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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1923
Page
8
Fragmented OCR text mentions Canada narco countermeasures and a pledge related to industry and border controls. Key names and coherent facts are obscured by garbled wording. no clear event, date, or organization remains readable.
Disjointed text references court proceedings in Lorain including charges, possible fines, and police involvement. Mentions of timing, a few names, and a sense of an ongoing legal process without clear details or outcomes.
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The Ely- Fia Radio Club holds its regular meeting at eight tonight at Carl Brows on Odie. BK. E. Stark, electrical engineer, will project lantern slides illustrating Absorption and Polarisation of Ether Waves. A social evening will follow and new radio devices will be exhibited. A public radio dance event is planned. details to come.
Secretary Melion called a meeting of the American debt funding commission for four o'clock to draft recommendations to liberalize the funding law for paying the 5,000,600,000 British debt to the United States. The panel's guidance will go to President Harding for Congress. London reported that British payment terms will stay in place regardless of UK government changes.
Lorain resident H Graver won a verdict in a suit against M Epstine and E Graver who were accused of selling goods not meeting representation. The jury found the goods did not conform to the claimed quality and awarded judgment for the plaintiff.
Eaton Mire reports a week with the Harwedels in Ridgeville and visits from Columbia guests. church furnace relocation to improve heating, with services planned for next Sunday, plus numerous local gatherings, visitors, and travel notes from Ridgeville, Columbia, Elyria, and New York.
The article details anticipated resignations and new appointments around March 4 as the 67th Congress closes. Lasker may leave the shipping board with Senator Frelinghuysen as possible replacement. E Mont Reily and Colonel Forbes retire from Porto Rico and the veterans bureau. General Edwards may head Porto Rico post, while Colonel Miller moves to veterans affairs. Mondell may become alien Property custodian.
Emphatic denial from C E Graham senior vice president of Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad that J J Burnett would head the C and O after a merger with five other roads tied to Van Sweringen interests and moving offices from Richmond to an unspecified location. Harding vows Senate vote on ship subsidy before March 4 but rejects an extra session. House GOP introduces twin bills to repeal the Interstate Commerce Act and the 1920 Transportation Act.
A list of assorted groceries and farm products with unit prices. Butter, eggs, oleo, cheese, poultry, and produce are quoted by dozen, pound, or bushel. Items include firsts eggs, western firsts, live fowls, broilers, spring chickens and ducks, live geese, onions, cabbage, potatoes, and sweet potatoes with varying price ranges.
Stocks unevenly rise on light turnover with Reading up 5 8 to 77 308 and Baltimore and Ohio up 3 8 to 47. Fisher Body falls 8 points to 152. Royal Dutch gains over one, Owens-Illinois up more than one, U S Steel flat. American Smelting slides near 1 point to 56 1 2. In Cleveland cattle receipts 400, market 15 25 lower. calves 150 lower. top 14 75. Sheep and lambs 25 lower. hogs 15 25 lower. In Chicago wheat opens 1 8c lower, corn 1 4 3 off, oats unchanged. Open: wheat May 116 8 3 to 5 8, July 111 3 4. Corn May 72 3 4 to 73, July 72 7 8 to 73. Lard May 11.46. Open Liberty bonds quoted.
A public notice offers a free package of Gauss Combined Treatment to alleviate nasal and throat catarrh. Readers are urged to sign a coupon to receive the free pack by return mail, claiming relief by clearing congested mucus and strengthening the system.
Chestnut Ridge notes show visits and gatherings with Mrs J W Berres and Mrs Frank Honey, local drives to Cleveland, school events, a Valentine play, and church services. Also listed are a funeral in LaPorte and a local birthday, plus wider state and national items on farm credits, railway workers and early snowstorm reports.
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Local names from Amherst, Elyria, Lorain and nearby towns fill a Ridge chronicle of visits, callers and social calls. Residents such as Hearn, Tolhurst, Jenne, Krueck, Rickerson and Dietrick appear repeatedly visiting friends and relatives across Amherst and Lorain as illnesses and travels shape daily life.
Amherst and surrounding towns have a flurry of visits and trips with residents from Amherst Lorain and Elyria. Notable stops include W Rath Jenne Tolhurst Richmond and Bruning visiting Lorain Cleveland Elyria and Elyria area locations while others attend school board meetings basketball games and family gatherings. The mix features local couples and families visiting relatives and conducting business across multiple days.
State news briefs report Leslie Carter named defendant in a suit in Dayton theater. a Dayton woman seeks R A Stead alias Rotolo over a missing child. a bus in New Burton holds 13 passengers after overturning. a Cincinnati fugitive girl Stroms led to Delaware for girls’ reform. Columbus sees horticulture students at a convention. Cleveland man Crain declines to join a four member advisory committee. Columbus Finance Director Baker appoints Merlin Brenneman as state budget superintendent at four thousand dollars yearly.
Martial law proclamations reach Rhineland and Ruhr with threats of quick punishment for property destruction and illegal possession of weapons. About a quarter of a million German workers are idle as mining and steel operations face stoppages. France and Belgium consider separating Rhine railroads as a step toward a new autonomous Rhineland state. London notes warn reparations vanish with occupation. Pope Pius XI appeals for pacification amid fears of war.
An ad quotes Dr. Joseph Harrigan praising Euro-Phosphate as a natural remedy for the weak, nervous, anaemic, and run-down, promising rapid gains in nerve energy, strength, and endurance. It notes that any wood druggist can supply the ne genuitro-Phosphate at a reasonable cost.
Wellington hosts a district Masonic meeting in Cleveland with many members attending and a scheduled Eagles dance featuring an Oberlin orchestra. milk meeting for local dairy shippers set in Mayor's Court room. Mutt and Jeff musical scheduled Friday evening. Lenine reported seriously ill with possible retirement and Krassin named successor in Moscow dispatch.
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