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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1922

Page

3

Come In Boys Youre Next Amid Turbulent Conference News

Fractured notices describe a staged scene in Evanston and Montreal hearings. The article covers a divorce case, a transportation rate inquiry, and attendance at a clothing designers convention in New York. It lists associations and regional meetings across Canada and the United States, including lumber and agricultural groups opening today.

Evanston Indianapolis International Dessners Association New York

Uniform signaling at B B Crossing urged for safety

The letter argues guards at railroad crossings use varied signals to drivers causing confusion and potential danger. It urges uniform methods and public rules so travelers know exactly how a crossing is clear, especially at night when a red lantern signals may be misinterpreted.

Western Union Wins Cable Landing Dispute at Miami

The United States government and Western Union Telegraph Company settle a dispute over a Barbados cable landing in Miami. Western Union secures a permit while America gains new rights previously denied due to British Brazil monopoly, signaling closer continental integration.

United States Western Union Telegraph Company Miami Florida Barbados Western Union America Brazil

Money to Poor Uses Calls for Europe Army Cuts

Senator McCormick of Illinois told the Union League club of Chicago that Europe must reduce military spending to buy American corn, pork, and wheat. He argued great armies hinder European recovery and hurt U S markets, urging diversion of funds to goods that improve European well being.

McCormick Ilinois Union League Club of Chicago Europe United States Kewanee Daily Star-Courier

Men finally accept million legacy after long refusal

Two Garland brothers finally decide to take a million dollar legacy left by their father after a year of rejection. One brother, newly married, changes his mind for money. the other, living in a dilapidated farm, hopes to use the fortune too. Kamical Telegram column ponders how such a prolonged refusal could occur.

Garland Mayhe Jim Kamical Telegram

Yesterdays in Ohio and Nation’s Early Leaders

Fragmented notes recall Ohio politics and national figures. Mentions 1808 state election, Governor McKinley tenure, Herrick as governor and cotton industry context. Notes birthdays of Thomas Edison, Willac Spry, James H. Hustis, May Carey, and others with scattered dates and places.

Joseph PR. Toraker URSL Sxteen Mahoning Valley Wiliam McKinley Myron T. Herrick

Centenary honors for John A Kasson noted in Albany

A centennial tribute marks the birth of John A Kasson, a noted statesman and diplomat, as Albany hosts events organized by The New York League of Women Voters to celebrate his legacy and influence in law and diplomacy.

Jonn A. Kasson Virginia Betrlngive New York League of Women Voters Albany

Dr Pierce Anurse Tablets Promised Kidney Relief

An ad from Columbus Ohio touts Dr Pierce Anurse Tablets as the best remedy for kidney and backache issues. The testimonial claims congested kidneys, back pain, and bladder trouble improved after following advice and taking Anurse tablets.

Columbus Ohio Pleress Pierce Hutato N.Y

Marriage and civic notices amid Lorain era events

Twenty years ago Judge Nye served as Flei President of the Men’s class and HIDRELAWN Cemetery offered to the city for 18 dollars and 1 cent but was rejected. The city faced disease counts with 67 cases in one report and 2287 total cases with several deaths. soft coal sold at 3.95 a ton near Elyria. a marriage in Atlanta linked Friooka to Wiss Marelle Tin Junce. the Raymond House near Elyria reported activity on Broad Street as a fire or other event disrupted nearby windows.

Friooka Wiss Marelle Tin Atlanta

Officer Denies Accusation He Shot Soldier

Major Opie of Staunton Virginia testified before the senate war investigating committee denying charges that he shot two soldiers during the Argonne fighting in World War I. Lemuel Smith testified that Opie entered a dugout, shot a soldier, and ordered the body removed while Opie commanded troops in the front lines.

Opie Staunton Senate Argonne Forest Lemuel C. Smith Iell Virginia Ho Uital

Komical Telegrams and a City Beat in Fragmented Glimpse

Fragmented column recounts quirky street scenes and obscure politics. Mentions Jim Armitage, Newberry, Overland, a car, a cash register, and a mayor named Jones in a tangled, partially legible parody of local chatter.

Medina County Briefs Jan 11 1920s

Medina county reports a scarlet fever outbreak with nearly all diseases in the county classified as scarlet fever. Sheriff P C Bixelow elected Kiwanis president vowing to enforce order. Carbon dioxide gas nearly caused a fatality to Edward Hanroth of Weymouth. he was found unconscious in a bin garage. The Glah family and Gish store operate without assistance, after posting Back in the Spring and wintering in California. Eugene Cole suffered two leg fractures when his car skidded and overturned. County road funds depleted. $4,000 requested from February tax distribution. Marriages: Park Fieldt to Doris Johnson, and Ray Kh Green to Florence L Earley.

Medina Lre Edward Hanroth Glah Gish A. A. Gish Mary Leach California Park Fieldt Doris Johnson Ray Kh. Green Columbus Florence L. Earley Wadsworth

Forest Hill Lump coal advertised for seven fifty per ton

Do you have trouble getting coal for your stove or furnace Forest Hill Lump is offered at 7 50 per ton cash by West Side Lumber and Coal Co. The ad highlights a cash price and local delivery options for efficient heating fuel.

Forest Hill West Side Limber & Coal Cn

Throwing Cocoanuts to Build Swift Boats in Naw Ghinea

Native Naw Ghinea tribesmen report that tossing coconuts to Loh Loja strengthens boats and makes them swifter. The practice, described as a ritual or superstition, ties coconut throws to boat construction and performance.

Loja Naw Ghinea

Appeals Decision of Industrial Commission Draws Court Plea

The suit questions the Ohio Industrial Commission ruling on a claim tied to a death at the National Tube Co. plant. A husband’s survivor seeks restitution, citing an appeal to the court of common pleas.

Industrial Commission Lorain Industrial Commission of Ohio Comedion Pleas National Tube Co PUEO

Miss Fawn Wippincut tied to Uncle in India ay

Fragmentary notes mention ABE MARTIN, Miss Fawn Wippincut, and an uncle connected to Muncie. A reference to Jake Bentley’s team scores Mama Moon and a comment on the suffrage movement’s prettiest woman.

Miss Fawn Wippincut Muncie

Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Offer Calomel Free Cure

Thousands find Dr Edwards Olive Tablets a harmless substitute for calomel. The tablets act as a mild laxative aiding liver and bowel relief without harming teeth, gums, or causing strong after effects. They claim quick relief from dullness headaches and the feeling of heaviness.

Dr. Edwards

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