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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1922
Page
4
A local elder near Elyria recalls a Beav er Black River incident when a wagon overturned and the family disappeared in the water. The memory mentions Dachtier as a blacksmith apprentice and notes a large funeral in early days.
The article reports on stalled talks as John L Lewis renews a national agreement invite while many operators favor a nationwide settlement. Sentiment shifts may reveal next week if hardliners relent. Gompers blames wartime rail executives for prolonging the strike and warns of ongoing disruption to trains and traffic.
Reports from government sources indicate plans to reopen mines in western Pennsylvania Ohio and Illinois if operations do not resume within a week Governor McCray of Indiana proposed a conference among mine leaders and officials United Mine Workers leaders meet with John L Lewis to discuss government takeover policy Pennsylvania troops are involved Illinois acting governor Sterling calls for miners to return to work Ohio Governor Davis disputes Hoover troop plan and cites Ohio coal needs
Witnesses describe a crowded Cleveland dining room scene after the fatal shooting of Edward OConnell. Suspect Clifford Barnett and a woman identified as Mrs Champion are in custody as police pursue charges of first degree murder. Investigators link Barnett to prior Indianapolis arrest and trace uncertain home connections to Cambridge and Dallas.
A dramatic dining room incident in Cleveland begins with a quarrel between a man and a couple. A shot sequence followed injuring a woman then fatally wounding a man at a restaurant table. Police arrested the pair as they fled in a car, while witnesses dispute the couple’s statements.
Irish irregulars derail rail links between Belfast and Dublin disrupting traffic during the conflict. Free State troops push westward, report captures at Castrehar, with rebels abandoning Swinford Charlestown and Kattmag amid mutinies and executions.
In New York on July 24 Baror James Henry De Rothchild, heir to a vast fortune, was sued for $590 000 in damages for breach of promise of marriage by Frenchwoman Marie Porque in a Paris court proceeding summarized from the leak. The case involves the Paris banker Haron Henry De Rothschild and a claim connected to a large inheritance.
Lorain July 26 Patrolman Milam Bstcock was discharged from the police by Safe's Director Frank Klady after charges linked to his divorce proceedings. Judge Thompson of Elyria heard reasons why he should not be retained, amid pending alimony and custody matters with his first wife Tara. Retirement terms with the second wife were not disclosed.
Lislf Bacon rites report a July funeral for Liete J Pacan who was instantly killed Monday morning. The funeral took place at Open Hearth department of the National Tate with pallbearers from the 63%4re department and Rev Tinchér of Vermilion officiating. Burial was in Brownhelm cemetery.
Evelyn Mahlke ten year old daughter of Mr and Mrs J Mahlke of 257 Columbia Street died the morning after an illness. She is survived by her parents and sister Carole. Funeral services will be held at the house Saturday afternoon at 1 oclock conducted by Rev Nay and burial at Crown Hill Cemetery Amherst.
Bertha ernan, a visiting nurse employed by the city, was found dead in bed at her Ninth Street home in Lorain this morning. Death was due to heart trouble. She was a sister of Charles Bonner, editor of the Geneva Times.
A fragmentary ad-like passage argues wartime suffering will end with a generation counting on motherhood. It promotes Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetine Compound as a health aid for women and future mothers, claiming decades of success for various female ailments.
A movie actress gave a thoroughbred horse to a member of the Sparks Circus for its upcoming exhibition on August 3. Officials note the colt will be used in her next screen appearance once the scenario is ready.
Amid scattered notices a railroad in Denison and Grayson County routes shifts prompt reorganizations as four Toledo and Ohio Central trains are discontinued. In Cincinnati the Dayton Toledo and Chicago service faces suspension at midnight July 31 due to bridges and finances. Chicago reports labor action with shopmen and nonunion pickets as talks stall. Police and workers respond to railway dispute incidents across cities including New York area lines and Air Line routes.
Deputy Sheriff Frank Parri of Kent was wounded in the neck during a confrontation with three bandits who attempted a holdup on a road near Geauga County. Parri returned fire, killing one bandit. another was wounded and fled, while the third died from shots fired by the assailants. Authorities pursue the two remaining caped bandits.
A crash on an open market drive left a vehicle colliding with a car driven by Mrs H Barnes of Cincinnati. State officials in Columbus announced actions on coal supplies and railroad rates while Mansfield reports a fatal razor attack involving Lian Brown and Lula Campbell amid a family dispute.
Three boys Henry Breitneicher Arnold Hohner Jr and Howard Fritz disappeared after a swimming party on Tuesday. The first two bodies were recovered from the Scioto river by police while Howard Fritz is still missing as divers and a dredging operator aided the search.
Kennedy and Bartholomew report coal on hand and unloading more today. They state orders are in and expected to be filled soon. They acknowledge limited supply and say they are doing their best to fill all orders.
Mr. Ray Trimble, 24, of 551 Richard St, Dayton, Ohio, received a slight fracture of the right arm and bruises on the body when an auto accident occurred Monday in Cincinnati.
Bulletin from Atlanta reports Mrs Fannie Hawkins and Morton Hawkins in a high society divorce and alimony case marked by alleged cruelty and unconventional conduct. The case centers on a year old Atlanta social figure and her Indiana millionaire husband amid sensational personal allegations.
The New York market shows a strong opening tone with mixed shifts across stocks and bonds. Wheat and corn futures move modestly, while Liberty bonds post varied openings as a new Rybdolt for Congress club forms in Lorain with Akios mayor Dan Cook slated to speak Friday.
Judge Williams urges that constitutional principles guide decisions and that primary results should not overturn substantial justice. Judge McClaran calls for nonpartisan judicial primaries and election tickets, while endorsing broader voter engagement and female suffrage as a duty. Other speakers discuss reform, public trust, and the role of parties in selecting candidates.
A veteran Lorain County clerk of courts aide announced a bid for the Clerk of Courts office citing 23 years in the department and four deputy tenures. She argues for promotion on experience and a higher salary, appealing to voters amid a list of male opponents and local party leaders.
William Filker 48 of Amherst died suddenly at his Hamilton Street home at 7:30 this morning from heart failure. Survived by his mother Mire Valley Filkher two brothers Takha of Meadville Pa and Frank of La ram and two sisters Maude Fisher and Wradralanch both of Amherst. Funeral arrangements not completed. A home is being built by J E Burgan at the corner of Cornell Avenue and Sherman Street Eastern Heights Adyt.
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