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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1923
Page
8
Chicago visit follows 66 year old Antioch man W. Martin who rears a young monkey named Mike hoping monkey glands grant long life. Mike fell ill Sunday prompting an airplane trip from Antioch to Chicago to check on the pet’s condition.
The Exchange Club will hold its regular meeting Tuesday at which Mayor A R Jones will speak. The program aims to provide updates on city initiatives and community affairs with club members in attendance.
Steubenville reports receipt of several letters demanding 2000 to 5000 dollars from prominent Italian merchants and businessmen of Yorkville Jefferson county officials prepared to launch a war on the Camerrists society believed responsible for recent outrages in the region. Cleveland reports on trial defendants J Hyn er Jack H French A Wulf and Thomas Beach now on trial for swindling western business men to be charged with conspiracy in U S court. Sessions of the Ohio hardware association open tomorrow at the Hollenden hotel with more than 2500 dealers from across the state expected for the meeting.
New York report details Paulette Saludes's courtroom battle after a fatal office shooting of broker Oscar Martelliere. Turley, her attorney, cites betrayal by Martelliere leading to alleged love blackmail and ruin. Saludes describes fear, scorn, and a series of self harm attempts.
The review highlights American Silver Wings a human interest tale of a family with a forged mother’s name and a younger son who saves the day. Dreamland shows The Speed King a serial with startling incidents plus a comedy and travel pictures. Colonial presents Rags to Riches with Wesley Barry in a lively, fun packed feature.
A review praises Tom Moore in Grand From the Ground Up for exploiting his wide range of talents. He handles comedy and authority with equal skill from a fireman to a building superintendent and even acts with sincerity in moments of pathos that engage the audience.
Cleveland police chief reports two more deaths tied to illicit liquor, bringing the suspected total to fourteen in a wave of poisoned alcohol. Authorities continue to probe the illegal supply network as residents reel from the tragedy.
Hedda Hopper plans to resume film and stage work in America after Europe travels. She recalls fame with Anita Stewart in Virtuous Wives and mentions earlier roles with Norma Talmadge and George M. Cohan. Other industry moves include Herbert Breton on The Rustle of Silk with Betty Compson, Kathryn McGuire freelancing after Mack Sennett, Edwin Carewe on The Girl of the Golden West, Sylvia Breamer in the lead, and Edward Martindel leaving his Fon Studios flat for The Eleventh Hour with Shirley Mason.
A physician Dr F M Edwards advertised Olive Tablets as a liver and bowels remedy. The copy promises a clear complexion, energy, and relief from pale skin, pimples, coated tongue, headaches, and inactive bowels, calling the tablets a safe substitute for calomel used nightly by thousands of women and men.
The elfish musical comedy star Magi appears in Lady Billy at the Rialto on Wednesday February 14. She will be surrounded by a cast of beautiful girls wearing Paris creations as designed by Zel da Sears. The show promises a vivid display of latest fashions.
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