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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1922
Page
3
A News despatch from Copenhagen cites reports that a raid at the frontier by Russian forces secured booty valued at over $500000. The dispatch attributes the details to Hesingfors sources.
Police report ongoing murder probe at the Taylor home with witnesses recounting a night visit by a chauffeur and a director seen leaving the scene. Detectives consider hired assassin theory, noting a possible burglary motive and valued jewels found on the suspect’s person.
The Liberty Bond listing shows prices and bids for several bonds including 4s and 4 1/4s with bids around 4145 to 4145 and prices near 9620 to 9628. The records indicate ongoing trading activity with multiple series and maturities noted, reflecting market demand and settlement values.
An old advertisement touts a patent tonic Gudes Pepto-Vangan-tahke 1" claiming it enriches blood, improves complexion, and restores health. It targets women with statements about red blood and beauty, urging readers to buy multiple bottles from druggists.
Fragmented OCR text shows a condemned murderer protesting innocence with scattered lines mentioning a protest, authorities, and a prison setting. The readable bits suggest a focus on appeals, possible dates, and personal statements amid a legal or penal context.
A fire and explosion near Saltinote area left two people unaccounted for. Police and emergency crews cordoned off the scene as investigators work to determine the cause and locate the missing individuals.
Berlin dispatch reports the reparations commission rejects German indemnity proposals as inadequate for balance of payments. The note says Germany seeks a breach in payment terms and the commission reserves further steps if needed. Representatives at Cannes urged Germany to clarify payment capacity and provide detailed economic data.
Lorain workers confront new Fay regulation affecting local operations. Officials review compliance measures as firms adjust procedures and schedules to meet standards imposed by authorities.
Amherst council proceedings report fines collected from several individuals and a street commissioner appointment after bids. The board rejected low bids, discussed paving plans on Villan Avenue, and discussed forming a Kiwanis club branch in Amherst.
A local American Legion meeting discussed a proposed national bonus for ex-service members. Town canvassing before Friday seeks support for extra compensation as posts nationwide await Washington's decision on one dollar per day for total service after April 7.
Wellington February notes: WOMCA girls met in the high school study hall for an evening devotional led by Emma Leupin and bead making demonstration by Irene Mehier. Also plans discussed for congressman visit on April 17 to mark Tus birth centenary. Additionally petitions circulate about repair of cross roads in Wellington township with signatures collected. Uncle Tom’s Cabin at Clara House and opera house carpentry updates noted.
An old advertisement touts Musterole as a natural headache remedy. It promotes mustard and medical ingredients as safer, with hospital-size tubes offered for 3 and 65 cents.
The New York stock market opened with an irregular tone as many active issues moved fractions. United States Steel rose early then slipped, Studebaker gained, Texan Gulf fell, and United States Steel and Adams Express showed notable moves amid mixed early results.
The Elyria sophomores were defeated 28 to 21 by Lorain on Lorain’s floor last night in a fast, exciting basketball contest. The report notes a strong Lorain finish and a tight game throughout.
Women employees directors and stockholders of building loan and savings institutions met in Columbus to organize the statewide Ohio Building Association League. Mrs Lucy Studevant of Sidney was elected president with Lydia Cellarius of Cincinnati as vice president and Miley Lenore Kell of Steubenville as second vice president. Mrs James A Devine of Hexalive became treasurer as the group promotes thrift and home ownership across Ohio.
Elyria Aerie No. 431 will initiate candidates Thursday night February 9 at the regular meeting. See the new Degree Team and enjoy lunch. Adv Sec. F. O. Eagles.
Fragmentary list of discharged persons and associated streets and relatives. Includes Carl Gehrke Foster Avenue, Mrs Maud Hales West View, Coquevieve Hopkins LaGrange Tiattio Robinson Mroud Street, Mreu Rose Brosk and son Joseph West River Street, Admissions Mrs Alles Harrick Harvard Street, Grarge Stanitis South Lorain.
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