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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1922
Page
8
A WWII era note on Pacific destroyers slated for the graveyard under naval disarmament rules contrasts with a personal memoir scene. It shifts to a love confession by Wilhelm in August, where Frau Gabriele accepts marriage, triggering court opposition and a clash within the Hohenzollern circle at Doorn before engagement is overturned.
Judge Redington heard Thursday a restraining suit filed by Albert Deutch st Walter Ludwig treasurer Jerrey Welty auditor against Lorain County to stop $1 200 liquor tax on 2208 East 28th property The case pauses under advisement as Geo of Lorain begins similar injunction against the county treasurer over the same tax on other Lorain buildings.
Intriguing extracts from Margarete Von Reek intrude on Kaiser Wilhelm II's private life. The memoirs recount a long friendship and rumored romance with the Kaiser, details of Doorn conversations, and the fragile court milieu surrounding his lonely era. Frau Gabriele Von Rochnow discusses decades of association and how the Kaiser sought solace in her presence during tense times.
A hold up man entered the Lorain Foreign Exchange bank on 28th street at 7 o clock last night and robbed Joseph Srot and his wife who were alone. He searched two drawers and took about 106 dollars keeping the couple with their hands raised. The robber wore a false face a brown sweater overalls and a stocking cap. Police were alerted and searched surrounding towns but no trace was found.
Washington dispatch reports Mrs Caroline Harding Votaw sister of the president and a temporary prohibition officer led authorities to arrest Joseph D Hanning near the White House area. Revenue agents raided 802 Twelfth Street and seized twelve pints of rye whiskey on charges of illegal possession and transportation.
Attorney John C. Rogers filed suit to block a half mill extra school tax in Cincinnati claiming voters did not authorize it as the proposal failed to reach 60 percent in the last election. In a separate item, William C. Carter, 50, of Cincinnati, died of heart disease after a rabbit hunt near Oxford Ohio.
A fragmented verse essay contemplates aging, past follies, youthful sins, and the lure of renown. It contrasts memories of reckless acts with modern restraint, noting the fading sweetness of earlier escapades and the persistent pull of glory in sport and cinema. The piece weaves quotes and stray lines from Ted Robinson and James Lawlor.
LAUSANNE December 14 Ismet Pasha head of the Turkish delegation said Turkey would join the league of nations saving the near east peace conference from collapse. A Turkish compromise plan to safeguard Christians was proposed and noted by British delegates as preventing a breakdown.
The disarmament conference in Moscow gathers Turkish western neighbors with Russia offering to trim its army to 200000 and fix budgets if neighbors accept. Roumania, long wary after Bessarabia’s seizure in the war, is represented by Poland at the talks.
New York stock market opened higher led by U S Steel up 3-8 to 104 3-4 and Baldwin Locomotive up 1-4 to 128. Pan American Petroleum rose 7-8 to 84 3-4 and General Asphalt gained 1-2 to 45. Reading increased 1-2 to 78 and New York Central up 3-8 to 94. Producers and Refiners advanced 17-8 to 44.
Chicago December grain trading opened with wheat down 1 8 to 1 4 cent, corn and oats mixed or steady, provisions inactive. May wheat at 1.23 a bushel, December corn at 73 3 4 to 7 8, oats around 45 1 8 to 46 1 4, lard futures finishing near 10.32 to 10.40 per hundredweight.
The Y M C A Indoor League produced strong play with Western Automatics losing to American Lace 37 to 1. Worthington Ball defeated Colson Co 12 to 7 in a close, momentum driven game, showing steady hitting and defense throughout.
The Interstate Commerce Commission denied a request to cut pig iron freight rates from Alabama and Tennessee to Illinois, Ohio and Kentucky, warning it would give southern furnaces an edge over northern producers. In a related note, the American debt funding commission planned to seek Congress relief on interest and payment terms with foreign debtors after talks with Great Britain. Tokio reports suggest Prince Regent Hirohito may have typhus, and JP Morgan advised Secretary Hughes on the German reparations issue. Also, Walter Teagle testified that Standard Oil earns less than one cent per gallon on gasoline sold at retail.
Harry Chin, twenty five, a Curtiss school student at Mineola, becomes the first Chinman to qualify for an aviation license after passing the National Aeronautical Association’s rigid tests. A separate inquiry into the oil situation is noted. Tomatoes were used for decoration before their edible qualities were realized.
Hecock Floral Co. at 333 Broad St offers a display of Christmas wreaths and baskets before you buy.
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