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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1922
Page
1
The White House presses forward on Shantung settlement as Chinese and Japanese delegates resume talks. Washington warns against quibbling over minor points while intending to end the long dispute. China warned it risks losing momentum if it delays resolution at future meetings.
John Raab, 37, of Amherst, died at Amherst Hospital. He was born there and lived in the city all his life. Survived by a husband, two children, and siblings including Wil, Frank Wenzel, Mrs. David in and Miss Rose Wenzel. A devout member of St. s Catholic Church, funeral services were held Monday.
Veland January 26 Cather Ruskow charged by Postal or John Lamiei with handling postal certificates said to be worth 3000 dollars stolen from a Lima Ontario home and cashed under the owners’ names. Authorities report the arrest occurred today. The woman, who speaks seven languages, lived in a boarding house with foreign residents. She refused to make a statement when arrested.
A physician warns that catarrh in the stomach causes fermentation and digestion problems. He says the stomach mucous becomes damaged when the organ is thickened, leading to indigestion, bad breath, and infection spreading through the body. Hot water and a suggested antacid from a brand are proposed as relief.
Berlin Jan 4 Chancellor Wirth confronted a crucial Reichstag session to outline Germanys indemnity program and new tax ideas. Germany must present a guaranteed plan within 24 hours to meet Cannes moratorium conditions while 41 000 600 gold marks are due every ten days. The government prepared a note for the guarantee commission though parts remained blank awaiting Reichstag reception.
Mansfield Jan 26 Mrs C C Burns appointed by Justice George Wertman as constable of MIM township She has begun duties and served her first papers making her the first woman in Richland County to hold the office of constable.
Private funeral at the Vatican for the late pope. Cardinals in violet robes, guards and police cordons, and crowds of Italians, Europeans pilgrims and Americans gathered outside St Peter’s. Three coffins, ritual readings, and a coronation of symbols marked the ceremony.
Grocery and produce listings include potatoes 1.90 for bun... sweet potatoes 10 per lb and various fruits and dairy items. Cleveland market notes report butter 41 to 43 cents, eggs 43 to 47 cents, with mixed livestock prices and grain market figures.
New York stock markets opened higher as Gulf States Steel advanced to 71 and Barage Arms gained 1 1 2 to 17. Meters, Miede baker, Martin Perry, Crucible, and Darison Chemical posted small advances while Liberty Bonds opened with varied prices across issues. Balls stayed flat as overall market momentum continued upward.
The True-Metric Tire & Tube Co of Cleveland has filed suit in the court of common pleas against The Security Tire & Rubber Co of Wellington seeking a judgment for 27 63105 and foreclosure of a plant mortgage. The petition asserts Cleveland loaned Wellington money at various times and the loan was secured by a mortgage on the plant. The court is asked to grant judgment and foreclose.
Dayton report says former governor James M. Cox likely to seek another presidential bid. The Jackson Day address at Memorial hall drew strong praise for Cox and criticism of the Republican administration. Attendees included Senator Harrison and Senator Pomerene. Mrs. Gertrude Fuller was briefly ill. Campaign plans were reportedly discussed in private sessions with Ansberry Moore White.
In a congressional probe, witness Green recounts killings of Black soldiers in France and claims mistreatment by the Veterans Bureau. He cites morgue deaths at St Nazaire and Chateau-Thierry, alleges military police killings, and says Cincinnati ties cost him his job and home. He urges reinstatement of Crean and calls for accountability.
An advertisement urges readers to try a kidney and bladder remedy claiming it cures various urinary ailments. It promises a money back guarantee after two bottles if no benefit, and stresses urgency and personal health stakes.
At a six o clock supper the Oberlin meeting discussed the Welfare league in prisons and a reform plan. An executive committee of twenty five would lead an educational campaign and cooperate with other communities and state officials to survey Ohio penal institutions.
Advertises a tonic claim that nervousness and rheumatism arise from indigestion and constipation. Promotes a remedy called Nerv-Worth as a mild yet effective treatment, claiming quick improvement after the first bottle. Targets men women and children with a price of one dollar per bottle and lists a local city address for purchase.
The Belden Farmer's institute held a two day exhibition at their hall featuring agricultural products and township school exhibits totaling about 40 dollars. Judges were T. B. Landis of Norwalk and Miss Darling of Oberlin. A Talk on Parent's Problems by Mrs. I Heser highlighted addresses. Officers remained unchanged this year.
A squadron of steel tugs departed Chicago harbor to free the Goodrich Transit Company steamers Indians Illinois and Alabama stuck in an ice jam a mile east of the river mouth. The Indiana carrying passengers led the jam after departing for Milwaukee while the Alabama and Illinois, returning from Grand Haven and inbound from Milwaukee, became trapped while making a path. Officials said no danger to vessels and freeing could take hours.
The article notes officers appointed at today’s meeting to perfect the organization. Chairman Maynard Metcalf, Secretary Mrs Chas B Martin, Treasurer J A Porter, and Member at large J L Robertson are listed among the officers.
Oberlin College hosts its annual handball tournament with over seventy singles and forty doubles entries. N Metesis, football and track coach, leads the event with medals for winners and runners up. Profs Jelife Luis Jones and Metcalf are frontrunners. last year's champion W M Vaughan is not enrolled this winter.
George Lewis a hotel employee files a life insurance policy for 3100 to ensure his pet dog a proper burial. The will states the dog will be buried with him and "When one dies, the other dies."
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