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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1923

Page

1

Prison reform meet favors abolition of county jails

Oberlin Feb 19 The Conference on Prison Conditions in Ohio ends with a call for abolition of county jails and capital punishment. A statewide Ohio Committee on Penal Conditions is formed with H A Miller as permanent chairman and Mrs. O Peabody as secretary and treasurer. The group seeks indeterminate sentencing, probation expansion, removal of partisan influence from welfare and pardon boards, prison labor reform, and individualized treatment through comprehensive investigations.

Oberlin Qohio Ohio Conference On Ohio Committee On H. A Miller Oberlin College O. ®. Peabody J. H. Hagerty Ohio State University H.C. Gehlke Western Referee University James P. Kirby Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court Charles W. Hoffman H. W. Kellogg State Reformatory Mansfield Louis Mittendorf Women’s Reformatory Marysville Kepple Hall Cleveland E. C. Shaw Ohio Prison Committee State Department of Public Welfare Board of Pardon and Paroles Dis House

Judge Florence Allen Opposes Gifford Bill on Judicial Nominations

Columbus, Feb. 19 The state supreme judge urged enactment of a law requiring all nominations for judge to be by dependent petition and to deprive political parties of nominating power. Allen opposed a Gifford bill eliminating most judges from the nonpartisan ticket via primary action. The bill is set for senate passage Tuesday.

Columbus Florence Allen Senir Gifford Lucas County Daling

Fires Kill Five Pets and Injure Several in Two Cities

Paragraphs describe December era fires in New York and Columbus. Lost pets smothered by smoke from a lawn blaze in a Brooklyn tenement. In Columbus a fire trapped Mrs. Charles Appel and her three year old grandson, with Belcher and others injured. cause under investigation as fire to clothes in a closet is noted.

York Brooklyn Olumbus Charles Appel Ase Belcher White 8 Hospital Belcher

Playing With Dad's Gun Ends In Tragedy

In Eubenville on February 19 a younger brother, Deipher 13, of Amsterdam, accidentally shot through the heart by playing with a revolver, death immediate. The incident prompts memory of the dangers of firearms among youths.

Eubenville Deipher Amsterdam

Death of Mrs Anna Hutchinson Jones at 92

Mrs Anna Hutchinson Jones aged 92 died at her home 610 East Avenue yesterday afternoon after a long illness. Widow of Robert I Jones, she came from Utica New York in 1855 and resided here since. Survived by daughter Mrs A L Agate son Jude R Jones and three grandsons. Funeral at 640 East Avenue Tuesday at 2 pm conducted by Rev John Grant Congregational Church member many years.

Anna Hutchinson Jones East Avenue Robert I. Jones Utica N.Y A. L. Agate Jude R. Jones Gransons John Grant Congregational Church

Professor T W Graham To Address Exchange Club

The Exchange Club meeting at noon Tuesday featured Prof. T W Graham of Oberlin College as the speaker. He will discuss Europe, drawing on a year spent there to inform his talk.

Jrty H. M. Moore the and Life Insurances Co Will Moore T. W. Graham Exchange Club Bychanse Tuesaday T. W. @Graham Oberlin College Graham Europe

Prison reformer Hart visits Oberlin jail discovery

Dr Hastings Hart veteran prison reformer and Oberlin College alumnus returned from a jail investigation at the Oberlin jail in the town hall. He challenged local officials asking who has visited their own jail and offered $1 to someone to stand in the jail and shake the blankets and $2 to spend two minutes on the bed. The jail has been unoccupied for two weeks and averages four or five inmates a year.

Oberlin Hastings Hart American Prison Association Oberlin College Herbert A. Miller

Hope Fades for Dr Greist and Miss Schultz on Ice

Toledo February 19 searchers widened a lake to lake sweep from Put-in-Bay to Port Clinton after Dr Theodore Greist and Toledo nurse Miss Sylvia Schultz disappeared Saturday while riding in the doctor's auto. Officials believe the auto broke through ice and a cold wave hid the tragedy. Dr Greist was the island’s sole physician and Miss Schultz had been called to a pneumonia call.

Toledo Theodore G. Greist Sylvia Schultz Put-in-Bay Anad Port Clinton Greist Bay Island

Lorain Pastor Attacks Klan at City Church

Rev C H Hauger of the First Methodist church denounced the Ku Klux Klan during a sermon in Lorain on February 18. He said that when an invisible empire seeks to operate in the United States it must be suppressed as unAmerican and with wrong ideals.

Lorain C. H. Hauger M. E Ku Klux Klan

Quiz Girl in Cal Slaying Marks Key Developments

Important murder developments were expected after a hurried conference between District Attorney Lee Woolwine and Detective Captain George Home with public stenographer Miss Estella Le Sage. Le Sage, a party guest with Remington, said she tracked his movements the night of the murder and was with him until shortly before he drove home after dinner.

Los Angeles Cal Earle Remington Lee Woolwine George Estella le Sage Tita Remington Miss le Sage

Clevelander to Address Rotary Club Tuesday

Clarence H. Cullings, past president of the Cleveland Rotary Club, will speak at the local club meeting on Tuesday. The eighteenth birthday of the Rotary Club will be celebrated during the week with an appropriate talk by Mr. Cullings.

Clarence H. Cullings Cleveland

Tomb of Tutankhamen Said to Hold Two Bodies

Luxor Egypt February reports from the inner chamber opening of Tutankhamen s tomb suggest a second mummy may lie within the double canopied sarcophagus based on the size of artifacts and extensive jewelry. Experts warn many treasures will stay untouched due to weather and fragility of fabrics. The scene features Lord Carnarvon and Howard Carter amid frescoes and a newly revealed art school potential in the tomb s mural decorations.

Luxor Egypt Tutankhamen Howard Carter Aodon Lord Carnarvon Carter

J W Whidden Civil War Veteran Passes At Home

J W Whidden a Civil War veteran died at his home 46 Corwin Street Sunday after a weeklong illness. He served three years and eight months in the Union army. Survived by wife and children A D Whidden Ernest Roy Carl and Mrs Walter Dolahofer. Funeral services set for Tuesday afternoon at 2 at the home.

J O W. Whidden Corwin Street A D Whidden Eastern Heights Bhd C. L. Whidden Parkavettue Ernest and Roy California Carl Walter Dolahofer Norwalk

Senate approves changes in bankruptcy laws

Washington Feb 19 The Senate approved sweeping changes to national bankruptcy law via the Spencer bill The measures shorten the filing period for actions against a bankrupt from four years to six months and extend the pre bankruptcy liability window for concealment or destruction of assets from four months to one year Also notes Lorain formed and lists the Slater Coal and Supply Co with capital $50,000 and executives.

Washington Senate Lorain CO Columbus Slater Coal and Supply Co Lorain G. I. Slater McFadden

State to use North Eaton site for feeble minded home

State finance committee inspected Newburg asylum needs in Cleveland. Senator Bender backed using North Eaton Grafton site for 800 inmates and land on Canal road Summit County for care. Officials cited 2700 of 20000 feeble minded housed, 1700 hindering other state institutions, and urged near Cuyahoga County. Senator Burke participated in the inquiry.

North Eaton Township Newburg Cleveland Newburg Asylum Bender North Eaton Grafton Canal Road Summit County Gallipolis Cuyahoga County Dr Williams Newbury Asylum Eaton Ian J. F Burke

Lorain Tragicen Evelyn Marshal Killed in Bus Stop Crash

Evelyn Marshal 15 of 2513 Reed avenue died after being struck by a car driven by B W Taylor at Seventh street and Broadway in Lorain while crossing after alighting from a bus. Taylor took her to St Joseph's hospital and is held for investigation. The sophomore high school student suffered a skull fracture and a broken arm. Coroner Perry awaited finding. Survived by parents Arthur and two sisters and two brothers.

Lorain Evelyn Marshal Reed Avenue B. W Taylor Seventh Street Broadway St Joseph's Hospital Taylor Perry Arthur Marshal

Mag Catherine Meyer Dies Near Ridgeville

Mrs Catherine Meyer, age 70, of Ridgeville, died this morning after a two week illness with pneumonia. Born in Avon, she moved to Ridgeville fifty-two years ago after marrying Peter Meyer. Survived by husband Peter and twelve children including Barbara Mary Lena at home and several married daughters. sisters and brothers span Ohio, California, and Arizona. Funeral arrangements pending.

Catherine Exer Ridgeville Yelock Avon End Peter Meyer Peter Barbara Mary Lena Gilles Petiicone Woodard Cleveland Zitta Notre Dame Dollar Avon Huntsburg Henry 44Th Aero Squadron Post Field Fort Sill Okla Gregor Arizona Lawrence Mexico Metzger Akron Joseph Stauder California Ater

E K Jones Pioneer of Grafton Dies at 82

E K Jones a longtime Grafton resident died Sunday at his daughter Mrs Luther Clapp home. He left four grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 11 from the Jones home with burial in Nesbit cemetery near Grafton.

E. K. Jones Luther Clapp Eneoner Grafton Jones Nesbitt

New Born Babe Found Frozen. Mother Held for Neglect

Police uncover a fatal case of destitution and suspected neglect in a city home at Sixteenth Street and West Avenue. A newborn girl was found dead in a bed of the mother and two young children in rags. Coroner and officers rushed the family to hospital. the mother, Mrs Lamb, is held for neglect. Mayor and authorities vow action as inquiry continues.

Sweet Daniel Lamb Sixteenth Street West Avenue Miles Perry Carl Taylor

Lithuania mobilizing army for war on eastern border

Paris reports Lithuania on a war footing after artillery fire against Polish troops in the Vilna corridor. Lithuanian statements deny Polish aggression, urging League of Nations intervention. Polish accounts allege Lithuanian machine gun fire, killing one Pole and wounding eleven, with prisoners taken.

Warsaw Lithuania Paris Europe Foreign Office Vilma Poland League of Nations Legation Altvices Warea

Jail Sentence for Slot Machine Owner

Nick Serby of Lorain was indicted for operating a slot machine and pled guilty in court. Judge Thompson fined him 50 dollars and costs and sentenced him to ten days in jail, in a prior case against John Kern. A jury previously disagreed on guilt, and Lorain municipal court had ruled the machine was not a gambling device. The prosecutor said they believe the machines violate the law and will continue prosecutions where found operating.

Nick Serby Loraim Thompson John Kern Lorain Gay

Mother and three babies buried together at funeral

In Stelbenville on February 18, Max Kormak left Gill Hospital after burns from attempting to rescue his wife and three children, who perished in a house fire. Coroner Arch Bell ruled the blaze started from live coals, not a still explosion, and the mother died while attempting to save the children. The funeral for the four victims was set for late today.

Stelbenville Max Kormink Gill Hospital Kormiak Kormunk Arch Bell

Oberlin Professor Speaks at Kiwanis Luncheon

The Kiwanis Club invites members to a Thursday luncheon featuring Dr. Walter Fiske of Oberlin as the speaker on George Washington. The event highlights academic attendance and civic discussion.

Kiwanis Club George Washington Walter Fiske Oberlin

Ohio's oldest resident dies at 104 in Toledo

TOLEDO Feb 13 Mrs Anton ia Hernes 104 longtime resident of Ohio dies at daughter Mrs Jieniek's home here today She was believed to be the state's oldest resident and passed away in the city obituary home.

Toledo Antonia Hernes Ohio Jieniek

England Plans to Surrender Railways in Rhine Zone

February reports from Cologne state Britain plans to surrender all railways in the British zone of occupation on the Rhine to France. Three trunk lines and many branches are involved. no French reply to the latest British communication had been received. A German employers’ official was arrested by French troops in Essex. Five French regiments moved from Bochum toward Dortmund, signaling greater German occupation, while in London a Commons clash over Ruhr policy saw Liberal and Labour MPs unite to press the issue, with Lloyd George and Asquith signaling forthcoming speeches.

London Cologne Great Britain House of Commons David Lloyd George Asquth

Mary Maple 71 Died Suddenly in Orthedgeville

Mrs Mary Maple, 71, wife of Chas Maple, died suddenly Sunday evening at her home on the Rant road. She had spent the evening with her husband and neighbors. Survived by son Rev G C Maple of Fields and husband, sister Mrs Emma Wilford of Elyria who died nine days earlier in similar circumstances. Rev Maple in Indiana, expected home today. Funeral arrangements pending.

Orthridgeville Mary Maple Chas. Maple G. C Maple Fields Maple Indiana Emma Wilford Elyria

16 Killed in Rhine Wreck Near Dormans Marne

Paris dispatch reports the Strasbourg Express derailed near Dormans Marne early today, killing 16 and injuring 35. Authorities investigate the crash and its cause as rescue teams search the wreckage. The incident underscores dangerous rail travel conditions in the region.

Rhine Paris Strasbourg Dorman Marne

Lorain County Poultry Association Formed at Meeting

Lorain County poultry breeders met in the afternoon to organize the Lorain County Poultry Association. H. H. Hall of Hallworth Poultry Farm and Claude Bivins were named officers, with a permanent secretary to be appointed. A first annual Poultry Edition of the Chronicle Telegram will be published. A large meeting is set for February 25 to finalize details.

Lorant Beneft Lorain County Poultry Association H. H. Hall Hallworth Poultry Farm Staty Claude Biving Lorain County Chronicle-Telegram Soom Pablenthen 2. Hudnutt C. J. Sayver

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LSO Joge Allen Gifford Lumbus Eland Insuran Shington William Taylor Cleveland & Western Company of Ohio Senator Walsh Euchusetts Anna Jones Fong Olf Ike Rotary Club J. W. Whidden Mag Catherine Meyer Ang E. P. Clement Coromar 2 Kiwanis THURS England Essex Steucker Berlin Bochum Dortmund Hamm Gemma de
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