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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1922
Page
2
A warrant was issued for police officer Warm Robinson in Lorain on July 13. Louis Piast of 1652 Main Street swore the warrant alleging Rob inson assaulted a raid participant during a liquor raid. Robinson denies the charges.
Fragmentary text describes a strike proceeding with references to President Harding and labor movements. Officials discuss potential policy signals, while workers and railroad themes appear central. The page hints at government response and rail labor tensions shaping actions.
Cincinnati reports eight passenger trains removed due to a strike. Six B and O trains and two Cincinnati Indianapolis Western trains run Cincinnati to Indianapolis and other routes. Further B and O services between Wheeling Columbus and Sandusky Newark also taken off to ease congestion. Locomotives and cars are held up. a tent camp near Corbin Kentucky is being prepared to staff strikebreakers amid warnings of trouble.
The passage argues for a labor and capital court to resolve wage disputes and prevent political influence in industrial matters. It suggests a structure with judges to serve the people, reducing waste and avoiding dole. It cites C F McDonald of Zanesville and mentions asthma remedy endorsements.
Paris reports military occupation rumors from The Echo du Pars citing the trench party organ. Cincinnati notes Pierce of Springfield identifies a drowned man as August Eo Henting, 42, assistant manager of H V Dretnay leather and tannery Co of Springfield, who fled after a local incident.
Telegram from the unions reports rail operators ignore the labor board as 92 railroads violate rules and wage decisions. Railroads insist wage fairness is unjust and threaten continued work stoppages while unions push for just and reasonable pay and conditions.
The city board of control opened bids for paving Woodland avenue Park View court and Park Place. Woodland avenue entract cost 2704763 Park View court 5088 and Park Place brick work awarded to Elyria Construction Co for 8274 84. A dispute followed between Sam Horvits of Highway Construction Co and Mayor Jones over brick versus asphalt paving.
The Baltimore & Ohio railroad announced the cancellation of two passenger trains numbers 1 and 62 between here and Wheeling West Virginia due to railway shop craftsmen strike. Engines from the canceled runs will be reassigned to keep other trains on schedule.
Fed Chauncey files a quiet title action against Fanny Para over a narrow Oberlin land strip described as one and one half inches wide and 12 rods deep. Chauncey claims forty years of peaceful possession and seeks to quiet title to the entire strip and bar fencing by Para.
John J Cronin resigns from CH Merthe Coaters to take a new post as merchandise manager and superintendent of the CF Jackson Co Glass block store in Norwalk He has been active in Norwalk business circles and held roles in the Young Mens Business club Chamber of Commerce Rotary Fraternal Order of Eagles and other groups The move is welcomed by Cronin and his colleagues. The entry also notes a US treasury statement about expected near term cut in the Federal Reserve re discount rate from four percent toward 3 12 percent referencing Great Britain’s move to 3 percent.
The market shows uneven activity as several issues edge up while others retreat. Major names slip with General Motors down and traders watch for direction amid varied gains across sectors in early July trading.
Weather permitting the Liyrla baseball team will practice tonight at Riversiew Park, their final workout before Bundage gate. Lorain's Caseve and Captain Nichols stress full attendance as the county title race looms with Draegert and Hieh slated to duel as pitching aces in the contest.
The Lorain Democratic Club met on July 13 and chose officers amid a factional split. Walter Thomas was named president of the council, with John Suterrski as vice president and Ford Helfrich as secretary. Other officers include George Teary treasurer and William Jane sergeant at arms, while RMW Harr, Mike Keegin, and Calman join the executive committee.
Reports describe multiple injuries from a power-related accident in Eden Path and skull fractures from a street incident. Other items note a fatal heat-related collapse on a railroad and a dog attack leaving a man in critical condition. Additional notes cite political figures denying claims and a Hague meeting on Russia reconstruction.
July items report Florence C Richards addressing candidates on bourbon debate. Mrs H Dibbte’s throat lanced to remove a chicken bone. Women’s Baptist Union holds all day meeting. Women’s Society meets at Congress Church. L F Cardner sells property for fruit farm near Nankin. Farm Ru rein committee meets to plan future event. Mr Po T Rehan moves into a new house on Denison in Eastern Heights.
Samm Mott and children of Cleveland visit Mr and Mrs FO V Edwardes and Mr and Mrs M McFadden. Alley back of the stores on West Main Street leveled. Aira CL Brevong of New London stayed with her parents, Mr and Mrs Kirkpatrick. Mrs Hae Trippe to arrive Sunday evening July 16. Mrs George Cushton of Burtug Fla left for home. Nira Alfeg Flood of Cincinnati visiting Mrs Ada Parker.
A vintage ad-style claim touts Zemo for stopping itching and soothing skin. It describes relief from pimples, rashes, and eruptions and promises a penetrating, satisfying solution for smooth, healthy skin.
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