Surgeon's Wife Dies in Chicago Hospital
Mrs John B Murphy widow of the famous surgeon died in a Chicago hospital after more than two weeks of illness.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1921
Page
2
Mrs John B Murphy widow of the famous surgeon died in a Chicago hospital after more than two weeks of illness.
A major Sunday storm dumped about three inches of rain in just over an hour, flooding downtown streets and cellars. Water quickly overwhelmed sewers, halting streetcars and cars for over an hour. Much property in residences and business basements suffered damage, with the West Side spared relatively.
Greece reports a 15 mile advance in its offensive against Turkish nationalists. The main gains occurred east of Broussa and northeast of Anenak after a heavy bombardment of Turkish vessels. The assault began Monday and was supported by a massive artillery strike.
Police report two bicycles missing after being seen near Mie Foster & Fich store at about 9 30 last evening. Robert Star had 415 bites logged before returning to find it gone. Walter Funk says his bicycle was stolen from 115 Beverly Court sometime last night.
In Moundsville West Virginia July 12 officials held a secret session after Bevirg carafelix examined the wreckage and measured distances around the crash site. Army investigators and a detachment from the air force attended as two castaways and others were treated in hospitals with some injuries.
The courtroom heard Catherine Kaher claim she acted temperamental as sister Mra HL McGinness described the defendant as sane at birth and later abusive. The defense argued insanity with Dr Ohliem and testimony from the 73 year old father about tantrums and fears at home.
The notice mentions a July 17 gathering by a local group, with plans involving a camel and Sun Cay. It notes a preference to play out of town and directs all communications to Frank Smith at 325 Columbus Street or by phone 8542.
The second sane game is scheduled for four o clock against the Parkviews 25. Details on location and stakes are not provided in the fragment.
Evely Holmes received a divorce from John Holmes in common pleas court this morning. The uncontested ruling awards custody of their minor child and cites neglect of duty, extreme cruelty, and desertion as the basis.
Judge Redington granted William Yelich a divorce from Chiore Yelich today. The complaint alleges Mrs Yelich damaged his good name with false accusations. The couple married in 1918 and had no children.
A boy named Aaron was instantly killed on a Coples farm yesterday afternoon while picking berries when lightning struck. His mother was seriously injured as a shard struck her head, and both were found by a search party after they did not return for supper.
A four year old boy shot his mother in Youngstown while at their home. The weapon fired from the boy’s hand, striking the mother who is reported in delicate condition and may require a Caesarean section. Doctors anticipate she will recover.
Irish Sinn Fein peace delegation led by Eamonn De Valera departed for London amid large public greetings in Lublin and Folyhead and expected meetings with Prime Minister Lloyd George. Belfast dispatch notes armistice tensions, while London confirms arrival for talks on Irish peace prospects.
Oberlin townsfolk anticipate the summer Recreation League opener after a strong turnout last week. Local teams including the O A C squad and the Senior Spartans, coached by Earl Baronehs, prepare for a competitive schedule with two left handed pitchers and a right hander Payne.
A blaze at an Amherst plant caused extensive damage to expensive diamond saws carborundum saws planers and heavy crane equipment. Officials attribute the fire to faulty wiring in electrical equipment with investigation expected today by Fire Marshal H A Dyhemen. Work will proceed without delay at plants two and three as previously assigned.
President Harding asks Congress to defer action on adjusted compensation for World War I veterans, arguing a careful pace avoids financial strain and ensures fair treatment of veterans. He notes reservations about timing but emphasizes national gratitude and fiscal prudence.
A speech argues for revision of taxation, refunding war debt, and adjusting foreign loans to restore peacetime economy. It warns against new government expenditures, urges prudent budgeting, and stresses protecting national finances while easing burdens on citizens.
No Tce delivery scheduled for Wednesday July 13 due to ice at the plant all day. The Hygealc Ice Co. reports ice misplacement causing stoppage.
New York reports from the Croxteth Hall master Captain Herbert Spencer describe a mysterious vessel sighted about 750 miles southwest of Halifax during an Atlantic voyage from Hull to Hoboken. Washington officials say pirate craft off Atlantic coast gain credence as more sightings suggest several vessels at work.
The Tow on murder trial centers on a supposed mental illness plea. Prosecutors and defense call witnesses including family members and bank official Mrs J McGinniss as the case tunes toward an alienist battle to prove the woman mentally incompetent.
Elyria notice from Roman Oil Portrait Co. soliciting orders for Rose Sepia Enlargements. All orders appreciated as in the past. Richard Long, Manager.
Elyria resident Owen A. Clements advertises Dean's Kidney Pills as a remedy for back ache and kidney trouble. Testimonial cites improvement after four boxes and urges neighbors to try the product from local dealers.
John M Scott 50 a Civil War veteran and father of Walter Scott of Ashland died from heat exposure. He was one of two surviving members of Company B 100th O V I. Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon with attendance by Ashland G A R veterans.
In Pottsville Pennsylvania the drought ended after three days of intermittent rain followed by a torrential downpour on Monday night. Farmers rejoice while coal collieries struggle to keep water out of the mines as flood conditions develop.
An old health column urges prevention through simple foods and regularity, warning against harsh laxatives. It promotes Beecham’s Beecham’s Puls for gentle bowel action and notes long standing household endorsement by generations, with doctors advocating natural methods.
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