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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1923
Page
5
John Rockliff acting through his friend Frank Rockliff sues Tra Matic Co of Wellington for 360 dollars alleging unpaid services. Both plaintiffs seek appointment of a receiver to take charge of the company and Frank Rockliff also claims 794 dollars owed.
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In Defiance on February 6 hundreds signed petitions protesting the proposed abandonment of the Miami and Erie canal between Maumee and Grand Rapids as outlined in Senator Farnsworths bill. Also Feb 6 Martins Ferry reports Theodore Torok, 14, sues for 10000 for a leg injury from a sledding accident blamed on an unseen train.
In Columbus on February 6 President W. C. Thompson of Ohio State University Dr Phillip Vollmer of Dayton and Dr L C Hessert of Crestline will represent Ohio at the world Presbyterian conference in Toronto February 14 and 15. The meeting is the annual gathering of western section of the Alliance of the Reformed churches with delegates from the United States and Canada, totaling over 3,000,000 church members and clergymen. In Logan on February 6 police arrested Arthur Fields 18 of Columbus for auto thefts. he confessed to stealing a car and selling it in Columbus another in Zanesville and abandoning a third at Union Furnace.
Philip Hirag and Philip Elting of Kingston New York were named collectors of the port of New York filling vacancies after the death of George W Aldridge. The move is described as a major political plum. The remainder of the text notes a student body near 1600 and mentions failing to pass studies, with unclear relevance to the main event.
George W. Reinhardt retires from the family bakery and confectionery business after fifty years of work. Lafayette schools reopen as scarlet fever cases decline. A. E. Young, serving as pro tem, is appointed Medina Postmaster. The Medina County Fish and Game Protective Association adds 50 new members, boosting total to 500.
Henry Edward Pellew, sixth viscount of Exmouth and long-time American citizen, died at his Washington home at age 94. He inherited the title only six months ago. His son, Prof Charles B. Pellew of Columbia University, will renounce American citizenship to return to England and assume the title.
An old grouch with irritable digestion transforms after discovering Beecham's Pills. Two pills at bedtime restore mood, liver function, and regular habits, turning him into an optimistic husband’s hero. Available at all druggists for 25c and 50c.
DETROIT February 6 A rum smuggling scheme, more adroit than any yet uncovered, is believed exposed by customs officials. Bottles of American whiskey were concealed in bundles of newspapers sent from Germany to Detroit. The German papers were addressed to local recipients from Berlin and Hamburg and had been arriving for months. A bundle was opened by accident when a collector's aide kicked it and a quart of liquor fell out. Other bundles were unwrapped and liquor found.
Earl Spiegelberg sues to recover money alleged due from Marr Corbin and others and the Lorain Lumber Company is asked to disclose any claims in the property under mortgage. The petition seeks sale of the property to liquidate the debt.
Henry Ford and Emile Coue greeted each other in Detroit as Ford the world's leading car maker met Coue, famed for self suggestion. The moment linked industry giant and self help pioneer in a brief meeting.
Chicago February 6 inventor and broker Marxmilan Shortland was granted a divorce and custody of his nine year old son Billy in a decision that also notes his long ties to Chicago and Wall Street. The report also mentions a trend of German women entering the dentistry profession.
Dave Hart of Lorain filed an answer to a damage suit brought by Adam Hartman following a car accident on 22nd Street Lorain. Hart demands $166 in damages. The National Library of Paria holds over 1,000,000 books and 150,000 manuscripts.
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