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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1922
Page
6
A petition was filed in Common Pleas court by county commissioners seeking to transfer 500 from the general fund to the depleted soldiers relief fund. The county general fund is stated to be 56 500.
Records fall as Wheeling reports a 74 degree high while Washington discusses Pacific treaties with Lodge. Harding postpones a White House reception and Congress passes a major farm relief bill amid multiple regional notices.
Pyramid Pile Suppositories offer relief for itching bleeding or protruding piles in private home use. Try a 6c0 box from any druggist or request a free trial package by sending name and address to Pyramid Drug Co Marshall Michigan.
Hanford MaccNider wired President Harding urging action on the soldier bonus bill and support for adjusted compensation. The report also covers the disappearance of Joseph F. Duetschle, 47, from his home since February 15, with police asked to search. relatives fear robbers who took his money struck him.
The so called confession of Harry N Pields alias Harry the Chink in Darratt is reported as admitting membership in a drug gang tied to the murder of William Desmond Taylor. Authorities say the killer acted for revenge against a woman described as Taylor's lover and an addict. Fields fled to Seattle after the party dispersed.
Washington reports Chairman Maiden of the Appropriations Committee after meeting with President Harding at the White House declaring opposition to further expenditures for producing or developing interwar aircraft. He says such spending only wastes funds and harms people in war.
A fragmentary piece describes palm date harvests tied to Horvat and Homestead, with mentions of carpet designs passed down through families to ward off the evil eye. It notes Tow Horvath and a reconstruction of rites in the city. It also recalls Nicholas Breakspear, the Englishman who became Pope Adrian IV in 1154.
Colonel Gudem reported new plans for the Napoli sister ship to the Rema describing enhanced laser-like power and a gas envelope matching the Rema. He said the Napoli would be for the imperial government use and dismissed rumors of Italian plans to sell or purchase additional airships to the American government.
The Army Air Board in Virginia will absolve the Roma airship and crew of blame for the crash at Hampton Roads. investigators cite a broken rudder as the cause and say rapid events prevented ballast toss or avoidance, with personnel praised for efforts to prevent loss of life.
A list from Ohio shows names tied to aid to crippled tots across multiple cities including Zanesville Youngstown Alliance Canton Columbus Bucyrus Lima Kent Warren Lynn Coshocton Defiance and others. Names include Geof Schoner Calvin R McLean John Quinn Mary B Waltermire Arthur B Babbitt Joseph J Zipperer and Frank F Hall among others.
Captain Frank Wild, veteran of four Antarctic expeditions, assumes leadership of Shackleton’s polar voyage after the death of Sir Ernest Shackleton. Wild had pledged to take command if misfortune struck the late explorer, who died a few months into the journey.
In Washington on February 23 a treasury official said the administration seeks funding talks with European nations owing the United States about 11 million dollars. The effort aims to open hospitals, clinics, schools and counseling for crippled children to relieve distress and offer care.
A dubious medical claim urges home treatment for colds with Bulgarian Blood Tea, promoted as the premier remedy to ease chest pain throat fever and other symptoms. It states the tea purifies the blood activates kidneys and expels poisons, offered at drug stores with a bold health promise.
In Amherst today Thomas Bruce seeks separation from Elsie Bruce alleging gross neglect of duty and that she left him October 23, 1921, to her parents. Esther McMillan seeks divorce from Lestia McMillan charging neglect, lack of support, and that they live with her parents. she asks alimony and restoration of her maiden name Esther Luicks.
Carl Porter, 12, of Zanesville is seriously injured after a dynamite cap exploded while he was handling it yesterday in Columbus. Medical officials report the blast occurred during a schooling task and Porter is in Grant Hospital with severe injuries.
Amherst on February 23 hosted Farmers Day with hundreds of farmers, representatives from farm machinery firms, and local businesspeople. Attendees bought machinery, automobiles, fertilizer, and building materials. the event was deemed a great success and will be an annual observance. Local stores stayed open despite George Washington’s birthday. Separate Stonington Lodge event drew about 150 for a Masonic hall dinner with a patriotic program, featuring Miss Marion Steele, Peter Becker, and a speech by Hugh Diamond of Galion.
Amherst February 22 local notice states Rero Jenkins of Oberlin Theological Seminary will conduct services at the Congregational Methodist church Sunday. Jenkins is an applicant for the pastor position at the combined churches. This is his second appearance in Oberlin.
Over sixty five people enjoyed a chicken dinner by the Women of the Relief Corps for G A R men and wives in Wellington. The event featured readings, music, and remarks, honoring the president's birthday. Spencer defeated Wellington 77 to 16 in basketball. Seventy five attended the Washington's Birthday dance at the F Q hall. Wellington locals note departures, illnesses, and visits as residents share news of Lake Side, Baldwin, Grace Smith, and Jeannette Warner.
Pennsylvania, Southern Ohio and Illinois express stances on wage talks with Indiana awaiting others. Eastern Ohio expected to refuse after a meeting. Lewis argues state minors lack authority under Indianapolis rules. only the national policy committee can settle wage questions. Market updates follow with stock moves and livestock quotes in Cleveland, Toledo, and New York.
The New York stock market opened irregularly with U. S. Steel at 95 5 8 and American Locomotive down 1 8 as trading began.
An advertisement claims stomach and bowel disorders trigger nervous issues like St Vitus Dance. It cites a Clarkaburg man whose condition allegedly improved after Nerv Worth, offered at drugstores including W. Phillips' Broad St store, with a money back guarantee if the first bottle fails.
The United States railroad labor board ordered a pay cut for about ten thousand firemen and oilers in railway shops effective March 1. Eight hour standard day, pro rata after eight, and time and a half after ten. Split tricks allowed. impact extends to hoisting engineers and other shop workers. Lewis praises miners and railroad unions for coordinated strength amid wage dispute worries of regional strikes.
Funeral services for the late Mrs William Masterton were held at the Gracecourt home this afternoon with a large gathering of friends in attendance. Mrs Florence Lassey of Chattanooga was unable to attend due to illness. The Oberlin Glee Club performance is set for Friday at 8:00 PM in the High School Auditorium with tickets 50 cents at the door.
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