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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1922
Page
2
State briefs note Mason Tire Company reports last year sales totaling 9,000,900 dollars. A 16,000,000 dollar sales quota is set for 1922, with 2,600,000 dollars in coin valued at 3,935,000 dollars for the company's property, marking a notable feature cited from Akron reporting on February 22.
President Obregon of Mexico pursues a stable government by force. Three generals were executed after quick court martials for attempting revolts. A armored car shown above is part of Obregon's forces ready on the border to quell uprisings or stop bandit depredations.
In Waltham Massachusetts Mrs Maude Mosher now Mrs Elmer Antcliffe reveals she lives with Parker C Mosher as husband and souls mate. Her legal husband Elmer M Antcliffe granted a release to marry whom she wishes and custody of their child Ruth. The revelation uncovers bigamy and improvised marriage in church circles and public life.
Mary Rose Boone of Boone, Kentucky, remains in the county jail after failing to post a $2,000 bond. Initial reports said a surety company would provide bail, but with the courthouse closed and County Clerk Williams absent, no action was possible. Officials indicated a bail arrangement might be set for tomorrow.
Joe Laplock was the only inmate in the city jail overnight on an intoxication charge. Mayor Jones imposed a fine of five dollars plus costs, which Laplock paid this morning. The Oberlin Glee Club performs Friday evening at 8 in the high school auditorium with tickets at door for fifty cents.
Dr Edwards presents Olive Tablets as a natural laxative remedy for chronic constipation and torpid liver. Free of calomel, the sugar coated olive colored tablets claim to soothe the bowels without griping and promote normal liver action with mild nightly use. Available in 1c and 30c sizes.
In Toledo on February 23 Arthur Binkley was found guilty of second degree murder for the December shooting of Patrolman William Reed. It was his second trial after a prior hung jury with one female juror voting for acquittal.
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