Cairo Riots Ended as Troops Assist Police and Firefighters
Troops were deployed to aid native police and fire units to quell disturbances in Cairo. The intervention followed recent unrest and aimed to restore order and protect civilians.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1922
Page
6
Troops were deployed to aid native police and fire units to quell disturbances in Cairo. The intervention followed recent unrest and aimed to restore order and protect civilians.
Jan 15 notes from Kipton and Oberlin communities describe social visits, birthdays, and hospital care. Mrs Jacob Albright hosts a week with relatives. Howard MacDonald in Ely. teachers attend a board meeting. students in Sunday School classes competed in a curl competition.
Carlisle notices report Mr and Mrs William Povlan hosting Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs John Von and Mr and Mrs Job Kaine in Cleveland and Vess Yara Roling at Paradise. The piece mentions an oyster supper at the Carlisle Neighborhood club and various social guest references amid illness and a belated birthday gathering at Lanteherry.
Mrs Jennie Cheney and Alvin Cheney with George and Floyd Cheney of Lorain attended the Barth home gathering. Families and friends John Dawley Helen Dawley Virginia Ross Elaine Cole Dorothy Randall and others figured in weekend visits. The Ladies' Aid meets January 1 at Mrs C E Haven with officer elections. The Grange plans a Friday night meeting January 10 with a to be announced program and refreshments. Several residents including Ralph Hennie George Cornish and others were at the Cleveland auto show and Elyria funeral.
Penfield notes report Farm Women’s Club meeting at the Congregational church Wednesday. Franklin Parke returns from Memorial hospital Elyria January 18 and is recuperating. Cleveland visitors include Clyde Minkler and Emerson Brown. Married and Texas? No. The piece lists neighbors, church events, a lost cow, and social visits with scattered names and towns.
A report notes H. Batson, deputy commissioner, in charge of reviewing income tax returns for individuals and corporations this year to ensure proper collections. Mentioned are Wallace Bradstock of Elyria and Mr and Mrs Solda of Huntington among others. The piece also reports a social gathering, an oyster supper by M F H 5 Ss, a death in the community, and references to local residents Fred and Blanche Dague.
John Kolbal seeks 11784 from D. F. Geeden in a case alleging he hired Goodman to transport a cargo to Lorain and that one box entrusted to him went missing. The suit claims failure to deliver and seek damages.
Henry Klein files suit to quiet title to land in Avon Township naming Witber Cabooa and others as defendants. Fannie and Myrtle Glean ages 18 and 30 undertake a 000 mile walk from Oregon to visit their father in Arizona.
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