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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1922
Page
14
Elijah Reed, 66, a jeweler from Bucyrus, froze to death while returning home near Omar in this county. He was found several hours after his death, with considerable money found in his pockets, according to Coroner F. W. Carr.
Mr and Mrs James Arnold and Mr and Mrs Luke Miller with their son Ross, and Mr and Mrs Walter Randall, all of Copley, Ohio, motor to Bakers Crossing on Thursday and spent time there.
United States influence looms large as delegates at Lausanne Near Maat discuss the peace plan. The American observers, though not official representatives, influenced talks by pressing for freedom of the Dardanelles, widening a split between the Turkish and allied delegations.
Three rebels named Trish are killed in a battle near Clon. The clash involved local forces and reported casualties on both sides. Authorities have not released full details of the incident or the identities of the deceased.
Francois Crucy reports from Paris that former Premier Georges Clemenceau urged ratification of the Washington conference treaty, backed U S arbitration of Anglo French differences, and warned France to make costly sacrifices to keep America’s friendship. Political capital looms as Premier Pot addresss the chamber tomorrow. The piece ends with an ad for wreaths and Xmas baskets from Hecock Floral Co.
The state supreme court fixed January 13 for the execution of Charles W. Habig of Cleveland, convicted of murdering Policeman Dyke in that city. Habig faces the electric chair at the penitentiary. The report from Columbus dated December 14 notes the planned clemency procedures have concluded and the date is final.
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