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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1923

Page

4

Three Die In Locomotive Boiler Explosion Near Glen Atlen

Three men were killed when a locomotive boiler exploded on Frisco freight train extra number 28 from Birmingham to Amory Mississippi near Glenatlen Alabama this morning. The dead are Engineer C A Curtis of Birmingham Fireman George Beott of Birmingham and Brakeman Gus Conwel of Birmingham.

Birmingham Ala Frisco Amory Miss Glenatlen Loca Frisco Road C. A. Curtis George Beott Gus Conwel

French seize German money and printing plates

Feb 24 Hengstwel French authorities seized thirteen billion German marks from a train and taken plates used for printing money. In Columbus General John R McQuigg told legionnaires France is justified in occupying the Ruhr and Germany must pay indemnity. A three weeks old boy found in an auto parked at the Elks club house is in care of the club.

Essien Hengstwel Reichsbank Columbus France Ruhr Germany John R. MecQuigg American Legion Elks’ Club

Community Legion and Vets to Celebrate Washington Birthday

Oberlin reports Rev. F W Smith will address the Washington birthday event for Karl Wilson Locke Post American Legion Monday evening with a 6 39 supper. Attending groups include Spanish and Civil War veterans Women’s Relief Corps and Daughters of the American Revolution. A small house fire at 80 North Park street caused about 10 dollars in damage.

Oberlin F. W. Smith Washington Karl Wilson Locke Post American Legion Post Rooms Women’s Relief Corps Daughters of the American Revolution North Park Street C. W. Badger

Lenten Services Begin in Oberlin at Finney Chapel

Oberlin reports the Community Lenten services start Sunday at Finney chapel 7 30 p m with all town churches and campus groups uniting Rev Cleland B McAfee of Chicago to preach and community choir to provide music. Local events note a reception for Frances F Bernard educational secretary of the A A U W and reports of alumni talks and city clerk vacancy.

Finney Chapel Oberlin Frances F. Bernard Washington, D. C American Association of University Women Bernard

Brooklyn social notes mark homecoming and family ties

A Brooklyn household hosts Mrs. J Ve Wil as they renew college age friendship during a home-coming. A son named George Jackson is born to Curtis Holgate and wife from Lakewood Ohio. Mrs. George Jackson ill with the flu. Robert Shumaker from Columbus visits J W Hoellser on North Professor Street.

Brooklyn N.Y J Ve Wil Curtis Holgate Wits Lakewood George Jackson Robert Shumaker Columbus J W. Hoellser North Professor Street

Vermilion Volunteer Firemen’s Masquerade Ball Held

Vermilion February 24 The Vermilion Volunteer Fire Company held a masquerade ball Thursday at the Fireman’s hall. A large crowd attended and prizes were awarded for best dressed lady Ray Linsler best dressed man Myron Darley most comical dressed lady Virginia Driscoll most comical dressed man Bl Snyder.

Vermilion VermiLon Volunteer Fire Company Ray Linsler Myron Darley Virginia Driscoll Bl Snyder

Vermilion Personal News Updates and Hostess Gathering

Vermilion notes report Mrs Arthur Copeland hosting a Washington street gathering with card play and prizes. Local residents share social visits and attendance at a Fireman's masquerade ball and various dances with numerous Lorain Cleveland and Norwalk connections.

Publisher in Love With Film Star Is Quit in Separation

New York report details Brewster divorce saga involving film star Corliss Palmer and publisher in Love with star, with claims of publicity impact and financial settlements. Separate item notes Joseph M. Marciano, fugitive barber, linked to past crimes. investigation shifts to Italy.

Chicago Joseph M Marciano Barber-Mancrt Benk Wrecatr Italy

Market price list and stock report from New York

The page lists produce prices for butter, prints, eggs, cheese, poultry and produce such as apples onions tomatoes and potatoes. It also notes New York stock market activity with Steel and Baldwin Locomotive gains and Maxwell Motor demand, Eastman Kodak reaching a yearly high, Simms Petroleum strength, and Northern Pacific higher with other railroads largely steady.

Genen Src York State New York Stadar S Steel Baldwin Maxwell Motor A Eastman Kodak Simms Petroleum Northern Pacific Wa Ajax Rubber AlLs Chalmers Chicaco Big Jim United States American Steel Foundry American Tel Illinois Central Inspiration Copper Oo Es Kennecott Lehigh Wade Marine American Can American Car & Fdy Marine Pr Miami Copper Midvale Steel National Enamel & Stamp New York Central N.Y. H. H. & Hartford Norfolk & Western Northern Pacific Ray Consolidated Southern Railway Studebaker Union Pacific Vv. S. Ind Utah Willis-Overland American Cotton O American H. & L Sha.s Office Pennsylvania Reading Republic Iron & Steel Texas Co U. & Rubber Steel American Beet Sugar Pittsburgh Coal Southern Pacific Vobacen Products Vls Steel Pros

New York Stocks Close as Bulletin News Bursts In

Washington reports deny withdrawal from Russia by the American relief association. Hoover counters denial while other notes cover portage grain, Chicago arrests, and U S coal commission funding. Luxor tomb thefts spark Egypt sightings. criminal prosecutions prompt jury disarray and judicial concerns.

Washington Carefer American Relief Association Russia Hoover

Big Jim Surrenders to Federal Authorities in Wilmington Case

Report notes a dramatic turn as “Big Jim” reportedly surrenders to federal authorities. The piece links the event to a chase and potential charges tied to past incidents, mentioning a patrolman and a year-old case in Wilmington.

Changes in Ohio Agriculture Department and Farm Life

A staff of eight divisions handled state fair oversight, dairy and food standards, animal tuberculosis testing, and a serum bureau. The fish and game division restocked streams, while a new fishermen’s license funded stream restoration. Plant and nursery work fought insect pests, especially the corn borer, and agricultural statistics and market data were published. C G Leimbach recounted farming fifty years ago, contrasting past and present progress as the program opened.

Dairy and Fond Division Bureau of Anamel Industry Department Fish and Game Division C. G. Leimbach

Glass of Oil Clears Pimply Shin Amid Odd Notes

A fragmentary text describes a liquid remedy and odd health observations with mentions of oil, pimply shin, and various unrelated phrases. The readable portion hints at a dubious health claim and scattered numbers but lacks coherent narrative or identifiable sources.

Home Searching Upheld at Lorain on Crabbe Act

Judge J P Strenick rules a private dwelling may become a public place under the Crabbe act if beverages exceed one half percent alcohol and enforcement can seize without a warrant by proving alcohol manufactured at home. Andrew Malipowski fined in the case. Washington report notes George W Wickersham elected exclusive president of the American Law Institute council.

Andrew Malipowski Washington Council of the American Law Institute George W. Wickersham New York

Three Divorces Granted Here Saturday

Judge Webber granted three divorces on Saturday. Caspier Cash was divorced from Amie Caalbo on grounds of desertion. Ron Preston was divorced from Ernest Preston due to willful neglect and duty. Gertrude Davis of Lorain was divorced from James Phas on grounds of failure to provide and abuse. Gertrude Probie restored to former name.

Webber Caspier Cash Amie Caalbo Svamid Sear

Brownhelm News Highlights Local Family Ties and Illness

Har vey Brandau Jr visits Oberlin with parents. Funeral for Laura Bacon held at Prairie Depot. John Bauer assists at ill brother Christopher Bauer’s home. Epidemic influenza and measles affect area families. Measles claim Lawrence. Raymond Fairchild injured at Lorain shipyard. Local events include the Brownhelm Board meeting and rescheduled American Gisee Club concert.

Brownhelm Harvey Brandau Jr Oberlin F. W. Brandau George Ruth Albert Latteman Newton Houston Beryl Bacon Hayes Whittiesey Laura Bacon Prairie Depot John Bauer Siou’e Amherst Christopher Bauer Erwin Peasier Dorothea Howard Angersbach Alatha Messerale Conrad Baetz Daneaterence DeWitt Baird Parner Baird Samuel Bacon Angus McPherson Birmingham E C Chapin Brownhelm Board Furthe Lawrence Raymond Fairchild Lorain St. Joseph's Hospital Harold Hester John Miner Rusel Mondiv

Carlisle area annexation to Elyria proposed

County commissioners received a petition from Carlisle seeking annexation of a city section to Elyria and to extend the township boundaries accordingly. The petition requests carving part of Carlisle township into Elyria township and redrawing the lines. The board will consider the proposal.

Carlisle Elyria Muring Thita Carrie Township Elyria Township So Sontor Commis

Wellington high girls dominate Oberlin in 46 to 2 rout

Wellington Feb 24 Wellington Girls wallowed Oberlin High on the focal floor by the score of 46 to 2. The Wellington girls have an exceptionally good team and Wellington out classed Oberlin in every department of the game.

Wellington Oberlin

Mother granted guard to see child in divorce case

Rose Knowles, sued for divorce by Lyman Knowles yesterday, returned to the city today claiming she has run away with another man. She sought to see her child this morning but her mother refused unless accompanied by a policeman. She says she will return to Cleveland today. Dublin February 24. Prediction that Irish violence will head within weeks made by William Cosgrave, president of the Daal Baron.

Rose Knowles Lyman Knowles API Cleveland Dublin Wolliam Po Cosnrave the Daal Baron

New Lamp Burns 94 Percent Air In Tests

An oil lamp promising brighter white heat than gas or electricity was tested by the U S. government and 35 leading universities and found superior to 10 ordinary lamps. Inventor L T Johnson of Chicago offers trials or free lamp to first local adopters who promote agency opportunities and earnings.

W. S Univeratios L. T. Johnson Lake St Chicago Ill Advt

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