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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1923
Page
4
Two executives and military authorities today detained after a raid in which members of a band attacked and plundered railway facilities. The incident involved efforts to curb the violence as security forces moved to restore order and pursue those responsible.
A state director discusses auto suggestion as a method to shape children’s habits and consciousness. He cites Dr. Cone and warns against suppressing cries of pain, urging careful diagnosis and professional medical guidance to address illness and restore health in the young.
An exposition proceeding at 144 Middie showcases canned vegetables from M. T. J. and Dei 3 with samples and tastings. Stetson notes favorable reception as attendees view brands and demos.
Attorney Lawrence attends tonight’s meeting of the State association in Columbus. Prosecutors from counties will discuss proposed changes to the nominating system. Debates center on four quarters versus two, and on partisan versus nonpartisan methods with two alternative plans prepared.
The notices report two divorce actions filed by Elyria residents, alleging fault on the part of husbands including abandonment and improper conduct. One filing seeks alimony and child support, while a separate claim cites failure to support and maintenance of the home. The text also references a construction accident involving an excavation on Edar Street and a company blamed for unsafe conditions.
Bulletin from Washington reports Colonel R W Borden, U S official on the allied reparations commission, presented to the SenateForeign Relations Committee by Secretary Hughes. Other items note Wisconsin joint resolutions urging a neutral nations conference to prevent future warfare, and Rome preparing a naval arms treaty for ratification.
A brief notice describes Zeemo as a clean easy to use liquid remedy that soothes itching and pimples. It promises rapid relief and restoration of clearer skin, claiming to overcome blemishes quickly with a simple application.
Capt Thomas I Porter a top U S Secret Service official, regarded a leading authority on counterfeiting, recently wed Miss Mabel Webster of Chicago on New Year’s celebration. Despite possible retirement, Porter remains at one of the highest federal salaries.
Police were called to Ely via Iron and Steel Co after a disturbance. Joe Bolinski fought Fobman Kushinsky, striking him with a blow that rendered him unconscious. Bolinski fled over a mill fence, while Kushinsky was hospitalized with a head wound. Bolinski remains at large.
In Laussane on January 25 George Tevltcherin, Russia's foreign minister and head of its delegation, warned that Europe faces economic dissolution. He urged the United States and allied powers to act as the Near Vast peace conference unfolds, stressing urgent international measures.
The Coca Colas of City league fell to Western Auto matics of Industrial league and Gala alleys, losing two games by large margins after a two-pin squeaker in the final game. The upset stunned fans as Coca Colas top the City league standings.
A physician advises nervous patients to avoid costly tonics and worthless connections. He promotes Bitro-Phosphate as a safe, affordable remedy that supposedly replenishes blood, bones, and muscles and restores vitality.
A fragmented report notes Russia leads in tank restoration efforts while a special commission completes an investigation of labor conditions in Hawaii. It details imports and the Japanese influence in political and commercial centers in the territory as part of a broader labor study requested by the U.S. secretary of labor.
A clipping outlines stalled action on the Roberts bill for primary election reforms and voter party disclosure, plus a senate passage of McCoy bail for auto thieves. It notes East Liverpool schools face closure by March without relief, urging two mill levies and state aid, with governor Donahey advised to coordinate with education leaders. Industry notes cover pre 1917 hand paper, rail investments, and irrigation of grain by airplane near Tracy California. Ireland considers fishing industry revival. aging crusts of swan and goose longevity noted.
State officials report Mrs Mary Mathews widow of slain Xenia officer will receive 5000 from the State Compensation Fund as announced in Xenia removal of City Solicitor C M Shatter Alliance urged by a delegation at a governor conference in Columbus Emmitt Savage Paulding named deputy superintendent of insurance at 5000 yearly an unsuccessful suicide attempt by a woman on Greenlawn avenue bridge in Columbus Government control of coal mines proposed in senate by Senator Smith W Brookhart Republican of Iowa for use during labor troubles or fuel supply threats
Market listing shows varied goods with unit prices including butter eggs poultry and produce. Entries cover butter prints eggs fresh roosters ducks apples cabbage onions tomatoes potatoes and sweet potatoes with per unit and per bushel or per pound pricing. Live geese are listed per thousand? packages not fully clear but included among livestock and produce items.
Stocks opened irregular with U S Steel dipping early before recovering. Gulf States Steel earnings boosted steel shares while railroad stocks fluctuated. Chicago wheat futures slipped slightly as corn and oats eased, and liberty bonds posted varied openings across series.
An old advertisement promises quick relief for backache lumbago and sciatica through St Jacobs Oil. It claims penetrating soothing action rub on the back instantly eases stiffness and lameness and is harmless without skin burning.
Charles E. Pike of Chicago has been appointed chief civilian aide to Secretary of War Weeks. He was nominated by the Military Training Camp Association.
Lorain and Elyria trips mark a busy week with Miss Hulda Egert visiting sister Mrs Henry Rahl and numerous Amherst residents calling on relatives. Arcadia highlights include Frank Keller ill at home, Alpha Rickerson and Florence Tolhurst socializing, and many neighbors attending Lorain County farm bureau meeting in Elyria.
A 19th century style ad touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a vegetable formula after 17 years of study. The copy claims their olive color and bold health effects including improved digestion and brighter eyes. It warns doses nightly reveal noticeable results and contrasts with calomel.
Amherst and nearby residents made regular visits to Lorain Elyria and Cleveland this week. People named include Krueck Bischoff Spiegelberg Richmond Jenne Kolbe and Ruth as well as the Schibleys Ruths and Daniels. Many townsfolk traveled to Amherst Brownhelm and Ridge for business calls and weekend gatherings at homes and church events.
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