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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1923
Page
9
In February reports describe arrests tied to labor unrest and street clashes. The text notes federal troops guarding transit, bolshevik ties alleged by some, and a resignation of Prime Minister William Hughes. Also mentions a merger between Atlas and Morris Packing under consideration in Washington.
Miss Meyer daughter of Rosencranz and Chile son of Mr. and Mrs. Cushle of Amherst wed Tuesday at the parsonage with Hester officiating. The couple will reside near Cleveland after a brief wedding trip. Messages of well wishes came from relatives including Bechtel and Shuster families as the community notes a 50th anniversary later marked by grandchildren and great grandchildren.
A medical note claims clear pimples by a simple home remedy using a sulfur-based product. The expert states the treatment is harmless and widely available. Consumers are urged to apply the remedy like a cold cure, with no further risks noted.
Chester Hopkins visits daughter in Elyria and Mildred Ruth returns to school after illness. Sambeel Bacon visits son Harold at Ohio State University during Farmers Week. A baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Guessner at Amherst hospital Friday. Ladies Society hosts at Congregational church meeting chaired by several local women. Mr. and Mrs. John Miller visit relatives in Cleveland. Esther McQueen returns to Lorain hospital after illness. Quarantine on the Raymond Bechtel home lifted. Bechtel and Donald still under care. Jugo-Slav Tamburica concert postponed to February 10. Lawrence and Lindsley family members attend Cleveland auto show.
In a luncheon scene the characters Madge and Mrs Durkee discuss a curious observer. A waitress and diner engagement prompts a tense verification about a striking woman in the room, rumored to be Grace Draper, triggering a memory in Madge.
Peat Bilehty works for Cut Stone Co. at Amherst with sister Mrs. Ges. Eppley. Overge Cooper, improved and able to be up. A. J. Shattuck and Earle nag: Harry Sage visited Elyria. K. G. Sweater’s condition unchanged. Dr. Wheatley called. Brownhelm A C boys beat St. Peter's 30 25. A M Q girls win 31 3. Mrs. John Brill improving. Miss Jeanette French back home. Parent Teachers meet Feb 6 at school auditorium with Miss Thompson organizing a supper. Zilch in Detroit. Mrs. Jacob Baumhart celebrated birthday with relatives. Gleaners meet at Mrs Newton Holstein’s for social and officers elected Emma Dreschler president Caroline Herkier vice president Florence Claus secretary treasurer. A taffy pull and lunch enjoyed. Fred McQueen returning from Bradenton Fla. Crokinole club hosted at E G Lesher’s home.
Cola Colas surprised nearby rivals by sweeping straight games to seize first place, signaling a balanced lineup with strong bowling and consistent scoring. Haserots Jewelers defeated Eagles 3 straight as Wilcox Maddock Terry Hull combined for high team totals, while Phillips Drug and Coca Colas also posted solid team marks in a busy match night.
A terse wire reports 12 Roman Catholic hierarchs arrested in Mexico tied to deportation schemes involving Ernesto Filippi. London notes Britain expects France and Italy to ratify Washington conference arms treaties soon. Baltimore reports Dr. Adolf Meyer calling for brain-based licensing of drivers, while Dublin describes Republican irregulars damaging a home.
Racing associations meet in New Orleans Cuba America Jockey Club gathers in Havana Tijuana Jockey Club hosts races in Tijuana Canadian speed skating championships run in Montreal Flaming Polo Club opens its annual tournament in Miami Johnny Dundee fights Elino Flores in New York Earl McArthur faces Frank Jummati in Sioux City all on today’s sports slate.
Fragmentary report recounts a morgue scene around Maz with embalmers and anxious relatives, then shifts to a patrol boat chase in New York harbor ending with whiskey seizure. A London note mentions an unconfirmed peace armistice at Lausanne and Turkish signings.
Johnny Dundee will defend his junior lightweight title against Elino Flores in a featured fight at Pine Lightweight Arena in New York tonight. Flores challenges the champion in a high profile bout aiming to upset the reigning titleholder.
Cleveland's KI Wolfe, world junior featherweight champion, defeated Eddie O Dowd of Columbus in a two and a half round bout. Wolfe dominated from the opening bell as O Dowd struggled to land clean punches.
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