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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1922
Page
9
A Chicago law office shows the shingle for Misa Blanche B Aronia who is presented as the most accomplished woman admitted to the bar. She notes she came of age last June but waited to complete her bat examination before proceeding with her status.
Factory representatives from Elyria will meet Wednesday night December 2 to organize the Industrial Basketball League for the season. Five teams last year included General Phonograph, Columbia Steel, and Western Automatics. Games will be on Wednesday nights at 7 39 p m with all city factories eligible to enter and attend the meeting at 7230 mom in the MOC AL office of Physical Director McClellan.
Warry Hemphill, a former outfielder for the New York Yankees and St. Louis Browns, was found dead in an New York City boardinghouse. An autopsy will determine the cause. he had been traded from the Browns to the Yankees in 1908 and was once considered a top hitter.
The Grammar School Basketball League organized for another season held a Saturday meeting at the YMCA where captains were elected and plans discussed. It was decided to start the season at Christmas vacation with first games January and daily afternoon play coordinated by Junior officials. Teams entered include Mel sinley with Verne Barnes as captain Hamilton with Donald R Jefferson Skimin Franklin Ely and Roe.
Last night in New York saw SEW York-TDaul awarded a ten round decision over Sal. In Boston Red Chap defeated Charlie Beecher in a new round contest. A light award went to Cumberiend in Massachusetts with a close result.
World champion Jose P. Capablanca accepts a challenge from Rubenstein for a match in England with a $15,090 purse. The announcement appears amid other items noting a Bellaire milk stock subscription and a Federal Fuel Administration plan.
The article discusses the improving parity among high league schools in athletics, noting Fremont and others threaten to drop out, yet remaining teams keep league pennants strong. It highlights morale gains, stronger circuits, and the hope of continued interschool competition, with mention of Lorain and nearby districts as key players in the league.
The Lion Painters posted solid counts with Haserodt and Jim Sigg leading. The Moose slipped two of three against Coca Colas as tight battles dominated the second and third games. Eagles won two of three versus Heights of St John with close totals and strong rolls.
Reports show meetings held in New Orleans Havana and Tiiguena including Jefferso Paris Fair Association Cuba-Amer can Jockey Club and Tijuana Jockey Club with tennis federation discussions. Officials gather to discuss governance schedules and international cooperation.
Wellington will build three early spring concrete roads. The Wellington-Brighton road, let Tuesday, will be 16 feet wide. The Pittsfield road from La Grange to Wakeman will be a 10 foot concrete road for 5 miles. The Huntington Road, one mile east and west from the center, will be a 4 foot concrete road.
Important notice to shoppers. Our store will not be open until 9 30 a m on Thursday Friday and Saturday of this week. State governing laws require this change as our store will be opened evenings this week on the above days.
A compact Want Columns ad draft seeks space in the Chronicle Telegram to list personal notices and small ads. It highlights brief listings, contact details, and local services, aiming for clear, concise copy that fits column space and reader interest.
The territorial capital reports rising drug abuse with mentions of morphine cocaine and heroin in the area near the White House and Capitol. Separately John Quincy Adams, president of the Washington state farmers union, states that one third of the state apple crop will rise due to transportation and high freight rates.
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