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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1922
Page
1
News fragment describes dairy farmers compelled to dump milk due to low prices and disposal difficulties. Reports quote DeValera and Ingersoll on marketing issues, cooperative silk firm troubles, and efforts to stabilize production costs. Widespread culling and financial strain threaten local livelihoods as prices fail to cover costs.
A masked robber entered the Dime Bank in Canton and demanded $1800 from the cage. An unmasked man fled but was caught in the lobby and handed to police. he identifies as Manuel Rodriguez from Youngstown and says his head is not right. he is held for investigation.
The temperature fell Saturday night and Sunday forcing those outside to seek shelter. A Sunday wind cut through clothing causing discomfort. Last night the wind eased and thermometers showed eight to ten above zero. The river ice is forming but snow cover spoils skating. Warmer weather is expected within the next forty eight hours.
Reports from 300 workers show the Community Chest drive at a quarter of its goal with 19,288.75 raised in the first half day. Women’s teams contributed 408.05 as captains led crews and displayed progress on the index board. The article notes broader war news in China and a London church ministry change.
At the January term of Lorain County Court a record number of 826 cases were dismissed on default or marked for publication later. Judge Redington presided as hearings resume tomorrow with more cases listed. Mayor W Grail of Lorain was summoned to appear before the grand jury Friday.
The foreign debt funding bill to create a five member commission headed by the Treasury to arrange repayment of about 11.9 billion dollars was favorably reported by the Senate Finance Committee. Democratic opposition led to the removal of mandatory semiannual interest payments and the five percent cap on interest rates.
John Gerhartinger 68, of Gulf Street, died Saturday after a weeks long illness. Born June 24, 1863 in Ernatorf Bryan Germany he married Miss Frances Nusser and came to America in 1890. He lived in the city for thirty years and is survived by his wife and five sons. Funeral services will be at St. Mary's Church Tuesday at 9 AM with burial in St. Mary's Cemetery.
Ray mont Rotins, noted author and orator, told a Sunday audience at Conseguionat church that war must be outlawed to guarantee lasting peace. He warned the next conflict would devastate the world more than past wars, citing vast economic losses, millions educated youths slain, and homes shattered, with recovery years away.
Miss Luella Lotther, of 21 Princeton Avenue, was chased by a young man in a gray overcoat and cap as she crossed by the McKinley school yard Saturday night. She broke free, ran to her home, and police traced tracks in fresh snow but the assailant escaped.
Police during rounds last evening found doors of Dickason and Thomas Co Pollock and Shindle and Elyria Hardware Co left unlocked. Local officers notified store managers and urged heightened security measures after the incident.
Erratic egg market in past weeks with wholesale price rising to 400 dozen. Farmers report profit squeeze per dozen as mild weather and cold snap influence supply and costs.
Acting on a tip Sheriff nu. n. Backus journeyed to Wellington on Saturday night and arrested William T. O'Brien who was wanted on the charge of non support of his minor child. He was arraigned before Justice 8. J. George and bound over to the grand jury under $750 bonds. O'Brien was first indicted in 1916 on the same charge and the indictment was later withdrawn.
Dublin January 16 Eamonn De Valera former president of the Irish Republic refused to accept the Anglo Irish peace treaty, saying it is not a stepping stone but a barrier to complete independence for Ireland. In his first authorized interview since the peace talks opened, he spoke slowly and carefully as he paced the floor, noting his improved health and spirit since the Dail Eireann dispute with Arthur Griffith. The interview continues on page two.
Prohibition has reached its third anniversary in the United States with reports of savings and enforcement gains. Officials claim over two billion dollars saved for the average American and a sharp drop in saloons and crime, though smugglers remain on Florida and New Jersey coasts and in Chicago. Customs and enforcement leaders cite declines in bonded withdrawals and ongoing efforts against large smuggling rings, with Canada border activity noted but widespread suppression still years away.
Attorney Chamberlain represents Jahn Well former president of Straryvweil Steel Co in a petition for error seeking to overturn judge Redingtons order. A $100909 award was reduced to zero and Chamberlain argues the court should have entered a journal entry not a settlement, affecting access to Lorain County Court.
Keefe Tirascelle a 24 year old habitual offender was due in police court this morning on intoxication charges. He was arrested and released on bond to appear in court today but failed to report by a late hour and no bond forfeiture action had been taken.
The City Council convenes this evening in the council chamber to hear initial reports from the new committees on investigations they conducted into the matters referred to them.
A window peeper suspected of prowling near a park home on a Saturday night led to police involvement. Witnesses describe a man fleeing after a second call. authorities link the incident to an attempted attack on a woman near the lay school grounds.
Sheriff N D Hackus and Elyria police renewed a search for Anna Dyorscky, 16, of Sandusky who vanished a week ago. Sheriff Taylor of Erie County asks for her apprehension and to report any information leading to her recovery.
A Lorain man 43 died after being found on Yellow Line tracks near 1806 Eas Ston. Motorman O H. Schatler could not stop. skull fracture caused death within an hour. Coroner says intoxication likely. The fourth booze related fatality in two months details two children and a widower. Body moved to Welsh Undertaking Parlors. funeral plans pending.
Marton January 16 report says Rev W Crabtree 46 fled with his wife after Sunday service causing the Prov Raps chimes church to declare the pulpit vacant. Rev Robert Hughes of Bucyrus attended and an official note stated Crabtree and his wife disappeared in his automobile last Monday taking the couple toward the south.
Paul Royneski testified before Mayor Jones in police court. He said he celebrated his brother’s departure from the former home, incurring costs of 2 and noting he had never heard that the city required payment for such celebrations.
The Lorain County Farm Bureau held its fifth annual meeting at the technical high building Saturday with about 590 members and families present. Mayor Jones attended the opening. President QO. Worry spoke as Secretary C. J. Rose reported 1400 members, up about 88 from last year. Treas. Darey Winckein reported the association’s 2595 in the treasury after expenses, with membership at 10 per year. Reports from traders in the foreman were brief but engaging as members discussed topics.
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