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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1921
Page
2
A mob of about seventy five overpowered Sheriff Edmondson at a jail break and seized Ines and Jones. Jones was briefly cut by a razor during the clash before the crowd loosed its grip and hanged him. A preacher later intervened to save Jones and remove him to a hospital.
A weekly probate court list shows George Oroszy named administrator for Annastazia of Lorain with bond 00. Joseph Svete appointed administrator for Mark Mal of Lorain with bond 1 900. William and Elizabeth Moriarty named administrators for Marin Moriarty of Bain with bond 1 990. S Goss appointed administrator for Martha Car sJate of Wellington with bond C ary Arkin appointed guardian for Margaret Roth of So with bond 400. Sarah Leader appointed guardian for Dod Leader Jumrca OL West seeks guardianship of Anson West Litts Hearing July 27.
Illinois Governor Small reached Chicago amid a scandal over alleged misuse of $500 000 in state funds. He met with backers from Mayor Thompson’s faction and conferred with aides while asserting he would reveal his plan in his speech.
The article notes pressure from Obata the Japanese envoy to Peking to push negotiations on the Shantung dispute. It cites Hoo’s claim of ten offers from Tokyo and discusses mixed public sentiment in China toward negotiating solely with Japan, with May or March as possible acceptance windows.
The fragment lists individuals such as C. S. Schwartz age 32, Mise Caroline Cheetham and Hatter Hicks with address 157 Cleve Hugh Kirkbride on Heights Blvd. The snippet reads as a terse catalog of names and a street reference without a clear news event.
Miss Wroming, the Cheyenne horsewoman, elected honorary chair of the judges for the McAlpin Trophy Contest all around world champion woman rider. The event takes place during the last week in July at Cheyenne Frontier Days.
A sizable audience attended a Benefit concert in Warner concert hall for the summer school fraternity and students. The program included piano and violin pieces by Brahms Godard Tchaikovsky Grieg and Mozart with performances by Radde Harris Dean Morrison Bennett Kessler and others.
Baseball players and local business people gather Monday evening at Recreation Park to raise funds for a grandstand. A lumber cut is ordered and erecting work will proceed with hammering crews. Tickets priced at ten cents offer shaded seating away from sun and wind.
Oberlin reports Julius Soloman advancing a new building on South Main street. He will own and occupy the space as his own tenant, running a shoe repair shop with shine stands and handling second hand shoes. He is credited with rubber heel and half sole inventions and engages with a Lorain rubber heel company.
Oberlin reports H A Cook received several applications to rent the vacated Palmer Lanza business room on South Main Street. A man plans to open a tobacco shop there around September 1 and has taken location at 21 Cediz.
Oberlin residents may hear Sir EB.R. Root, editor of Gleanings in Bee Culture, speak at the town hall next Mordar. He promises to entertain and instruct with insights from bee culture and related topics.
The Oberlin school board approved new staff hires Miss Wilma Luewig and Mrs. Edith Schwenke for next year. It voted to renovate toilets on Prospect and Pleasant streets and requested plans and specifications. The board also approved textbook changes and noted further edits in the curriculum.
Aged resident William Hutchinson of Oberlin died at his home Thursday at age 75. Funeral services were held Saturday at 2 o clock from his longtime residence. He leaves brothers Samuel Hutchison of Russia township Al and D Hutchison of Oberlin, sisters Mrs Swe dessky Cleveland Mrs Waree Mott Sandusky Mrs Deane Ritsche Norwalk, and three children Mrs Frank Fobes El ria Mrs Will Whitner and William Erwin Hutchison of Oberlin.
The column lists visits and travels of residents and guests. Reverend L E Daniels plans time in Augusta and Racquet Lake. Dr and Mrs C H A Wager arrive in New York after Florence stay. Mrs Lauderdale and Lillian return from Orilla Canada. Elizabeth Pinkerton Oberlin graduate visits Hobbs. Jo J Lehmann returns from Boston. Barton family in Leland Michigan for summer with sister Margaret Whippie to join. Kent Gunn travels to Florida with stop in Cincinnati to see Ray Jewell. Mrs O T Beckwith hosts son Isha Beckwith from Cleveland. Mr and Mrs Lewis Cann entertain daughter. Bertha Cann teaches in Brooklin. Meanie Hart vacationing at Lake side cottage. Mrs Bad Morder now resting.
The piece notes Premier Lloyd George’s doubt about attending the Irish peace conference without an Irish settlement and Ulster’s stance. It also cites coalition leaders worrying over Austen Chamberlain’s ability to keep the party united without Lloyd George. The Daily Mail reports Britain will press ahead with a naval program, potentially three to four capital ships yearly, subject to Japan and America arms talks. Admiral Beatty and Winston Churchill backed continued construction authorities recommend both big and small ships.
J. E. Henderson of Smithfield has been named clerk of the Zoar Baptist association. The association's annual meeting runs August 20 through September 1 in East Liverpool.
Miss Olive Clapham of the Middle Temple becomes the first British woman to pass the final examinations for the bar, earning the distinction of the first woman barrister in Great Britain.
Freight and livestock prices move across Cleveland Toledo and Chicago with hogs cattle and calves showing mixed to weak trends in Chicago hogs and cattle receipts and stock market totals edging higher on New York bonds and securities while New York stock totals show steady closes and day’s trading activity.
New York stock market opens firm as investors weigh Harding plan to settle carriers claims with government and debt funding. Rail names show mixed moves with Southern Pacific, New York Central, Royal Dutch and U S Steel among movers as Liberty bonds prices listed for opening.
A long list of property transfers in Lorain area townships including Sheffield and Elyria. Names such as Ferey Hills, Mary Waltz, A Hageman, E Kiss, Beaty Co., Aleck Wa kuuhes, Richard, Gerbart Mille, Grand Realty Co., Ena Veon, Emme Krupp, John Sofran, Kathleen Keres, Lake View allotment, Black River, Henry Fratley, Carrie Babbitt, Phillipena Lauer, Gourmier Realty, Savings Deposit Bank, Mona Doling, Alice Allis, Patrick, George Burden, Ora Burden, E D Dre, Steven Andras, Amma Collina, Lester Denman, Nichol & Baus addition, Amherst, Mike Ractner, Viola Cowie, F A Sanford, G Schalion, Lackovicz, J G Tipert, A Manning, J Dobas, J E Beran, FL Pak, EL G Bernton, BR Lockter, and CG Black appear in numerous parcels with sums ranging from $10 to $35,950 for parcels in Lorain, Elyria, Avon Lake, Wellington, Amherst, and surrounding areas.
A tiny Parisian three blade fan made of cellulosa operates by pressure and has become a hit with the fair sex. It is shown with Miss Maek Aimers of New York, using the compact "chumb-nail" fan at dances theaters and business venues.
Albany July 23 Jack Dempsey world heavyweight champion must pay New York State about 12009 in income tax or face perjury charges. Ivins head of the income tax bureau says a sworn affidavit claiming residency will be produced to block attachment on his car by New York City creditors.
Readable fragments show numeric values 393.52 and 987.48 with labels fourth and victory. Related lines include a negative 3-4m and a separate amount 998.42, but no clear event or participants are identified.
Latin American governments show keen interest in President Harding's disarmament plan and the proposed conference. Officials say many would welcome invitations but expect to watch closely as the United States leads. Mexico, Central and South American publics favor reduced armed forces, with President Obregon moving to cut the Mexican army as a model for regional cooperation.
A flurry of Lorain area real estate transfers appears with buyers and sellers including Kristoski Faull Elsria Flischer Farkash and others. Amounts range from $1.06 to $8 000 covering lots 8 20 2422 and various sections in Elyria Avon Lake Russia township SheMeld Tep Lorain and nearby townships.
The notice references Mr. and Mrs. George Carroll and a person named Audmer Lorain-Audmer in a family event or notice context.
A Friday funeral for Brethae precedes a gay and double service while Vielems dog bites three at the beach. The League of Women Voters launches a membership drive in City. Engineer Charles Bogard organizes six men for plant boxes. Central Labor Unicorn elects officers: President Harvey Hill Secretary Charles Bickel Treasurer W C Phebus Wardens Joseph Meyers Trustee William Cobb.
A long list of visitors and relatives from Cleveland Wooster South Hadley Massachusetts Painesville Toledo and Philadelphia spent weekends and weekdays with Medin residents including the Christians Coutoex Harpster Parsons Wakefield Wart and other local families. Many attended social calls and Put-In-Bay events while boat traffic on the E W Parguy was noted.
Police raid opened at 11 a m and extended to 2 pm Friday seizing wine beer whiskey raisin wine and hard cider. Arrests listed include John Fleming Charles Kallenbaugh Tom McCarty Mrs Rock Dominick Steve Kovachy Mike Martin Tom Kasper James Vargo and Louis Boros.
Daughter of Sandusky and Mr Peter Newsberry of Amherst were Sunday guests of Mrs Mary Vader. Mrs Morron Englebry was a Cleveland visitor on Friday. Lewis Raxtine of Chicago was the Sunday guest of his mother here. Miss Vera Moyer of Cleveland spends a week at Linwood Park. Albert Leimback spent Saturday in Turtle Creek Pennsylvania on business. Mr Welson Breecker of Ann Arbor Michigan college is home for the summer vacation.
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