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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1923

Page

6

Federal Reserve Board secret data alleged in 1920 meeting

Richard R. Edmonds, editor of the Manufacturers Record, charges that Federal Reserve Board members and bankers hid information from the public at a secret May 18 1920 conference. He cites Governor Harding warning against any pre discussion of discount rates to avoid triggering rushes to withdraw deposits.

Daytona, Frs Federal Reserve Board Federal Reserve Richard R. Edmonds Manufacturers Record Edmonds W. P. G. Harding Reserve Board

Social notes from Ridgeville residents on a February week

Mrs O C Hadaway entertained her brother John Palmer of Cleveland on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs H G Stacey visited in Cleveland over the weekend. Mr and Mrs A B Shaw of Cleveland and Mr and Mrs G M Shaw of Lakewood stayed with their mother Mrs S H Shaw Sunday. Mrs B J Harris visits sister Mrs Shirley Garfield in Sheffield. Margaret Proudfoot is out of school due to grip. Mrs Maud Jordan stays with Mr and Mrs John Balabridge.

Ridgeville O. C. Hadaway John Palmer Cleveland H. G. Stacey A. B. Shaw G. M. Shaw Lakewood H. Shaw B. J. Harris Shirley Garfield Sheffield Margaret Proudfoot Maud Jordan John Balabridge

Social roundups and notices from Ridgeville society scene

Mrs M K Bftla and Mrs C N Wagner of Elyria enjoyed a visit with the former's mother on Tuesday. Several local families hosted guests from Cleveland and Pennsylvania while Miss Edith Rodingon returns from abroad to New York. The Parent Teachers Association held a successful social and rummage sale at the schoolhouse. Peter Meyer lies ill with slim hopes for recovery. Mrs F A Bennett recalls her 82nd birthday with a family gathering, and the Suni Club of the WCA met at Miss Dyer's sister’s home for a sewing evening. The funeral of Mrs Catherine Meyare was held at St Peters church with Father Rhein presiding.

M. K. Bftla C. N Wagner Elyria G. C. Dunhams Hamilton Pennsylvania Harry Watson Falkner House Misa Marie Waldecker H. G. Stacey Cleveland Florence Minuet Brandt Edith Rodingon New York Miss Robinson Europe Coblenz Parent-Teachers Association of Dist. No. 1 Peter Meyer Matt Schmitz St. Peters Catholic Church Ladies Benevolent Society Snyder Snow Road Dan Lois M. W. Evans Lazenby Catherine Meyare Peter Meyers Father Rhein Father Trapp Father Bascher Bath Rhein Myers Ridgeville

Burns in County Jail After Knife Attack

Henry D. Burns, Cleveland businessman, jailed in Painesville after an alleged brutal murder of his wife Hazel Burns. He is recovering from a stabbing attack and expected to stand trial today as stated by the sheriff.

Painesville Henry D. Burns Cleveland Bdusi- Hoesman Hazel Burns Sherif

Wealthy Swiss Bride Learns About Wealth in Uproar

A Swiss heiress faces sudden financial scrutiny as public attention centers on her impending marriage. Reporters detail her lifestyle and the social pressure surrounding wealth.

Young Sinclair Stirs Free Speech in College Paper

David Sietaraun of the acs Upton centers a college free speech controversy over a student publication. Jon Broo Sting faces faculty threats of suspension amid a disputed issue in the paper.

Young Sinclair David Sietaraun Acs Upton Othe Unver Jon Broo

Bitro-Phosphat Use Spurs Health Claims Across Demographic

A fragmented report notes widespread use of Bitro-Phosphat among women with varied reports of health effects. The piece cites patient anecdotes and expert cautions while outlining ongoing debates about efficacy and safety.

Washington February 22 Report on constitutional amendment

Fragmentary late night wires describe a constitutional amendment stalemate awaiting action. Mentions a murder case and a politician’s husband facing potential imprisonment, with unclear ties to Wilmington and a farm family.

Markets Gleam as Trade Data Stirs Investor Caution

Markets show cautious gains as traders parse mixed trade data and corporate earnings. Analysts note persistent inflation pressures and interest rate expectations shaping near term moves.

Filibuster Over Ship Bill Prolonged Through Night

A day long filibuster in the Senate delayed action on the ship bill as senators faced threats of quorum calls and procedural maneuvers. Senator Jones moved to resume consideration of the subitem tied to final enactment of the army appropriation, while Robinson of Arkansas warned of a tighter timetable with ten days until March 4.

Hastiix Senate Chamber Jones Robinson Democrat Arkansas

Massillon hearing hurdles amid mayoral ouster bid

Testimony featured Edgar a Massillon fundraiser who claimed 200 dollars was spent on the investigation, while 150 bootlegging cases were cited by L C Wiggins as motive to strike at law enforcement. Governor Donaher will issue a written decision on Mayor Vogt ouster after rebuttals.

Edgar Vogt L. C. Wiggins Mansillon Wat Pete Caius Wiggins Massillon Donaher Carter Mannweiler Burton Mannwester Tallois Chiten Lon

Kiwanis Club Seeks Contest Via Radio Broadcast

Kiwanis Club of Atchison Kansas will broadcast a radio program from station WILK tonight between 8 30 and 9 20 pm inviting local fans to listen. Secretary Bobi Rice received a gold watch for service since the club's founding four years ago. The Elyria Kiwanis Club votes to enter the International Membership Contest from March 1 to May 10.

Kiwanis Club Atchison Kansas WILK Soom O Bobi Rice Duby BEC Elyria Kiwanis Club Mar. Sth G. Waller Fiske Oberlin College

Ohio State to host officials at university program

Columbus reports Gov Donahey and state legislators among expected guests for a special program at Ohio State University. In a separate item, firemen found dying embers of a Ku Klux Klan cross burned near Columbus after a telephoned alert from a historical woman claiming a telephone pole was burning.

Columbus Donahey Ohio State University

Vermilion Boat Club to Present Big Hit of the Season

Vermilion Vermilion boat club announces a two night presentation of Big Hit of the Season at Town Hall on February 27 and 28. The cast features Captain Kidd Captain S. Florida Percy Cullen Billy Brady Dorothy Brady Johny Grady Beatrice Sloane Mrs Sloane Edna Hull Alexander C Phome Barney Kehl Lews Blattner Rhea Appleman Consuella Leidbeiser Anna Fay Fraley Erwin Fitz Marian Kishmen Grace Englebry Kathryn Von Sick Myron Darley Yachting Girls Sailor Men Sailor Girls and other roles in a nautical themed revue at the Vermilion venue.

Vermilion Boat Club Vermilion Town Hall Captain Kidd Florida Percy Cullen Billy Brady David Stephens Dorothy Brady Billy Edith Moody Johny Grady Dorothy Roy Lindsley Beatrice Sloane Norma Hurlbut Consuella Leidbeiser Earl Fitzgerald Anna Fay Fraley Erwin Fitzgerald Marian Kishmen James Rose Grace Englebry Lynn Porer Kathryn von Sick Myron Dar

Local Social Roundup from Vermilion and Nearby

Vermilion notes show residents traveling to Lotain and Cleveland for visits and events. Miss Kathryn Von Sick and Frank Hoffman plan to attend the World Champion Basketball Game in Cleveland. Other local movements include Miss Marie Lohr visiting Durdes Michigan and Mrs Welch returning from St. Alois Hospital in Cleveland.

Vermilion George Smith A. Gabel Lotain Grace Englebrr Eugene Cleaver Cleveland Kathryn von Sick Frank Hoffman Mesaex Rhea Miller Anna Fas Praley Marie Lohr Durdes Mich Mra Mary Kuhl St. Aloais Hospital

Submarine Bill Fights in Senate Amid Delays

A report from Washington notes the ship subsidy bill remains stalled as senators debate unfinished business and a widespread filibuster continues a gridlock into late February. In other items, King Victor Emmanuel signs arms limitation treaty. Honorable Andrew Law predicts American Europe policy shifts amid Washington concerns.

Petition challenges Senator elect Mayfleet seat in Senate

The appropriation committee brought a petition against the right of Senator elect Parte Mayfleet to occupy his seat in the United States Senate. Attorneys for Goons Ho Peddy presented the protest, noting Republican approval in the November election. Final instructions to two oil experts to investigate Teapot Dome reserves were approved by the Senate Public Lands Committee.

Washington Parte BL Mayfleet Hemioetat Peyas United States Senate Witt Goons Hs Ho Peddy Finsl Teapot Dome Senate Public Lands Committee

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