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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1922

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Hollywood murder cases shake filmland amid dope parties

Los Angeles investigators turn to Ward Carlin in the William D Traylor case as a man partly identified as Edward F Sands faces a possible murder felony warrant. Detectives pursue Mary Miles Minter after a letter and Mary Minter’s alleged love affair surface amid Hollywood dope party scandals. Frank Mayo blasts Hollywood as a pernicious influence, urging action against the film colony.

Los Angeles William D Traylor Carlin New Edward F Sands Nevada International News Service Chicago Evening American Cal Hollywood William Desmond Taylor Taylor Mary Miles Minter N Forest Mary New York Hollywood Film Colony Frenk Mayo Universal Company Mayo

Federal aid eyed for Cleveland street widening project

Councilman Sudro urged the city and county to jointly widen Cleveland street from the city site to the county line. Elyria Township Trustees agreed to share costs with the county to improve the road lying in Elyria Township as part of a $175,000 project, with $80,000 anticipated from federal funds.

Sudro Ty Council Cleveland Street Cuyahoga County Elyria Exares

Government figures show $1.59 billion for bonuses

Washington on February 7 reports estimates from Chairman Fordney of the Ways and Means Committee for payments to cash soldiers. The total is about $1,589,076,734, divided among the army about $1,000,000,000, the navy roughly $277,699,142, and the nursing corps about $935,877,553.

Washington Fordney Tha We Ways and Means Committee Army Faring Corps

Stork Report Claims Triples and Doubles Over Four Years

Lexington dispatch reports 4 King Stork produced triplets at the Hart home in Mason County, a record in Blue Grass State. The visits add seven children to the Hart family in four years, with two prior arrivals noted in 1920 and 1916, father listed as a farmhand.

Lexington King Stork Hart Weston Mason County Harts Brevyvedy Dolag Weil

City Council Addresses New Franchise With Street Railway

A letter from Supt. F. W Coren of the Locat-Elyria Street railway states readiness to meet the council to discuss a new franchise. The communication was filed and no further action was taken.

F. W Coren Lotain-Elyria

Carrie Chapman Quccumbed at 70 in Colorado home

Mrs Carrie B Chapman 70 died at her son H G Chapman’s 132 Harwood Street Funeral services set for Thursday at 2 p m Sudro parlors with Rev Burner officiating Burial at Carlisle cemetery She leaves a son a daughter Mrs Wm G Christopher of Colorado Springs and a sister Mrs Hattie V Hance residing with family

Carrie B . Chapman H. G. Chapman Harwood Street Wm. G. Christopher Colorado Springs Hattie V. Hance Sudro Burner Carlisle Cemetery

Elisabeth Miller Diks At State Institution

Notice reports the death of Elisabeth Miller nine of North Ridge. She had been sent with Mary Gary to the tuberculosis hospital in Columbus for treatment a week earlier. Her body was shipped home and is expected tomorrow.

Ward Elisabeth Miller North Ridge Mary Gary Columbus

Auto Driver Held On Agmault Charge

Jake Ssarck, the man who ran over Paul Skora and Ignatz Walsmak last Sunday night, was brought before Justice Ceerge yesterday afternoon on assault and battery charges. Bail was set at $540.

Jake Ssarck Paul Skora Ignatz Walsmak Justice Ceerge Geek

Four Die as Fire Ravages Virginia Hotel

Four men were killed and 15 injured in an early morning hotel fire in Lexington, Virginia, with at least twenty missing. Three victims identified: M. J. Vox of Williamsport, Haram Fo Austin of Fincastle, and A. Johnson of Charlottesville. Firefighters battled flames through the morning as investigators sought a cause.

Richmond Lexington Hotel M. J. Vox Williamsport Haram Fo Austin Fincastle A. Johnson Charlottesville Virginia Johnson H. Webb Wincastle Alan

Aaron Hardy Dies Today at 88 in City

Aaron Hardy 88 longtime city resident died this morning at his Pine Street home after a long illness. He worked for Artemas Sr. and later at Bullock's mill Riverside Milling Co. He became a farmer and retired. Survived by four children from first wife Margaret and by wife Belle Baes. Funeral at Begua church on Pine Street at 3 this afternoon.

Aaron Hardy Pine Hardy Artemas Sr Bullock's Mill Riverside Milling Co Mergare Rieauville Canada A. Reed Aaron, Jr Guste Mardy W. V. Hardy Belle Baes Werth Carellus J. ©. Verwory Begua Pine Stevet

King Approves Disarm Parley Ratifications

King George unveiled the Irish free state plan and urged swift ratification of Washington conference treaties to advance peace in Europe. He called for early settlement of the Irish issue and welcomed the Genoa talks as a path to housing employment and stability.

London Europe George

Oberlin Women Injured in Crash Near Cleveland

Oberlin residents report two local women injured when a crash occurred on Clifton boulevard while a party traveling to Cleveland passed another vehicle. Rev. Nich olas Van der Pyl and Mrs. Van der Pyl along with Mrs. Fred Bohn were not seriously hurt, and the group continued toward Cleveland after the incident.

Nicholas van der Pyle Fred Bohn Oberlin Nicholas van der Pyl van der Pyl Cleveland Clifton Boulevard

City Council approves street and utility improvements

The council granted Canfield Old Co. permission to alter northeast Second Street and East Avenue, and allowed a private erection nearby. A new Ford for the police was approved at 330 dollars after trade in. Sewer and paving petitions from Longfellow and Oberlin areas move toward action. Moore Bros to run a track switch. repairs and payments authorized.

Canfield Old Co Second Street East Avnue Middle Avenue Longfellow Street Consell Carson Askig Walnut Street Lake Avenues Woodland Avenue Moore Broa Croas West Street Stankard Per F. Waret Layleg W Mathes Samuel Street O& Vr Coart Ware

Mayor Enforces Fine Against Mrs Helen Korithi

Mayor Jones jailed Mrs Helen Korithi of Western Heights for a $500 fine and costs after a liquor possession conviction. He said he would do his full duty by all citizens despite opposition from some quarters.

Jones Helen Korithi Western Heights

Elyrians to Get War Savings Redemption Next January

Thrifty Elyria residents who bought 1918 War Savings stamps will finally redeem them on January 1, 1923, with $627,667 to be distributed through the Elyria post office. During the war stamps subscriptions surpassed $2,000,000, and this first redemption rewards savers for their foresight.

Elyria Seward

New Elyria Building Seeks Deeper Sewer and Route Change

H M Andress asked the city council for a sanitary sewer for a new Elyria Savings & Trust Co. building at Broad and Court to avoid pumping. He noted the basement would be about fourteen feet deep while the present front sewer is thirteen feet deep. A new sewer line or routing to the rear was discussed with owners for access and pump needs.

H. M. Andress Elyria Savings & Trust Co Broad and Court Street West Atenas Thia Breall Thaly

Ghi ppled Childe bex Rational Society at Cen

The readable fragment shows a mention of a society event at a center with unclear details. Names and places are incomplete, making specifics hard to verify. The item reads like a brief social notice or club gathering notice without clear dates or participants.

Release Woman Attorney Appeals to Council for Clemency

L D Hamlin addressed the council urging clemency for Mrs Kerin. He cited a humane society visit noting a 13 year old caring for four siblings and called the liquor fine a crime and outrage. He pressed officials and the public to act, condemning star chamber style refusals to remit penalties.

L D Hamlin Kerin Humane Society Bri God Beaven Ahe Western Heights

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