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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1923
Page
4
A fragmented report from Va Pa details a piracy charge case involving defendants linked to Efi A and Avelin. The text mentions pleas of guilty, a sentence date, and statements by counsel as Union miners Pears and others await further action.
Fragmented report shows tensions over abolition and organizing efforts in New York as groups press for early member mobilization. Quoted claims from organizers reference intense rhetoric and alleged punitive language amid shifting loyalties.
Fragmented OCR recalls a chaotic scene around a police inquiry into liquor distribution and social groups. The text mentions a mystic, protection concerns, and a tense exchange about a mysterious receipt, with references to governance, observers, and October events at a social gathering.
Jan 22 reports in Louisiana tie Jasper Noves and Jim Harp to the Morehouse parish murders of Watt Daniel and Thomas F. Richards. Witness R C Carter testified they were seen near the scene after the killings while both claimed they were asleep at 3 AM. Court subpoenas seized Southern Carbon Company books to reveal alibis and alterations.
Teegerstrom case unfolds as two households are searched with no sign of the missing youth. Witnesses miss sessions due to flooded parish roads. officials may seek 100 indictments or file bills of information. Father insists son alive, cites a letter in Teegerstrom handwriting.
CHICAGO Jan 23 Addison G Thomas a quarter of a century ago one of 126 most widely known newspapermen died in a hospital here today of a stomach ailment. He worked in newspaper press service and helped show the use of typewriters in copying telegraph dispatches.
Robert Stegman of Delbert Avenue raised a Rhode Island Red pullet that laid a monster double yolk egg. The egg measured 7 2 4 by 1 2 inches in circumference. He rewarded the hen with 68 extra fine suppers.
Mazie Mitchell Ryerson, described as quiet refined and dangerous, seeks a divorce from Albert W Ryerson. The filing portrays Mazie as experienced in wickedness, comparing her to a tigress and a volcano, amid charges of infidelity and marital fault.
French occupation forces push into the Ruhr core with further seizures of mines and industrial cities. Strategic targets include Hamm and Camen as efforts to compel Germany to meet reparations. The accompanying photo shows troops entraining at Dusseldorf after the invasion began.
London report cites Exchange Telegraphic dispatch from Sofia stating Soviet forces are concentrating on the Roumanian frontier awaiting possible action. The note emphasizes the strategic build up as tensions rise in the region.
Washington January 23. Senator Arthur Capper Republican Kansas introduces a national marriage and divorce bill with an enacting resolution proposing a constitutional amendment aimed at making divorces harder and ending hastily arranged marriages. The measure seeks stricter criteria to preserve lasting unions.
London reports Germany lodged a third formal protest with Britain as ambassador Hamer presented two notes alleging illegality of French moves in the Ruhr. In Germany, 100,000 plus miners idle as Ruhr coal strike expands amid French efforts to isolate occupied areas. Dusseldorf says French forces claim Ruhr disruption is ending and policy may adjust if Berlin calms. Ohio miners union postpones annual convention due to trials of New Lafferty riot suspects.
Supt. F M Shelton delivered a scholarly address praising the Community Chest as a broader, more inclusive campaign than any single effort. He spoke of American citizenship, visited Gates Hospital for Crippled Children, noting Protestants, Jews, and colored children receiving care, and urged action to foster social welfare.
Fortunate receive help from community leaders as Father J H McFadden of Cleveland and Dr Stern of Cleveland present at a city talk. A later visit to the Rialto theatre will display Gates Home for Crippled Children efforts. Officials threaten to exhume unclaimed burial lots amid an ordinance to regulate sale terms.
The Medico-Sanitary staff of the American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee drives cleanliness campaigns in Poland Latvia and Atourmania to build bath houses and hold bathing processions. In Hoazka 1200 people welcomed a new bath house as health campaigns target typhus and infectious diseases with fully equipped facilities and new garments for bathers.
Cel, Jan. 23. Joe Martin a laborer is dead his divorced wife dying and City Marshal Palmer narrowly escapes death when Martin attacked her on Main Street He dragged her by the hair fired three shots at his former wife then shot at Palmer before killing himself Lieutenant Governor Earl Bloom later presided over a Senate session in Columbus amid absence controversy and a probe ordered with Senators McCoy Burke Garver involved in the inquiry.
Eighteen men were tied up early today in a South Side saloon robbed and held at bay by five armed youths who broke open the safe and escaped with 3000 dollars. In a second holdup twelve burglars bound a warehouse watchman and a boy. a mole whiskey valued at 75000 was taken. Federal Judge Killits suggested Lima-Defiance interurban branch property be bought for 125000 by residents along the right of way. court approved.
Market listings show butter and prints per pound along with fresh ewes per dozen and Ohio firsts per dozen. Also includes cheese York State per pound, live poultry items, apples, beans, cabbage, onions, tomatoes, potatoes and sweet potatoes with various price points.
New York stocks opened strong led by Baldwin Locomotive to 133, U S Steel up to 105 7 8, and Pan American Petroleum at 1 88 3 8. Chicago wheat prices rose 1 8 to 3 8 cents with corn and oats firm/slightly up. Liberty bonds opened with prices around 101.26 for the 4 1 4s and 98.90 for the 4 1 4s, while the market displayed mixed activity across commodities and bonds.
The Rabish residence on Quarry street was destroyed by a midnight blaze. Mr and Mrs Rabish were reportedly in the home when the fire started, discovered by neighbor Mrs George Wright as flames erupted. This marks a second mysterious Rabish fire after a December soft drink parlor fire with undetermined cause.
Lorain January 23 Dr Chas H Frederick 54 a long time physician in the city died at his home 449 Washington avenue after a year long illness He was born in Amherst a Western Reserve graduate and did hospital work in Cleveland before settling here He was prominent and well known throughout the county.
Salem citizens asked the state prohibition commissioner to investigate enforcement of dry laws after meeting with Governor Donahey and Commissioner McDonald in Columbus. The inquiry concerns alleged lax enforcement by Salem officials and related statutes. Five people were injured in a Steubenville interurban derailment near Wellsburg as the car left the rails at high speed, hitting a pole and destroying a nearby house.
The grand jury met at two o clock for its final session and planned to visit the jail at four. They will report findings to Judge W. B. Thompson, with the names of those indicted to be released tomorrow.
Paris reports France may offer a two year indemnity pause for Germany contingent on Germany paying 500 million dollars in gold or goods during the interim and pledging its wealth to the allies under a new Reich reparations plan announced today.
In Lorain on January 3 officials arrested several men for violating a city traffic law passed by the council. The ordinance had no penalty provision, so officers released the three detainees. The council will consider amending or reintroducing the measure at the next meeting.
The Ohio Hi Torch arrived in Wellington carried by Oberlin High Club members and will relay for twenty miles to Lodi. Special chapel talks at the high school explained the torch’s aim. Wellington residents J L Ross, C E Curtice, and Ralph Rowland attended events in Cleveland and Elyria while local school exams begin Wednesday. A solo by Miss Dibble and another by Walter Cole were presented at church. Dorothy Battles visited from Cleveland. Mrs A B Curtice also visited Elyria. A Williams shows improvement. Ohio Public Service plans a workmen’s camp near Rochester and construction on lines westward will start soon. Demolition and rebuilding of the Big Four depot coal sheds occurred. Rubber Works expected to operate next week.
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