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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1922
Page
12
Aiming to address the United States foreign debt, President signs a bill creating a lower debt commission to negotiate terms. The action follows the government’s plan to manage the $11.606 billion in foreign debt, with the commission authorized to engage with lenders.
Citizens guard Mrs. Ray Haller amid life threatening letters and alleged troop activity linked to a strike. affidavits claim soldiers threatened a girl and a woman and forced residents from their homes while displaying abusive behavior near Newport.
Fred dairyman of Cincinnati died this morning while saving two children from a blaze in his home. Ruth and 4 year old Ukcher were rescued with serious burns to the father before firefighters extinguished the flames.
The readable portion shows a medical context with references to patients and urgency in sending information. Incomplete text prevents clear identification of people, places, or events.
The police description from Mrs Douglas MacLean of a man seen leaving Willian Desmond Taylor’s house provides the only solid lead to the killer and suggests a probable crime time. Douglas and Mrs MacLean live beside the Taylor residence. Betty Francisco denies substantiating Claire Windsor’s claim that Taylor threatened a life at a hotel.
Gerald Martin defends a controversial statement on the city council, while critics accuse him of bias and demand clear reporting. The letter and editor's note discuss Governor Davis, the Grand Stand incident, and reactions from residents about fairness and public discourse.
The document notes liabilities of 19,990,000 dollars with related loaned credits and 3009,900 to term loan, no assets listed, and a February 1 filing date. It mentions Maryland land holdings and a Baltimore incorporation context with held company holders and an application process.
Dayton reports a federal judge sentenced Alexander to two years and Eneoof Fido to a similar term after late court proceedings. A stay pending appeal was noted. The cases arose from stamp sales violations in the U S district court. Details remain unclear due to fragmented OCR text.
The report outlines several court actions including a vandalism case and a driving incident with details about appearance dates and involved parties. It notes various filings, signatures, and proceedings across different cases, with mentions of settlements and ongoing litigations.
A sewer contractor was held on suspicion of stabbing in a case that mentions local disputes and a domestic context. The report also references unrelated railway and Swiss incidents and lists residents visiting Blyrta.
Turmoil across the Ulster border intensifies as the Dublin Provisional Government braces for further raids. Detained Unionist police and kidnappings prompt Sir James Craig to demand British intervention. Reprisals feared as Irish authorities warn fringe Sinn Feiners and coordinate with Ulster forces to restore order.
Espy Ww. Holloway was found guilty in Columbus for evading the draft and sentenced to a year at Fort Benjamin Harrison. He registered in North Dakota with addresses in Lexington Ohio and later Canada. Notices to appear were sent to Lexington and failed to reach him. Holloway had three fingers missing that might have qualified him for exemption.
Fragmented OCR lists prices and items such as butter, fresh eyes, and assorted goods with per dozen and per pack pricing. Mentions Ohio and western fists in unclear context, indicating a miscellaneous market listing.
New York trading shows a thin session with United States Steel dipping before edging to 86 1 2. Gulf States Steel gains 1 2, Cru cible slips, Studebaker and Chandler fall. Cast Iron Pipe and rail shares move modestly. receipts mix across markets. Chicago futures also open lower on wheat and corn with May and July contracts quoted.
Lorain defendants Teterman and Mike Harneck were moved to Cleveland for trial on illegal liquor sales under the Volstead Act. A Lorain court raid prompted federal action. if not tightened, all defendants may be tried in Cleveland, officials said.
Nine out of ten people suffer digestive discomfort from overeating and acidity. Bisulated Magnesia offers near instant relief by neutralizing excess acid and easing heartburn bloating and sourness. Take a teaspoonful of powder or two tablets in water after meals or when pain occurs. The product is widely known and marketed by druggists as a safe stomach aid.
In Scranton Pennsylvania two adjoining buildings were destroyed by a blaze that investigators suspect began from an explosion near Younes Furnitures. Fire damage could reach 2500 dollars with Western Union offices soaked by water and both structures largely ruined. In Montreal Quebec the Standard Life Insurance Building burned, threatening nearby properties as smoke obscured the scene and losses were estimated around 100000 dollars.
West Ridge announces visits by G Miller in Cleveland and John Brumby in Kipton. Local rheumatism cases ease. sheriff’s driver injured but recovers. WC T U meets at Mrs Ed Pember with ten members. April gathering planned with Mrs H H Drusendahl. Birthday anniversaries celebrated for Fred and Ol’e Minnick. multiple neighbors visit and host meals. Cloverleaf club to host a Valentine party at Mrs Ernest Holliday’s home.
Mary B Fleming 71 widow of Capt John P Fleming of Cantalia died Wednesday at her daughter Mrs KE Jones home on Eleventh Street after an extended illness. She was born March 23 1851 in Sandusky and moved to Cantalia then Castalla. Burial will be in Castalla after services at 1:30 and 3:00 p.m. in Castalla. Survived by daughter Mrs Jones and several brothers and sisters.
Eve Vintzen files for divorce from Fred Viet vin in the court of common pleas citing extreme cruelty. Married in Amherst in 1890 with five children two minors. she alleges health wreckage, long work duties, constant swearing and beating of her and children. seeks custody and breakup of the marriage.
A Chicago reader reports recovery after her doctor advised Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound following childbirth. She credits improved health to the remedy and recommends it to other nervous and run down women, noting multiple pregnancies and positive feedback from friends.
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