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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1923
Page
9
President Harding spoke to thousands in Washington about better homes and better roads as top American needs. He accepted the Zero milestone for the Lee highway and dedicated the Nodel, signaling focus on national improvements during the Strine convention.
The president spoke on the Better Homes campaign, stressing that the home is the nation’s top industry. He noted twenty million women work daily on home tasks, eighteen million of them without help, highlighting the need for better home management and national improvement.
The Columbia academy of medicine will ask Governor Donahey and Attorney General Crabbe for an explanation of last week action recommending Seloto county officials allow a Portsmouth chiropractor held in the county jail for practicing without a license to treat a child who had been his patient.
Bullets note Professor J A Tolman resigns on June 5 marking the start of George Wilson's tenure as president of Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical College Stillwater. In Washington the Houston Coal Company wins a Supreme Court suit against the government for 214730 over navy coal requisition at 44 a ton versus market value 8 a ton.
Dayton June 5 Federal Judge John E Sater authorized publication of a government notice to rescind citizenship rights granted to George Kahil Saboryeh of Turkey. He reportedly left Dayton in 1919 after papers were granted and returned to Jerusalem before the five year limit expired, contrary to law. He is said to be a resident of Jerusalem.
Nationwide hunt launched for the assassin of Cardinal Soldevilla Y. Romero archbishop of Satahocosa after he was shot in a motor car. Officials fear anti clerical violence. In Washington a draft bilateral commercial treaty between the U S and Spain is presented by Ambassador Moore in Madrid after weeks of negotiations. The Reds struggle is noted with reference to baseball commentary about the Moran crowd and the Giants.
Mrs Charles Ler of Philadelphia reports severe back and abdominal pains after lifting chores last April. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound her health improved, enabling her to work with vigor. She recommends the remedy and invites a free private text book from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co.
Norfolk dispatch reports Captain George Kelley of Miami and the Glen Beulah crew freed shortly before the 24 hour limit then sank after colliding with an unidentified vessel ten miles off the Cape Charles lightship. The incident cost 1800 cases of whisky with no further details disclosed at a local hotel.
Norman Henslee, 18, pleaded guilty in municipal court to stealing 102 dollars from his sleeping father. He was held to the grand jury under a 500 dollar bond after an arrest on an affidavit filed by the father.
The Supreme Court dismissed for lack of jurisdiction two challenges from Massachusetts and Harriet Frothingham asserting the federal maternity law is unconstitutional. The court did not rule on the law’s validity or invalidity.
London dispatch reports Princess Christian, aunt of King George, in serious condition. Generals and royal aides consider possible cancellation of public engagements tied to Wednesday derby as a precaution amid unclear prognosis.
Kellogg's Bran is advertised as a guaranteed relief for constipation, claiming to be all bran with no added composition. The ad cites thousands of letters from sufferers and promotes regular use for lasting health, noting versatility in serving methods and recipes.
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