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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1921
Page
4
A fragment notes scientists guessing the length of Venus day as 226 of Earth days, raising curiosity about planetary rotation. The text reflects early astronomical speculation without full context or verification.
King George opens extraordinary parliament session praising the Irish peace treaty. He hopes the agreement ends centuries of strife and that Ireland becomes a free partner in the British Commonwealth. Sinn Fein met in secret after Michael Collins protest amid peace talks.
Denver Dec 14 six bodies were recovered from the Satantee coal mine at Morrison after a rock slide as seven men were entombed while attempting to shore a bulkhead to smother a fire. One man was rescued alive.
The Thatcher $25,000 personal damage case against the Lake is largely in favor of ratification of the treaty with one exception. De Valera avoided his usual seat, choosing supporters instead. An open session is planned for tomorrow amid reports of a breach of Irish armistice. A sergeant of the worst Irish constabulary was fired upon and killed at Ballybunnion as police rushed to the scene.
At Ohio penitentiary a jury returns a 19 hour verdict for Heningo with death scheduled for April 37 by Judge Dan B Cull. In court Mrs Beningo assaults assistant prosecutor James Cassidy, ripping his hair and scratching him after the verdict, then is restrained by officers.
Reported progress in disarmament discussions centers on Japan accepting a sixty percent ratio and relinquishing the Mutsu, with a four o clock meeting involving Secretary Hughes, Mr. Balfour, and Baron Kato. British officials signal willingness to yield on naval ratio timing and a possible early agreement, while the United States may retain the Colorado or Washington or both if Japan refuses.
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