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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1923
Page
16
The plaintiff alleges Lorain County acted to collect taxes on a property owned by Mynor or Hgnor, claiming the real property was not legally sold. She argues she is not liable for the tax and penalties assessed by the state on the property in dispute.
A man named William H. succeeded in taking his own life after a series of attempts in Cincinnati. He freed himself from restraints while bound to a bed and used a towel to perform the act.
In Lorain on July 13 two transients Manley Benkowski and Howard Pewaski were picked up by police on suspicion, held overnight, then sent out of town. Ray Dolan of Bay City Michigan was bound over to the grand jury under a $2500 bond for burglary at Louis Henninger pool room after being found inside through a rear window.
United States Senator William P. Dillingham died following an operation in Monteplier, Vermont. The death was announced on July 13, with reports citing the operation's effects as the cause.
Eaton notes record social visits, travel to Elyria and Vermilion plus relatives from Parma Pittsburg and Jackson Mich. Also a naval desertion report urges harsher punishment and nicer service to reduce departures amid a Buckeye Lake Klan event.
In West Union Ohio on July 13, Robert F. Morris of Cincinnati is said to have been slain by John Spires. A skull is placed at Spires cell to pressure testimony while Sheriff Trefz and Judge Stephenson discuss the tactic. Spires maintains two Portsmouth bootleggers killed Morris.
Two Cleveland-Elyria bus drivers, W. R. Solt and D. J. Crawford, faced Mayor Jones on a speed law charge. They pleaded guilty and were fined five dollars plus costs each. In Springfield Is Illinois, James H. Smith of Chicago had his death sentence commuted to life imprisonment by Governor Len Small. Smith had been scheduled to hang July 27 for the murder of cigar dealer Frank O Connell on September 30, 1922. His companion James Butter is serving a life sentence.
The Board Divided of the Ohio league of womens vot exe stated the big task is to secure a state system to avoid disruptions caused by Mrs Stanard removal. They claimed Mia Stannard was exonerated and praised for service to Delaware schools and delinquent girls. Commissioners Swisher and Bundy refused to explain their actions.
Ridgeville Jay 13 church services listed for tomorrow. Congregational church with Rev E C Young holds Sunday school at 10 15 morning service at 11 sermon themes Indifference and Our Country. St Peters Catholic with Father John N Rhein offers first mass at 7 46 high mass at 9 45 and sermons at each with children instruction between masses and baptism after benediction.
Vincent Sincen t records visitors from Elyria and Kipton and Cleveland. Desenhard and daughter Mary and nephew visit H B Stoughton of Elyria. Rev Meek and Kipton relatives call on Elmer Desnhard. Walter Brown from Cleveland visits brother Henry Jackson. Lewis Taylor and wife of Elyria dine with Mrs. William Reess. Edith Coy is slowly improving. Mrs Frank Smith of East Cleveland visits with her husband boarding at Mrs Stoughton’s. Cincinnati invites former residents to return for a re il tea week na
The annuaI fall festival is revived with a committee drawn outline. Tennis events include Oxford Cambridge versus Yale Harvard at Newport R I. Northwest junior title at Portland and the national clay court at Indianapolis. Polo features the Rockaway Hunting Club formation at Cedar Aarat LI.
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