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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1922

Page

9

Da Vinci Thumbprint Case Faces Art Auction Fight

Mrs. Andros Hahn seeks 500000 after Sir Joseph Duveen denied that a painting titled La Belle Fegonire is a da Vinci. The Kansas City institute offered 400000 for the work and the owner claims the print on the canvas proves lineage to Lucrezia Crivelli, mistress of Francis I, alleging a valid Da Vinci attribution.

Leonardo da Vinci Andros Hahn Joseph Duveen New York London da Vinci Hahn Harry J. Hahn Duveen Kansas City Marquis de Les Deux Brittany Lucrezia Crivelli Francis I France

Arrest of Glevelander on non-support charge reported

Franks Reese, wanted on non-support charges, was arrested by police at his boarding place on Notting Street. He was turned over to Mayoples, transported to the desert end, then handed to the Juvenile Court.

Franks Reese Inteyes Clemwig Rebey Nottiing St Mayoples Deset End

Folk Dancing 15 Cure for Social Ills Says Woman

J Anderson a Springfield Missouri teacher launches a nationwide drive to popularize American folk dances with state and patriotic songs. She claims programs of songs and dances improve morals, prevent vice, and raise social standards amid patrons at vaudeville shows.

J. Anderson Springfeld

World War Hero Symbolically Receives Burned Mortgage Urn

A World War veteran was presented with a silver urn containing the burned mortgage on his name last night. The gesture honored his service and marked a symbolic cut of debt tied to his identity and wartime record.

British Warships To Cost 28 Million Each

London announces two new capital warships to be laid down at once under Washington treaty terms. The vessels will carry about 10,800 men each and represent a major naval build by Britain.

London Great Britain Washington Will Co Reed Admiralty

School Board Buys Electrical Fixtures for New High School

The city board of education met yesterday at the office of FL M. Stevens and decided to purchase electrical fixtures for the new technical high school addition from Superior Ric Co. Work is nearing completion and officials hope occupancy will occur in time for the next semester in January.

City Board of Education FL M. Stevens Superior Ric Co Ard

Lorain Company Formed in Columbus In Inclusions

Lorain announces a new incorporation, The Control Federal Bakeries Co, based in Lorain, with authorized capital of 75 000 dollars. Listed organizers include J D Farrell and E H Miller.

Columbus Control Federal Bakeries Co Lorain J.D. Farrell E. H. Miller

Cleveland Official Dies in Collision

Cleveland reports deputy Joseph ee of the county treasurer's office is dead after a car collision. John H. Newey, 52, is hospitalized in serious condition, marking another traffic death. total for the year reaches 125 in Cleveland.

Clevland Joseph |Ee John H. Newey Cleveland

Admiral to Head Reorganized Navy

Under President Harding's plan Admiral Hilary P. Jones will command the U S naval forces in peace and war. The navy units are split into four groups, each under its own commander, all reporting to Jones.

Harding Hilary P. Jones Naval Forces of United States Jones

Countess of Ancaster Wins Justice of the Peace Seat

The Earl of Ancaster retires from public office and his wife, the Countess of Ancaster, is elected as a justice of the peace. She defeated Eloise Laurerre Breese of New York, marking her entry into politics.

Earl of Ancaster Lloyd George Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries Countess of Eloise Laurerre Breese New York

Correction to Friday Tire Ad Notices

A correction notice points to a fabric tire offer from City Threse in Friday's paper. The advertisement referenced a Kelly-Springfield tire, with the error clarified in the correction.

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