inquiry as details emerged of Gearhardt’s service at McCook Field and his prior Army career and civilian mastery in electrician work.

Guy L. Gerhardt L. A. Doyle Sam Francisco Arthur Marsick Cleveland Leon Rolas Philadelphia Felix Blumwa Chinago Tom Jordan Deep Step Martin Doyle Gerhardt Fokker Tang Grouna Rolas Dayton G. L. Gearhardt Langley Field McCook Field Farmingdale N. Y U. S. Army Air Service Army Iowa University Coast Artillery Corps

Cold spell moves east across Great Lakes region

The northwest cold spell shifts to Chicago and the Great Lakes area with a steady fall in temperatures. A sixty mph blizzard lashes Lake Superior and halts vessel traffic while Sault Ste Marie endures four feet of snow and three ships are missing. Minnesota and the northwest report subzero conditions.

Chicago Northwest Great Lakes Mercury Lake Superior Sault Ste Marie

Eight Are Hurt In Train Wreck Near Spencer

A Baltimore and Ohio No. 65 passenger train from Ravenswood to Spencer derailed one mile east of Reedy at 10:05 AM. Eight people were injured, with some severely, when two coaches overturned and a baggage car derailed. The engine stayed on the track and the cause was not yet determined.

Spencer W. Va Opas Veligers Ravenswood Reedy G. T Maristta

Woman in Cincinnati Auto Crash Sustains Serious Injuries

Misa Elin Janson, 65, Covington Kentucky, was hospitalized in Cincinnati in critical condition after being struck by a car while crossing a downtown street corner. Doctors reported a fractured skull and a broken right arm. police said no arrest was made and details were unclear.

Sincinnati Misa Elin Janson Covington Cincinnnati

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Adeline Rourke Noit Appropriation the Treasury Andrew W. Melton Congress Secreon O Naturalis Melton WM. P. McLure Clemenceau Arlington Ant Europe Anna Elias Abraham Becker New York Becker FEY AUTO Tria County Minnesota
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