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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1921
Page
1
Twyla J Kelley sues Fred Trory claiming hair dye bought last August discolored her skin and left her disfigured for life after following his instructions. She seeks 15000, 2000 for suffering, and 318000 total damages.
Neighbors on Clark Street reported awakening at about midnight to a choking odor. They allege a resident burned a live dog in a furnace inside the home, and say city health authorities may investigate the claim.
Amid bid rejections and solicitor guidance the Board of Control delays contracts for Water Department improvements and a meat plant. bond issues face legal and market delays with an August target for a new bid and contract letting. In Dublin and Cleveland frames, reports cover De Valera armistice terms and a high profile murder trial with Catherine Kaber and Italian associate Cala.
Six armed robbers held up the State Bank of an outlying district in Chicago on July 9 and escaped with about $15,000. Police pursued the bandits but details remain incomplete.
Clark, a resident at 386 Columbus, was severely burned and struck on the head by lightning yesterday while walking near Spaulding Court. The bolt tore his cap, damaged his back and leg, and tore part of his shoe. He was taken to the hospital and is improving today.
After thirty six years of married life, Ina Vargo filed suit against Joseph Vargo on grounds of extreme cruelty. The complaint alleges neglect, profane language, and instances of beating and threats to kill. A co respondent is named involving another woman. The couple have eight children.
Volk and Lee Gerwin file court proceedings against Mary Augustine claiming $123 is owed for electrical work on the defendant's house. The suit names the two plaintiffs and asks the court to award the cited amount.
Burglars forced entry into a room above the Tite Market in the past days and pried open a desk. No articles of value were reported stolen.
Report notes a mid summer blizzard and gale 30 miles west of town that trapped six men for hours. Exposure occurred before rescue, while the storm raged across Sneffel's Peak and surrounding high country.
Mrs Ellen Elizabeth Endly aged widow of Dr W C Endly died at home Friday afternoon after a four year illness. She is survived by her husband and three daughters Miss Julietts Endly Mrs Ralph W Sockman and Mrs Chauncy The funeral will be held at the Lake Ave home Monday at two o clock with services conducted there.
Community picnic highlighted by Multhwillionarre event with plans for Wednesday. Array of baseball talent praised as unparalleled with emphasis on first-string players and a strong bench. Intermittent notes mention Boys' Band to perform and eight special cars chartered for the occasion.
Washington dispatch reports the House Rules Committee decided to end general debate on the Fordney tariff bill and force a vote on passage on July 21. The bill aims to speed action on tariffs and set terms for the measure’s enactment.
A sensational confession copy, about forty typewritten pages, shows Mrs. Raber admitting she gave her husband a “magic medicine” and attempted to have him beaten but not killed. It highlights her alleged attitude toward his stepdaughter Marian McArdke, former Smith College student.
Dealers from Lorain County and across the country attended a Chamber of Commerce meeting last night. State secretary Shaurer explained the Burke and Atwood bills mandating a bill of sale for all automobiles as they take effect. Temporary officers H. M. Andress of Cadillac and Mr. Simpson of Ford were elected chair and secretary, with another meeting set for July 22.
Chief of Police issues a warning about a con where two men pose as office agents to steal photos. They offer to enlarge a picture and push an expensive frame, then withhold the original print when customers resist. Victims report the scammers return with a nonstandard frame and refuse to return the print. Police note similar schemes have occurred before.
In common pleas court to day George Selzer was granted a divorce from Edythe Selzer. He cited gross neglect of duty and her absence from him for long periods. The couple married in 1913 and had no children.
City Engineer IM Powell outlines a five year program to upgrade roads, stressing coordinated funding and public support. He recalls Roman and European road networks to argue for modern paving, drainage, and grade work to handle heavy traffic and promote civic growth.
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