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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1922
Page
17
Minnis Knapp and De Forest Knapp appear in court with charges of adultery and cruelty. The plaintiff seeks divorce, alimony, and custody, claiming he swore at her and engaged in improper relations. She notes Knapp’s stake in Century Print and anticipated $800 from a car sale, and asks to restrain stock disposal.
Cleveland Ohio February 2 co op bank the only cooperative bank in the United States reports January resources at 1 142916 43 up from December as members and non members increasingly use the bank the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers notes the surge while British and American groups show interest in similar institutions and further cooperative bank efforts spread via coal mining regions and rail unions
Word received here this morning states Fred Hughes, 54, of Wellington, died at his daughter's home in Cleveland last night after a brief illness. Friends report a sudden death and the case may involve medical examiners' review.
In Rome Premier Bonomi’s cabinet faced a likely resignation amid rising opposition in parliamentary circles. The move could affect Genoa economic conference preparations led by Bonomi. In Washington officials cite two causes: perceived failure of the Genoa talks and Catholic dissatisfaction with Vatican policy.
A State Department dispatch from Franklin Morales reports the attempt to form a Central American republic uniting Honduras Guatemala and El Salvador has failed. The pro Visinna federal council decreed on January 29 that the Central federal district including Tegucigalpa will not be the capital.
A garbled notice states that Drit commissioner to Eerpt resigned but was denied by Premier Lloyd George. It claims the feigned factar was sure of the field marshal and cabinet confidence.
An Ohio ice cream manufacturers association held a spring meeting at The Hotel Goddard to elect officers. John Hemmer Zane and George Hora were named as secretary and treasurer amid a slate of actors and members attending.
Guillermo Plana, 22, a Filipino student at DePauw University, ran away with and married Miss Emeline Reaves in Crown Point Indiana. He was offered either give up Miss Reaves or serve ten years in prison and chose the prison term.
Johnnie and his mother visit his grandmother where cake is plentiful. Johnnie, asked if he can swallow cake, replies he cannot but can still chew. A music box plays The Watch on the Rhine and causes the children to be called down as nine year old Helen explains they play when tired and want to rest.
Officials debate labor needs and funding for a large scale dam project. Weeks and Ford push for construction while opponents fear unemployment and economic impact. The dispute centers on federal authorization and potential environmental and political consequences.
Fragmented OCR text presents Lucy stating that kicking in cigarettes demoralizes girls. Other garbled phrases mention Fagr Gaston, Ang coeaytt Jearne, and claims about cigarettes making smoking more aggressive.
Washington reports progress on two far eastern treaties as delegates press to finish work on Chinese questions. The talks reassess arms to China and submarine cooperation while British officials lament submarine deals and seek firm Pacific arrangements.
Robbers forced a window at the Wellington Milling Co. plant and pried open the office safe with hammers and a crowbar. They gained entry to the mill but found no money and fled with nothing.
Washington February 2 Special taxes must be levied to pay bond for loans as the foreign debt cannot be levied for this purpose Secretary Mellon told a House loan and tax committee He opposed a general poll tax due to administration cost and suggested that special articles be taken up for special taxation He did not specifically recommend any tax but added that revenues could be passed by these taxes
A Willard resident W Branson writes of recovery after trying Winal for weakness and low vitality. He reports improved appetite digestion and strength and endorses the remedy as a cure for thin run down nervous conditions, offered at 1.60 per bottle by Phillips druggist Elyria.
Butter prices range from 43 1 2 to 46 cents with prints at 44 1 2 to 46. Egg prices steady at 40 cents. Packing stock at 16 15. Ohio firsts cited at 17 38 and Western first at 77. Other items unchanged.
Feb 2 reports show Kresge rising to 131 while United States Steel gains 1/4 to 85 1/4 and Studebaker slips. Texas Gulf and American Ice edge higher. Mexican Petroleum sags. Wheat opens up 1/8, corn and oats hold. futures show modest shifts. Livestock markets vary with cattle, calves steady to higher and hogs up 15 to 20.
A Vatican conclave led by Cardinal Merry del Val proceeds to seal the papal apartment and announce ballots. Seventeen women and numerous staff are confined, officials warn of excommunication for secrecy breaches, as the election unfolds with multiple ballots and ritual rituals.
Former Empress Zita of Austria rests in exile as she travels from Lisbon to Madeira to seek reunion with her husband. Reports say she plans to visit Switzerland to see him and regain contact during the ongoing political turmoil.
Dayton February report on the trial of Alexander Skilkeu, a communications merchant, charged with conspiracy to counterfeit federal revenue stamps and whiskey labels. Two witnesses allege offers of bribes to testify his innocence. others arrested during the raid. Defense claims witnesses were coerced by government agents.
Federal Officer E H Shaughnessy aged 96 dies in Garfield hospital from injuries received in the Karluk Erbocker theater disaster. He lived near Cal verton apartments with his wife and daughter who were also injured. His death raises the theater toll to ninety.
Former director general McAdoo speaks to traveling public on rail costs and efficiency. He claims federal control saved the rail system, urges private operation, and cites overpayments and wage disputes as evidence of burdens on railroads. He details alleged overpayments by Philadelphia and other lines and links piecework to demands for executive favors.
Advertises Oxidans tablets as quick relief for bronchial asthma symptoms including breathing difficulty and night suffering. Claims immediate throat and airway comfort, easier breathing, and sleep improved. Offer includes refund on purchase price if not satisfied. Details mention order form and contact for purchase.
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