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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1923

Page

4

Reopened Tut Ankh Amun Tomb Chamber Sealed Relics Revealed

Egyptology experts marvel as the 3000 year old tomb chamber of Tut Ankh Amun is resealed after a partial opening. Portable lights exposed statues vases and the sarcophagus while officials discuss final disposition with the Egyptian government seeking to leave the mummy in the United States. Queen Elizabeth of Belgium is scheduled to enter the inner chamber tomorrow.

Hgarkom Meret Tut-Ankh-Amen Queen Elizabeth Belgium

France 15 Now Biggest U.S. Debtor in Debt List

Washington February 17 France leads twenty nations owing the United States sums from thirty millions to four billions of dollars. Ratification of the Anglo American debt agreement clears Britain’s obligation in 62 years, leaving France with the largest bill at 3.844 billion dollars, to be addressed promptly by the debt funding commission.

Washington United States Britain France American Debt Funding Commission

Chewing Gum King William White Dies in Cleveland

William White, 72, inventor of chewing gum, died after injuries from a fall on an icy Cleveland street. He reportedly earned three fortunes in his career, losing two in litigation over the gum rights he pioneered and was long known as the chewing gum king. He will be buried Monday, per his family.

Cleveland William White

To Expectant Mothers to Expectant Mothers

Unclear fragmentary text references expectant mothers and unfinished work. No coherent event, names, or dates to establish a concrete news item. Summary notes this as an incomplete OCR fragment with no verifiable details.

Prison reform talk sparks Ohio law changes debate

Ohio leaders discuss revising criminal justice as a Norwood act repeal looms and a capital punishment bill surfaces. Representative A Ross Read hints at introducing reform measures and a statewide referendum if needed while critics target jails and reform efforts.

Pisa Ohio A. Ross Read Akron Read

Prisoner From Atlanta Em Bittered Toward Society

Fragmentary OCR note describes a prisoner from Atlanta deeply embittered toward society and the impact of suppression on thought. The text is incomplete but indicates a personal or psychological reflection rather than a reported event.

Atlanta

Elyria Boy Scouts Celebrate 13th Anniversary Program

Elyria Boy Scouts held a Legion rooms anniversary program marking 13 years of the national organization. Mayor Jones spoke on Scout service, Red Cross, Salvation Army, and citizenship. three new candidates joined. C. L. Bristol explained compass basics, and a demo of Scout crafts followed. The event closed with flag salute and the Star Spangled Banner.

National Organisation of the Boy Scouts of America Legion Rooms Elyria Boy Scouts Jones Flynna Red Cross Salvation Army Stryker Boy Scout Organization H. G. Kidd H. L. Shyrock Earnest Crisp Lancaster Kidd Boy Scout Organisation C. L. Bristol National Tube Co Rov Cah Dues Bristol Harry Smith aAndreas Cheney America

Stab Wound Victim Refuses Details in Akron

Jim Zigeatzis, 34, remains in serious condition after a knife attack in Akron on February 11. He refused to provide police details about the incident as investigators pursue leads.

Akron Jim Zigeatzis

State Briefs From Cincinnati and Columbus

Cincinnati sentences ranging from one year and one day to fifteen months for conspiracy to violate the army draft law, affirmed by the U S Court of Appeals. Columbus reports a serious coal shortage at the penitentiary eased today by timely arrival of fuel from local railroad yards.

Cincinnati U. S. Effentt Court of Appeals Columbus

Cured His Rheumatism Promises Free Guide

An elderly reader touts a lifetime battle with rheumatism and uric acid, claiming a cure via “The Inner Mysterion” pamphlet. The notice urges readers to request the free distribution from Clearwater, Maine, promising no charge to recipients who are not sufferers.

Mr. Ashelman Chronicle-Telegram Clearwater Haliowell Maine

CLEVELAND PRODUCE MARKET PRICES LISTED

A historical price index from Cleveland showing per unit costs for dairy poultry vegetables and fruits. Notable items include butter per pound, eggs and cheese rates, live poultry prices for roosters and heavy fowls, dried navy beans cabbage onions and tomatoes with per hundredweight and per bushel quotations reflecting market conditions of the period. Specific figures vary by item with ranges indicating quality grades and packaging.

York State

Stock market opens irregular with mixed advances

New York February 17. The stock market opened irregular with small price changes. United States Steel up 1/8 to 107 7/8 while Railway Steel Spring fell 3/4 to 116. Dupont Powder rose 11 3/4 to 124 2/2. Copper shares gained. Motors in demand with General Motors at 151 4 and Chandler at 74 1/2.

New York United States Steel Railway Steel Dupont Generals Motors Chandler

New York Stocks Close With Wide Range And Gain

Stocks ended mixed with many industrials showing narrow moves. Major gains appeared in American Sugar Refining and American Tel & Telegraph, while weakness showed in several smaller issues and utilities as investors weighed earnings and market sentiment. Wellington notes report local family visits and illness updates shaping the community mood.

Burke Attacks Secret Legislative Steering in Ohio

Cleveland February 17 Senator J F Burke of Elyria criticizes a secret steering committee of nine senators and nine representatives who draft a blanket program for the legislature ahead of open caucuses. He warns such secrecy erodes local representation and personal service, urging public scrutiny to counter the move. Burke also discusses the Minkuum Wage Bill.

Cleveland J. F. Burke Elyria Senate House Lezisia F ‘Ture Star Chamber Burke

Wellington Bank Charter Granted and Local News

Wellington officials confirm First National Bank of Wellington receives charter approval. Daugherty plans immediate work to convert the bought block into an up-to-date bank building. Other items include Entre Nous Girls party at Mrs. Falls home with Dorothy Foote winning bridge and Aletha Stacey low, H R Daugherty buying the Style Shop block, Juniors hosting a high school party, Freshman Party postponed, and R E Pierce receiving Past Masters Jewel from Wellington Lodge 127 F and A M.

Cleveland Wellington Personals Mediame Ag Wellington Doris Zimmerman Morris Zim- Roughs Mmerman E. E. Davingg New Orleans Homer Holland Lew Whitney A. H. Pierce A. A. Althana Miss Walton NEW Wellington Bank First National Bank of Wellington Daugherty R. W. Falls Dorothy Foote Bridge Aletha Stacey Owens Edward White Delmar Roedel P. M R. E. Pierce Wellington Lodge No. 127 A.M Wm. Bauhof

Wheat and grain futures rise on opening in Chicago

Wheat prices opened higher by 1 4 to 1 5 cents with May at 120 3 8. Oats and corn followed with modest gains as oats and corn traded in the 46 1 4 to 77 1 8 range. Provisions remained strong with notable upticks across the board.

Chicago Lord Ribe

State appoints new chief of seeds and fertilizers division

Columbus report: Truax announces Septimus Mawer of Weston, Wood county, as chief of the division of seeds and fertilizers, succeeding PB W Sebring who resigned. Mawer to earn 2000 dollars annually. Nearby notes report in Cleves of white robed figures at four Negro homes and Cincinnati authorities closing Peoples Burleque Theater for indecency.

Columbus Truax Today Septimus Mawer Weston Wood County PB. W. Sebring Cleves

Obituary and Local Notices From Oberlin and Toledo

Ebes D. Hopkinson died of paralysis at his Toledo home on February 12. He was born in Oberlin, son of Charles C. and Elizabeth Hopkinson, and long resident of Toledo. He belonged to Scottish Rite Masonry and Shriners. Survived by wife E. E. Blackwell of Oberlin and Emma Slotterbach of Bloomdale. Funeral by Shriners at Toledo Masonic Temple. Funeral attendee E. E. Blackwell. Father Son Banquet planned in Oberlin with acts and musical numbers. Bureau meeting set for February 19 at Grange Hall to discuss soil samples lime and fertilizer. L. L. S. Alumni to hear Helen Martin recount Sorbonne and Oxford experiences at Mrs. Grant Hector’s home. Two births reported in Oberlin area. High School Parent Teachers' Association to meet February 19 with talks on student expectations and home roles. Prospect Street PTA to meet February 21 with teaching methods and manual training talks.

Kirby United States Kate Richards O'Hara Mrs. O'Hare Missouri State Penitentiary United States Department of Trustics Politi Qa Department of Justice Icus Prison Board Hart Jaiors A. L. Hitchcock Cleveland , Board of Education Atlanta Sandusky Hitchcock Putin-Bay, O Oberlin Wen Ebes D. Hopkinson Toledo Hopkinson Charles C Elizabeth Hopkinson E. E. Blackwell Emma Slotterbach Bloomdate Grant Hector Forest Street Helen Martin Wil Sorbonne Oxford University High Parent Teachers’ Association Oberlin High School J. N. Hana Morrison Prospect Street Parent-Teachers’ Association Andrews Baker L. S Helen Martin Johnston

Oberlin Clubs and Socials Schedule Next Week

Oberlin clubs announce meetings from February 18 to 26. American Legion Auxiliary meets February 20 at 7:30 p.m. LLS members visit by LLS alumnae February 19 at 7 p.m. at Mrs Grant Hector’s 154 Forest Street. Sorosis hosts February 20 with H A Muller on Russian immigrants. Judge Florence Allen reception February 22, 3 to 5 p.m. at Mrs H C King’s. History and Literature departments meet February 19 and 26 with talks on fiction and social events. Child's Conservation League February 19 at 7:30 p.m. Oberlin Circle meets February 19 at Dawley home. T M Club February 18 at Miss Emily Gunn’s. Ladies Aid Society February 21 at 2:30 at Mrs M L Woodworth’s.

Oberlin, Yeb American Legion Auxiliary Legion Rooms Sorosis C. H. Dudley South Professor Street H. A. Muller United States Oberlin Woman's Club Florence Allen H. C. King Ladies Aid Society of the First Baptist Church M. L. Woodworth North Main Street

Oldest Burlesque House Mentioned in Ohio Strike Context

Ohio United mine workers in Columbus tabled a resolution to reimburse officers for 50 percent of their salaries donated to the relief fund during last year’s nationwide coal strike. The move reflects union solidarity and ongoing support for worker relief efforts.

Columbus Ohio United Mine Workers In Convention

Army doctor held for murder in Torrey Pines death

Dr. Lewis L. Jacobs, an army physician, was arrested at Camp Kern ey for the alleged murder of Fritche Mann, a noted oriental dancer. The grand jury indicted him secretly, and deputies brought him to the county jail from the veterans hospital facility. Anna Q. Nilsson wed John M. Gunnerson in Los Angeles on February 16, honeymooning quietly away from film studios.

San Diego Cal Lewis L. Jacobs Camp Kearney Fritche Mann Torrey Pines Los Angeles Anna Q. Nilsson John M. Gunnerson

Local social notes from LaGrange area February event listings

February social roundup from LaGrange records visits by Baker Foster Gott and Buswell families, radio gift at the Gott home, church and Masonic hall events, Valentine party at Nina Keenar’s class, and a 75th birthday observance for a family matriarch. Local residents from Elyria Cleveland and Medina appear, including as guests and visitors, with a focus on interwoven family gatherings and community activities.

Carl Gott Medina H. S. Gott Got Eher Hubbard BH. Coon Sam Brown George Hamburger Elyria Phil Gott Son Porter Akron Gott Town Eileen Browse Elyra George Keener Arthur Richwine June George Richwine Waghorn Wagner Som Jack Thomas Baker Erwin Adams Ouiet Nina Keenar The Baptist Church Martia Wolcott Norma Wilker Cleveland Frank Walcott Alberta Wilson Theisan Litchfield Star Masonic Hall Chester Bothwell Dangh

Local Social Roundup and Meetings Roundup

Marjory spent Wednesday at Mrs. Forbes family visit then business trip to Detroit with Sage Adrian Buswell Ca Sege and Leland Heath driving new Fords for Sage s garage. Various local visits meetings and parties noted with Valentine events and a Fish Pond literary program at the Pythia Sisters hall.

Ter Marjory Frank Forbes E. Sage Adrian Buswell Ca Sege Leland Heath Detroit Frida Sage C. L. Gott Ff Clevelan L. A. McCleliz Seale of Elyria Dewey Aldrich WH Wile Golda Gott Lansing Mich Sarah Spicer Cleveland Florida Will Cole Columbia Bett Kelner W. Kelner Thursda Ned Rowan New York James Saxton Pythia Sisters P. Hall F. L. Wolcott Methodsc Wilma Johnston Winfred Pierce M. W. Rowlands Fred Smith Henr Wigert R. C. Miller A W. Jones A. A. Wilcox C. W. Bothwell C. E. Web C.B Rawson Tom Donahue Trish Club Diane

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