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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1922
Page
3
Europe faces a new Big Four with leaders Poincare Bonar Law Mussolini and the Belgian premier meeting in London. They discussed reparations and interallied debts but adjourned without decisive action, leaving the fate of Europe in their bands.
In Paris the Republican faction stages a somber farewell for executed rebels. A rusted prewar taxi, once commandeered to rush troops, now sits in the Hotel des Invalides war museum as a relic of the early days of the conflict. Louis Gouault, the 44 year old driver, steered the vehicle through combat to reach the front, enduring bullets and age before driving it into the museum.
James S. Benn, public service commissioner of Pennsylvania, has purchased Soldier Key Island off Cape Florida from the government and plans a palatial residence. The island is reputed to have housed the pirate Black Caesar, who once terrorized Florida shores, and Benn is in Miami arranging improvements for the property.
Local feud escalates on Lake Cham with a sixteen foot high fake face fence between two properties. Reports describe two distinct fences separated by a narrow gap, possibly built by different neighbors. Also notes Countess de Sigray and family returning to New York for the holidays.
Proceedings in New York center on the $2,000,000 Irish republic fund held for disposal by Free State attorneys. Stephen O Mara, formerly a trustee and now a prisoner, must testify as the injunction blocks the fund's disposition, awaiting Mara's outcome.
A New York court dismissed a half million dollar alienation suit brought by Lieut. Lorimer C. Graham against Mrs. Elsa Porter Graham Humes and her husband Au gust Humes. The ruling caps a long dispute over a fractured marriage already ending in a celebratory mood for Humes.
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