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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1922
Page
5
A fragmentary readable note mentions Alyse and Lita in a brief social or personal context with unclear surrounding details. It appears as stray text from a page segment without a coherent story or event to anchor a fuller summary.
Fire chief Whitore Bates presents Elyria department figures for the first half of 1922 showing 87 more calls than 1921, with total fire loss on buildings $12,261.36 and on contents $18,550.05. Overall six-month loss to July 1 stands at $30,751.41, up $21,487.67 from 1921. One person burned in a gas explosion and a child drowned in the river.
Unhorn of No 1 station, broke, found sugar box empty after leaving ham in the hallway with the guard and red ants in the sugar jar. Patrolman found the ham already purchased for prisoners, and the fireman’s dinner plans collapsed as his companion helped him salvage a meal.
Warry C. Smith of Cleveland and Robert Ley, candidates for governor and sheriff, will hold three meetings in Lorelia ity to boost their campaigns. The first on May 10 at the city park, the second on May 17, with crowds expected from white and other communities.
Twelve killed and two injured in a night crash when a southbound train plunged from a main line to a Cape May branch embankment at midnight. Senior officer Lieutenant John Davenier announced the list, noting steel cars, speed near 75 mph, and two injured women in serious condition at Atlantic City and Camden hospitals. Survivors recalled sudden darkness and frantic effort as automobiles arrived to assist.
The opinion by Judge Thompson addresses whether language in a pleading is absolutely or qualifiedly privileged. The Pearl Smith versus Vila Miller case raises whether statements pertinent to the case and necessary for a full presentation are shielded from libel claims. The court notes the Supreme Court of Ohio has not yet ruled on this exact point.
Footpads robbed Mr and Mrs Adolph Wagner of jewelry valued at $5,000 Sunday night as they returned from a theater in Detroit. Mrs Wagner formerly Miss Fritzal Quarters, a former dancer, was identified. another sister Tot Quilters was once a member of ilegfelda Follies.
Alfred O Breen, recently recovering from injuries, was arraigned Saturday afternoon on a charge of writing a forged check. He pleaded not guilty and was remanded to jail under bond of 6 43,600.
Fred Dobson aged 50 of 345 1 Twelfth Street was fatally injured when he fell between a team of horses and a loaded wagon as he hauled dirt along West Avenue near Tremont Street. He was transported to Jenkin Hospital.
A three story tenement fire caused by a gas explosion killed Rose Ripley and left her husband John Ripley in critical condition at City Hospital. Windows shattered as tenants escaped. five women and three men were lowered to safety from the top floor. Authorities blame a gas pocket from a leaking cellar pipe after the Ripleys struck a match.
A July 3 report states 61 year old William T. Auxter of Amelia Ohio tobacco buyer died in St Marys hospital after a June 20 shooting following an argument over a berry patch. The shooter, Burtrum Sparks, surrendered and was jailed on a charge of rooms with intent to kill. authorities expect he will be charged with murder. Sheriff John B. Rapp of Clermont County announced self defense was claimed by Sparks but may be altered to murder.
An automobile driven by Ed ward Prietch of Amherat collided with a car driven by W. Rath of Lorain on Sunday afternoon. Both drivers sustained injuries described as bends and fevers in the crash report.
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