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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1923
Page
4
Washington February 12. A resolution authorizing an inquiry into waste and irregularities at the United States veterans bureau was introduced by Senator mills of Massachusetts and passed without a record vote. The senate ordered the afternoon inquiry in a party line or non recorded manner.
Multiple Ohio towns report social and legal news including Mr and Mrs Jerry Hopples golden wedding in Bucyrus John Koelison a three year old accident victim in Wheeling and probate payments of 2000 to estates of Walter Poling and Joseph Van Bessen in Delphes Brakeman Claude Haderman is arrested in Toledo after posting bond in a separate case George Carson parole status at Rutland and a reform-school home situation Sadie Teen health official reappointed in Hocking county Logan plans additional health staff with new school scales. Sterling Products Co in Wheeling votes for Centaur stake and a white slavery case in Nelsonville ends with bond set while judge faces tension in court
An iGirls story notes a love affair ending in tragedy for an Indian chief. The piece discusses romance, social implications, and community reaction while questioning moral standards and cultural norms.
St Paul society Miss Mary Ya, now somewhere in Europe, has traveled around the world by steamer and steerage. Her parents only learned of her third class journey upon her arrival in Cherbourg, after she defied orders to travel.
Sirs Catharine Uribe may pursue Mrs Clara Phillips near Juarez with her husband and brother held by Los Angeles police as exchanges are negotiated if Phillips is found. Ettor Del Guzzi and Bellairs ordered to pay Canida Rosabella $104.47 for grape juice poured into a sewer during a prohibition raid. Martins Ferry reports exchange costs and Meigs county road boosters vow to hire responsible contractors for summer road work. Defiance notes Richmond township farmers back new tax on intangible property and a gasoline tax for roads.
Medina County events include 128 attendees at the Older Boys Conference in Wadsworth. Fire damage struck an unidentified church, with no internal church fire at the time. Velma Archer sues leads to grand jury action against Howard Baker of Wadsworth on bond. Lafayette farmers institute postponed to Feb 25 due to epidemics. A criminal trial scheduled to begin this week with daily finish. Medina County Humane Agent H O Lee gets salary rise to 35 dollars monthly. Twenty-two former Yanks in the county still face various pending matters.
Charles Snoble of Elyria a junior takes the part in A Doll's House by Baldwin Wallace College Dramatic Club to be at the High School auditorium Feb 20 under Social Settlement House auspices. About 59 Baldwin Wallace alumni in Lorain county will attend. Other Elyrians include Eather Wright Eleanor Nunodar Roger Palmer Elizabeth Hawke Harold White Lewis Black Milton Stearns and Edna Churchward.
AMSTERDAM February 12 Isolation of the Ruhr through a ban on coal coke iron and steel shipments to unoccupied Germany is seen as the second step toward a Rhine land republic. France and Belgium would take final steps if Germany resists. Paris reports reinforce pressure for rigorous treatment of Germany with a stern economic military program to compel concessions. Leaders of Britain's Labour Party plan interpellations on Ruhr and Near East questions when Parliament meets.
Wellsville New York Feb 12 Police search for the assailant who shot Harry Smith 20 a laborer in the back and thigh after a street corner argument. His condition is listed as serious.
Bliss Nora Flynn and Howard Brown, already wed in Youngstown a month earlier, were remarried in Elyria by Father FB A. i Reilly. The ceremony reaffirmed their vows and was attended by close family and parish friends.
Ashland high defeated Mansfeld high 34 to 26 to virtually clinch the North Central Ohio High League basketball title. Prior to the game both teams carried a clean slate as the season neared its end. In other notes Rosa Ambrose, 9, was injured when struck by a car in Ashland. Separately, Granville’s E B Cheshire and Ashland’s William T Shearer led a $95,000 receivership sale for the Shearer Bagley mill property. Near Coolville, farmers report frogs croaking at night from ponds iced over by thick ice.
Oberlin College alumni in Lorain County vote for Oberlin Chapter officers. President candidates include Judge D. J. Xye Elyria and Mrs Edith Braad Hannah Oberlin. Vice president contenders are Charles A Judson Sandusky and Dr Joan W Ross Birmingham. Treasurer contenders are Richard R Fauver Lorain Dan B Symona Elyris and Charles S Brown Oberlin. Secretary candidates are Miss Mabel B Askew Oberlin and Mrs Ellen W Shaw Elyria. Councilor two year terms include Ralph W Stratton Norwalk Miss Marian L Steele Amherst and Mr Benjamin L Pierce Huron.
Oberlin officials report the First Methodist Church needs a modern building after five years of growth hindered by space. They have leased the Second Church for one year at 2500 per year and consider a new site at N Main and E Lorain, though it may not be central. A committee was tasked at the Official Board meeting.
Artist Recital dates at Oberlin have been fixed with performances by the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra led by Fritz Reiner on Feb 20, Marcel Depre the famed French organist on March 6, Casina the Russian cellist on March 20, and Misa Queena Mario the Metropolitan Opera star on April 17. The series ends with a Cleveland Symphony Orchestra concert for the May Festival, featuring pianist Beryl Rubenstein performing Tchaikovsky in B flat minor on May 4.
Oberlin plans a winter series of non dancing entertainments for students to break Rec. halt monotony. The program will include names stunts bicycle hikes and other non dancing activities under the recreational director. Oberian personals note visitors to Cleveland include Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Adame Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Savage and several others.
Miss Jean Thomas danseuse ties the knot with Harold Atteridge librettist in the New York Winter Garden's matrimonial offering. Mrs Atteridge plans to continue a show as part of her new status.
Paris reports say President Paul Rosseau of the French boxing federation will propose amnesty for outlawed fighters at Monday's meeting. The move would reinstate Siki, the Black boxer who defeated George Carpentier, though Siki is not named.
A warrant against B F Cooper, manager of a furniture store, alleges torture of children over installment plan defaults. The case attracts local interest as it may set a legal precedent on property removal for unpaid debts. A stove and furniture removal from George Hintlan’s home left five children without heat, sparking the proceedings.
Amherst on February 12 reports the Young Ladies Society of the Congregational church will host Miss Margaret Bruce at her Main street home Thursday evening and will feature a short talk by Mley Woodbury of New York on Friday at 7 30 in the church parlors. All members urged to attend both meetings.
John M. Wilson of Cleveland Ohio credits Tanlac for restoring his health after a summer of illness. He reports improved appetite digestion energy and weight gain after four bottles. He claims Tanlac saved him from a severe decline and notes extensive sales of the product.
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