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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1923
Page
4
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At noon workers at the Columbia Ettet Co presented Oscar Olson, mill superintendent, with a gold watch and chain. Hob Richmond, shop foreman, spoke of Olson’s retirement and the hope for his future. Olson, long with Columbia Stess Co since its arrival, plans a new position and spoke fondly of colleagues, praised as a top cold rolled steel expert.
Meyer Goodman of 895 West River Street gains citizenship papers after three years of efforts to bring his wife and four children from Warsaw to the United States. Attorney D. H. Aken secured county action, ending years of separation caused by noncitizen status and Polish nationality. Weather forecast calls for snow in the Ohio Valley and Great Lakes region with below normal temperatures next week.
Britain will press for payment of war debts to fund American obligations, while Lloyd George warned trade improvements will be slow and that US terms are fair yet hard. He hoped for near Eastern settlement with Turkey and cautioned against relying on domestic politics. Trotzky predicted May could see a new European conflict as Russian troops near the western front.
A trolley wire fell to the pavement on the Lorain division delaying traffic on the green line for two hours. Buses took passengers to and from Lorain and transfers were made to other cars. Einstein and Lader filed a motion for a new trial in the suit of H Graver of Lorain, claimed to be owed 346 dollars.
A wealthy Washington man seeks a Paris court order to stop his daughter from marrying her auto dealer fiancé. The lower court rejected the bid, but the father vows to continue legal action as the case advances.
Mrs Paul Beard, one of few women in the federal forestry service, staffs a fire lookout at Harney Peak South Dakota. She resides in a small glass house clamped to the rock by steel cables, using a ladder for access and spending spring to fall watching four-state views while pursuing studies in Iowa.
John B remains active with golf at Ormond Beach where he spends winters. The article notes his ongoing practice and mentions influential figures in a casual street tone without formal detail.
Washington reports say administration leaders mobilize support to pass army funding while Lemroot-Ander farm credits news frames rural relief as final Senate hurdle. Columbus dispatch quotes Pr sic Bradiate of the American Farm Bureau Federation urging marketing reforms at the chamber forum.
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The New York stock market opened strong with U S Steel up 1 4 point to 196 and Baldwin Locomotive at 134 1 4. Royal Dutch Shell up 11 2 to 48 1 2 and Pan American Petroleum up 5 4 to 8 3 4. Various other stocks including American Smelting, American Sugar Refining, General Motors and United Railways listed gains amid a broad demand.
A series of boat crashes in New York Harbor left the freighter Hermes and the Norwegian vessel Dixaola damaged but the crews uninjured. Two ferries Catskill and Plainfield collided at Cortland street causing a panic among commuters and bruising many women workers.
Prosecutor L H Webber announced that the first criminal cases will be tried next Wednesday. Three Lorain merchants John Kern Nick Serbu and Panos Canolas face charges of operating slot machines in their places of business.
The Case basketball team eyes their first Ohio conference win as they host Oberlin at the Scientists' gym Saturday night. Case has held Wooster's two top scorers until the final minute, but still lost by a single point. Oberlin has been fast moving, suffering one defeat by Cincinnati.
Firemen from No 4 quickly responded to a blaze leaping from a three story frame dwelling three blocks away. The alarm triggered as crews reached the scene. Owner Mrs. Margaret Milis reported damage estimated at $2000.
Columbus reports state commerce director Locher named Frank G. Henry of Marietta deputy state fire marshal and Dean C. Throckmorton of Columbus assistant chief in securities department. Sixteen more deputy marshals selected. Farmers program concludes with OSU official urging farmers to tackle their own issues. Also city demands ground watchmen at Middleton crossings until underground passages funded. Dayton reports forging case. Cincinnati records suspended sentence for Tina Porter on bad checks and a crime involving a Montgomery killer. Columbus announces Arthur McWilliams to lead strategy and food department in statewide agriculture.
Recap of W C T U meeting in Elyria and numerous social events in LaGrange. Betsy Underhill farewell party, Pedro clubs gatherings, birthdays, and neighbor visits. Sickness report, moving families, and community dances discussed. Jay Saxton burial announced after steel plant death.
Bulletin items note Padua University seismograph recording three violent shocks centered about 4,860 miles away. Wallace Reid dies leaving an estate valued at $50,000 as administration letters are filed. Milan reports an earthquake displacing Francelgo villagers followed by a threatening volcanic eruption.
Annie Morrin taken ill on Thursday. Almedia Chambers moves to son H. C. Chambers in Avon after months with daughter Mrs. Johnson. John Wilson ill again after attempting to work. Mrs. McIntyre hosts W B A gathering. Ruth Boyd teaching at Stop 7 is ill. Mrs. Bena Camoran filing pace for a few days.
The funeral of Lorena Horn was held in Amherst with many old friends attending. Rev. Philip Harding led the private house service and Eastman officiated at the church, with floral tributes abundant and a lineup of active and honorary pallbearers. The Odd Fellows and Grand Army veterans conducted vault services at Crown Hill. Out of town mourners included Emil Bechs tein and Mrs. Emma Lane among others.
A list of local churches with their ministers and service times. Second Congregational led by Rev Wm Flammer at Ledi Street and Lake Avenue. Grace Lutheran at Corner Princeton and East River with Hymns and sermons. First Church of Christ Scientist at 209 East Avenue lists Love as subject. Alliance Spiritual Church with Rev Barclay lectures on The Great Awakening. Methodist Episcopal Church on Third and Court Streets with sermons on The Most Popular Sin of Elyria and The World. Church of Christ on Second and Chapel Streets preaching The New Testament Church. Mt Zion Baptist Church on Pine Street features communion and a lecture by Walter Race. First Spiritualist Church, St Andrews Episcopal, St Paul’s Evangelical, St John’s Lutheran, First Baptist, United Presbyterian, Salvation Army with varied service times and topics.
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