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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1921
Page
1
London dispatch notes Premier Briand and Lloyd George will assert Germany can meet indemnity obligations in January and February but has refused. Britain favors enforced suspension of German customs on all allied goods if Germany resists a joint decision, with a claim Germany can pay a small portion of the one billion marks due.
The report says Son Tom Matson asserts in a letter that over 200 soldiers were allegedly killed by hangings or clubbing in France and remain missing. He claims to present evidence to the senate for investigation.
Ensign Heddle of the Salvation Army appeals to residents for cash groceries vegetables and other articles for Christmastide relief. Kiwanis members donate generously and Heddle hopes others will follow as winter aid continues. Funeral services for Mrs Hor formerly Miss Dern Hor will be held at the home of her parents at 741 West River Street the day after tomorrow at 2 PM.
The dispatches report Henry Ford stating that when merchants drop war prices business will improve. Elyria merchants note prices are lower now than they expect to be in six months, urging Henry to move to Elyria to find better bargains.
Margaret K Killoran of this city filed a divorce petition against Sol vester A Killoran whom she married in September 1918. She accuses him of gross neglect of duty, treating her with coldness, refusing to accompany her to entertainments and social gatherings, and failing to properly support her. She seeks a divorce and restoration to her maiden name Watson Bath.
Judge W B Thompson acts as auctioneer for the Schwartz Van Wor Co plant in Ridgeville Center. The bid climbs from 8 000 to 19 000 then 109 000 as The Col Rim Co of Cincinnati purchases the plant. The buyer plans Monday possession with 25 to 50 new hires in the city and immediate equipment moves. Eight top auto makers already use the rim, signaling growth for the region.
Police report a thief pried open a window at a Dennison Avenue residence while occupants were away. A dollar bill and loose change were taken from a pocketbook in a desk drawer. no other items appeared to be missing.
Charlotte Perkins, editor and member of the American Academy of Poets, addresses an open Sunday gathering titled What Ails Them. She discusses brain and health topics in a public forum, inviting general attendance especially women.
The Christmas rush at the post office has hardly started with expectations of full swing by Friday. Parcel post shows fewer outgoing packages than last year while many people forward small cards and remembrances as they wait for better options.
Representative Stafford of Wisconsin pressed the house to reject the draft 929 million 900 thousand for Russian relief claiming aid diverts scarce resources from Americans. He warned of suffering and hunger this winter if funding proceeds without cuts.
Dail Eireann to hold a secret ballot on the Irish peace treaty today to avoid open session acrimony. Supporters of Michael Collins and Arthur Griffith express confidence the pact will be ratified despite potential amendments.
Police seek statement from Alma Smith regarding the shooting death of automobile dealer Henry Christensen in a hotel room. Clara Smith Haimen, connected through family, had been previously tied to another murder case.
Federal agents move to deter a miners strike as four women are seized along with deputies in Frontenac and Ringo. Wives and relatives, including Mrs Warri Battator and Mrs Mars pkubitzz, are held while authorities report a tense, surface-level confrontation and no prison communication is allowed.
The Colonial Theater faced a near riot when about 1800 children forced entry seeking admission. A police officer restored order as youngsters carried potatoes apples and toys to trade for admission. Twelve barrels of produce and toy boxes were donated to the Salvation Army. Four shows were held. next Saturday a free show will allow admission without charge with a donation drive by Elyria merchants.
Sheriff Backus led a raid on Brownhelm's distillery catching four men. Twenty seven barrels of product seized and four shotguns found as suspects faced charges for illicit distilling. One man pleaded guilty. continuance sought for others with trials set next week. Community Christmas tree event planned by Young Men's business club from Lorain County announced for December 24 at 3230. Santa Claus visiting and Mayor Jones to deliver a Christmas speech.
Paris December reports France will abide by any treaty in Washington despite opposing a naval cut. France seeks tonnage equal to proposed reductions while avoiding dreadnoughts. Japan backs protests against the Washington conference as mass meetings plan demonstrations. Canton's note urges Four Power pact success where Versailles failed.
Judge Thompson granted sever al divorces its morning as a wind up to the week activitis in court Edith Kent was divorced from Jamey Kent on the eround of ex treme so cruelty The plantiff's real estate was freed from all In West of defendant bs dower or Other wit Blanche Carpentir was divoare do from Georee Carpenter on the ground of extrem cruelty She Wax also gisen alimony that had been agreed upon Lorain low watich divoretd from Cyant Roenstich on the ground oof estreme cruelty the War given the cucndy oof thet mnor child, and defendants in eerert Im their real estate was giv e to her in How of dower.
Identification bureau to be established at the county jail in partnership with county commissioners. A room on the second floor will house photos, fingerprints, and measurements for criminals, with Deputy Sheriff Wolkesham in charge. The Hertillion system will be pursued later.
Reported arrests target miners linked to a widespread disturbance in Mingo County. Several defendants including John Gore and Romi Cooper face January term preliminary actions in connection with the clashes, with other named defendants awaiting court action.
The jury returned a unanimous verdict yesterday afternoon in favor of the defendant Lake Shore kiertrick in the case brought by Mrs Thatcher who claimed negligence by the railroad company Kiaith Thatcher administration of Dr Winthrow Thatcher site of Oberlin.
A recall bid targets Wheeling officials after a grand jury indictment alleging corruption in the last election. A special council meeting was called amid reports the city manager and several council members may resign, as the recall effort seeks to overturn a state supreme court ordered election.
A government operation led by U S agents resulted in the trapping of a Wall Street bomber after a prolonged pursuit. The suspect, Burns, was cornered following a series of steps by federal investigators, with plans reportedly uncovered and a notable ransom offer referenced. Further details follow on Page Two.
Lena M Hogle and Mrs Jones were seriously hurt in a two car collision at the corner of Second Street and West Avenue. Mrs Jones, driving from 24 West Broadway, and the other motorist, Preston Heath, were involved. Hogle was rushed to Memorial Hospital with possible pelvic fracture and abdominal injuries while Jones was taken to her home after treatment.
Mrs Maude Stacey files for divorce from Harry C Stace of It Street City. She accuses gross neglect of duty, indifference, and absence from home without explanation. She seeks alimony and custody of their two children.
The first Christmas trees are on the market with a choice of varieties. Prices range from five dollars for small trees up to four dollars for larger ones. Dealers report a better supply than in previous years.
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