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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1922
Page
4
Pittsfield church leaders approve monthly salary payments to the minister, with funds collected via weekly calls or subscriptions. The report highlights active church life, Sunday school attendance, choir development, and visits by church officials amid weather-related travel challenges.
An advertisement urges readers to take Pepto Mangan with meals for a few weeks to build up red blood and improve health. It claims strong people may not need medicine, while most benefit from occasional use after stress, poor sleep, or improper diet. Sold by druggists in liquid and tablet forms.
The funeral of Henry Coen, 74, who died Monday after a long illness, will be held from the home of Mrs John Foster at 131%! Sake avenue this afternoon at two o'clock with Rev Edwin Kirby of the M E church officiating. Interment will be at Elmwood. Survived by his wife Susan Failey and nine children, including Mrs C Mever, Mrs John Foster, Mrs H L Bogzes, Mrs Paul Ferrell, Mrs Richard Crozier, Far Coen, Mrs 8 D Salt, Mrs Walter McKeag, and T E Coen.
Mr Cashen warned wage talks on railroads would not stay regional and could become a national labor dispute. He said railroads are overcapitalized by about six billion dollars and that the Interstate Commerce Commission seeks a 12 percent earning power on a valuation of 15 billion, though railroads could be purchased for 12 billion. He added workers cannot endure another wage cut as living costs have not fallen in line with previous reductions.
In Columbus on January 25 officers raided the Eagles home at 71 North High Street and seized ten barrels of beer testing 5 percent alcohol. The manager Kim Pritter allegedly added yeast to the batch. Authorities call it an illegal possession case.
Lorain subjects face charges including grand larceny burglary and receiving stolen property in a sprawling list before the Lorain County grand jury. Accused wrap a range of items from engines to firearms with several names noted including Julius Roval Dan Meszares and Frank Smith. The session also references a later Vatican conclave note about Pope Benedict's death and a cardinal meeting.
The Treasury secretary warns Republicans no indirect financing of the soldiers' bonus from foreign debt is acceptable. He blocks refunding liberty bonds and other obligations to fund the payout, risking a pledge conflict with ex-service men. Republican leaders push a regulatory program to advance adjusted compensation amid electoral pressures.
Striking packing house workers nation wide plan a semi ballot to decide whether to end the walkout. Amalgamated Meat Cutters president C Mares says the strike began last September and will be voted on from headquarters in Chicago.
Amherst January 25 Wat Ancersbach of Brownhelm, 94, was badly injured while operating a corn husking machine. His arm was crushed by moving parts as he attempted to clear stalks. He was rushed to Amherst Hospital for treatment.
Conrad Springer of East Amherst died at his home at age 73 11 after a long illness. He resided in East Amherst 21 years and was a longtime member of St. Trt shurch. Survived by six children including Conrad of Rome SS, YY, and others. funeral services will be at St Peter's church. Burial in local cemetery.
Fragmented text describes papal rites and cardinal events amid confusion and garbled phrases. It hints at discussions within church circles about authority and ceremony, with unclear references to names, places, and specific actions.
Mrs Clara Kranz of Buffalo says Tanlac restored her health after months of distress and misery. She describes exhaustion stomach trouble and loss of appetite improving to renewed energy and appetite with Tanlac and praises the medicine as best ever. Ad promotes Elyria sale by J Adephir Loert and leading druggists.
Washington January 25 spokesmen for rail unions accused the labor board of unwarranted action dissolving national working agreements on all railroads Testifying before the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee Job Anderson vice president of the International Association of Machinists called the decision prejudiced by propaganda of railway executives BE J Manion president of the railroad telegraphists union also voiced a statement to the committee
In Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania on January 24 a speaker and congress members addressed President and Vice President to demand a formal investigation into conditions in the coal fields. The request, led by district 2 officials, targets labor and trade concerns amid national emergency talk.
Officers caught Elyria Booze Vender and family during raids at 119 Lodi Street and a second location. A jug of grain alcohol and a quart of tainted whiskey were seized and sent to the station for testing. Arrests included Niecieski and Nastiecki with fines totaling hundreds of dollars.
A historical column on press accuracy and speed, noting how errors creep in through transmission, editing, and printing processes. It argues editors aim for true pictures, with honesty as a cornerstone of American journalism and free speech. A later item highlights Cleveland’s exhibit of a diamond studded Jordan “playboy” car.
The Western Reserve University board announced a gift of 2.5 million dollars from Samuel Mather to fund a new medical school building. Construction to begin early next spring, with trustees saying the gift marks a new era of usefulness and aims to make the university one of the nation's greatest.
Coluveus Jan 25 Holdii testimony showed Florence Clark acted in self defense and manslaughter charges against her were dismissed. Clark shot her husband Vallee Clark, a former policeman and bootlegger, with a double barreled shotgun on January 13.
An advertisement extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for female ailments. It claims women regain health and happiness after long suffering and urges readers to try the product to achieve a cheerful disposition.
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