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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1922

Page

4

Rickenbacker Starts Transcontinental Flight From New York

Captain Eddie Rickenbacker begins a cross country flight from New York to San Francisco aboard an all metal plane piloted by Eddie Stinson. The party aims to visit 54 cities, stopovers planned in Bellefonte Detroit Chicago and Mitchell Field, with a final report on U S commercial flying for General Patrick.

Minerola Cap Iheto Eddie Rickenbacker New York San Francisco Eddie Stinson Stinson Bellefonte Steven Hannogan Theodore Levington Rickenbacker Detroit Chicago Mitchell Field United States Hannagan Rickebacker Pat Sriek U. S. Air Service

Senate probes coal price fixing amid strike tensions

Senators Borah and Walsh pressed executives Ferguson and Stevens on a $3.50 coal price scheme allegedly hatched at a Memorial Day soft coal conference with Hoover's involvement. They claimed mine costs rose to $3.50 while public utilities paid up to $3.40, urging disclosure or congressional inquiry if relief is not offered. In a separate note, three Cairnbrook miners were ambushed en route to work, two gravely wounded.

Hoover Walsh Borah and Walsh L. W. Ferguson Chicago Coal “ Merchants’ Association Roderick Stevens National Retail “ Coal Dealers’ Association Ferguson Stevens Sten Hoov‘ser Sona Stha Gio Borah Johnstown Cairnbrook Reitz Coal “Company Somerset County Harry Dailey B. W. Ling

Howard's Buttermilk Cream Ad Claims Quick Skin Help

An early 20th century testimonial style ad promotes Howard Bros. Co. Buttermilk Cream and Soap for facial skin, wrinkles, eye puffiness, roughness, and nails. It urges readers to try a small quantity via local druggists or mail order with a money back promise and a 10 cent trial package offer.

Howard Howard Bros. Co Buffalo

Appeal Made for Near East Aid in Elyria

Elyria residents urged to donate clothing at 413 Broad Street now through Saturday June 10 from 1 to 5 PM. Mayor Jones and Rev. Burner organized a collection at the former Lorain County Electric office to help Near East relief efforts.

Elyria Near East Jones Burner Lorain County Electric Company Broad Street Electric Light

Army Reduction Worries Officials

Washington June 7 faced with the prospect of a cut of 4 from 16 000 to 20 000 in the strength of the regular army the War Department today was busy upon another plan of re organization the second within less than a year Necessity for re organization arises from action of the house and senate on the pending army appropriation bill now in conference even the most optimistic officials admitting a cut of at least 30 000 sums inevitable with a possibility of a compromise on senate and house figures of 15 008

Washington War Department House Senate

Cootie Club Seeks Incorporation in Brooklyn Supreme Court

A humorous notice from New York on June 7 reports that the military order of the cootie, Inc applied to incorporate in Brooklyn Supreme Court. The group promotes nostalgia for wartime trench days and uses slogans praising camaraderie and mischief.

New York C. D Buddy Military Order of the Cootie, Inc Brooklyn Supreme Court Rolls-Royce

Million Ballots Trigger Railway Workers Strike Vote

The rail unions plan a nationwide strike vote after Taft's Coronado decision and wage cuts. Leaders indicate ballots will be sent to 1,200,000 workers as Samuel Gompers backs the move while calling for justice. Jewell condemns the labor board for what he sees as unfair pay reductions.

Railway Labor Board Jewell Taft Coronado United States Railroad Labor Board H. J. Carr Washington, D. C Inti Federal Board Brotherhoods Samuel Gompers American Federation of Labor Chieftains Labor Board

Market Summary of Butter Cheese and Petroleum Prices

Local markets show stable butter and dairy quotes with limited movement. Oil stocks rise slightly led by Phillips Petroleum to 8 1/3, Mexican Petroleum at 46 3/8, Consol Gas up 1/2 to 122 1/2, while railroads show little change with Reading down 1/8 to 75 1/2. Fresh fish prices listed including mackeral and whitefish for regional buyers.

Phillips Petroleum Mexican Petroleum Consol

Stocks Open Steady On Wall Street As Markets Start

New York June 7. The stock market opened with a steady tone. United States Steel opened unchanged at

New York United States Steel

Penfield Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events

June 7 penfield notes list visits from LaGrange Oberlin Cleveland Elyria and Vermilion residents. Major items include births and travel to Fremont May events, a baptismal name Clarence Jay, and church circle supper announced. Cantata at Wellington praised with town participation and Farm Bureau meeting postponed due to season lateness.

Marion Harry Welsh Spencer Clar Ence Jay J. E. Wittmore Eugene Vermilion Ladies’ Missionary Society of the Congregational Church Circle No. 1 John Yost Medina Minnie Jamerson E. W. Daniels Cleveland Wallace Bradstock Elyria Wm. Baum Walter Rook O. R. Rowin Glenn Fred Rollin A. L. DeFields Margaret Gibbling Elr Ria J. E. Wirth Wellington Farm Bureau Club C. M. Myers George Dent la Grange

Acid Stomach Relief Highlighted by Magnesia Ad

An advertisement promotes Bicurated Magnesia as a remedy for stomach distress. It claims nine of ten cases are caused by chronic acid issues and suggests neutralizing acid with hot water and Bicurated Magnesia rather than pepsin or artificial digestives. The product is described as safe, non laxative, and easily obtainable from druggists.

Market reports from Cleveland and Chicago grain and cattle

Cleveland market notes show receipts for cattle 200 calves 600 sheep 600 hogs 4000 with steady prices and top totals. Chicago grain futures rise with wheat and corn up while oats dip. opens list July and Sept contracts with modest shifts. pork, lard, ribs pricing listed.

Cleveland Chicago

Investigation of British seizure of Seattle Spirit

The Shipping Board will investigate a reported British seizure of the Seattle Spirit a steamship carrying munitions to Ireland. The shipper listed is Manhattan Oleo Agency with Bart Shipping as broker. Initially billed as 40 barrels of lard the cargo proved to be munitions. Authority awaits Moore and McCormack report before handing documents to the Justice Department.

Washington Shipping Board Stearcher Seattle Moore and McCormack Department of Justice

Debutantes Presented to St James Court in London

Six American debutantes and five matrons will be presented at the court of St James tomorrow night. Mrs. George Harvey will host the ceremony, with attendees including Mrs. Niblack and Mrs. Charles Sherill. Debutantes include Marjorie Glasgow, Sophie Mott, Adele Chapin, Violet Henry, Dennis Coleman, Elizabeth Beal.

London Court of St James George Harvey Daily Express Niblack Charles Sherill New York Louise Thompson Philadelphia Marjorie Glasgow Richmond Sophie Mott Oyster Bay Adele Chapin Washington Violet Henry

Liberty Bonds New York Opening by Series and Prices

Liberty bond sales in New York opened with the first three and a half percent issues priced at $100.06, $99.92 for the second, $99.94 for the third, $99.96 for the fourth, and $100.60 for the victory bond, showing varied premiums across series.

New York Liberty Victory

Tendler to Fight Benny Leonard in Jersey City on July 20

Frank Flourney reporting for Tex Rickard arrived from Philadelphia with Tendler's knockout of Bobby Barrett and a contract to fight Benny Leonard at Boyles Thirty Acres Jersey City on July 20 Leonard has accepted terms and is expected to sign Leonard and Tendler have not previously met in the ring.

New York Frank Flourney Tex Rickard Lew Tendler Bobby Barrett Philadelphia Tendler Benny Leonard Boyles Thirty Acres Jersey City Leonard

Court decision threatens farmer co operatives and labor immunity

Senators voice alarm as a court ruling wipes out immunity for labor unions and farmer co operatives. The decision could allow suits over coercive practices in member recruitment and grain disputes, threatening widespread cooperative marketing efforts and redefining the legal status of unincorporated associations.

Yesal Robert M. LaFollette Wisconsin

Exchange Club Sets Park Upgrades and Traffic Moves

The Exchange Club held its monthly meeting and endorsed the Lorain County Automobile Club effort to ban bus parking on Cheapside. Members also backed widening Middle Avenue from Broad Street to Third Street to improve traffic flow in Cascade Park.

Exchange Club Cascade Park Lorain County Automobile Club Middle Avenue Broad Street Third Street

Watertown Man Gained 13 Pounds On Tanlac

Enry Spencer of Watertown New York says he gained 13 pounds since starting Tanlac and tells friends the medicine restored his health.

Enry Spencer Watertown XN. Y

Curtis airplane brings 200000 signers to veterans petition

A Curtis plane bearing 200000 signatures arrived at Bolling Field at 1 PM. Pilot Stuart Cogswell of New York guided the craft. Veterans and several congressmen greeted the flight as the petition was to be reserved by Senator Johnson of California for the senate.

Washington Curtis Bollingfield Stuart Cogswell New York Cogswell Congress Senator Johnson California Senate

Kipton Community Notices and Visits Across June

Kipton residents and guests share a week of visits and events. Dorothy House from Oberlin promotes the June 10 high school Senior Class play while Mrs. Ann Eliza Weeks marks her 87th birthday. Attendees include families from Elyria Oberlin LaGrange and Berea with church and scholastic activities noted.

Kipton Dorothy House Oberlin Ann Eliza Weeks Lee Home B. F. Hagelbarger Tittle Dave Daisy Fellows LaGrange J. Smith Sarah McCotter L. Wainright Eipton Jacob Smith HaGrange Fred D. Smith C. D. Morey Miss Hazel Vermont Nell Obitts Florence Elyria Hugh Robertson C. Latteman Union Church Cypher Berea Kean Camden The Baptist Church Phil Ronk Cleveland Ralph Obitts Will Brumby Harry Hawk J. H. Brumby Calla Bronson Hiram Ohio Kate Slaughter Marguerite Lee Detroit Russel Leland Briden Litchfield

Tanlac touted by Wa ter town resident

Henry Spencer of 415 East Street Water town says he regained health after taking Tanlac. He reports weight gain from 133 to 148 pounds, improved appetite, energy, and relief from gas indigestion headache and dizziness. He credits Tanlac and notes it sold by good druggists.

Taniac Henry Spencer East St Watertown Siste Advt

The Story 7% Unloved Wife Ends With Hidden Key

A dramatic domestic scene unfolds as a wary couple confronts tension and a mysterious door key. The protagonist, shaken by Alec's harshness, discovers a key and unlocks a hidden passage, easing her distress for the moment. The next morning Alec is gone, and a breakfast envelope labeled Doris awaits.

Alec Kuni Missy Brekfast Doris

MedinA county notes and school bond actions headline

A Medina county roundup reports a Russian letter stamp requirement of 60 060 rubles, Wadworth High graduates 45 diplomas, and enforcement notices for harboring pigs. Toledo bidders win a $59 000 school bond, tire theft on Akron line, village bonds disputed, pastor resignations, street paving, and $100 000 school bonds approved in Bath township. Wool shipments, factory expansion, and tractor parts pace Medina Manufacturing output.

Sam Purgin Russia Tris Wadstrorth High R. W. Simester Wadsworth Ryan, Howman & Co Toledo Waller City Bigelow Ciups Akron, Canton and Youngstown Akron Medina Sali Spencer Otis & Co Vilage H. G. Glander Loyal Oak Acme Lutheran Pleasant City Bath Township Paul Hosteller Harold Kid Medias Ohio Agricultural Department Ohio State University Medina County Columbus Medina Manufacturing Co

East Amherst Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

East Amherst notes report visits by the Simmons family of Akron to the Whiton and Whiton households. David Mitchell of Birmingham and the Wilhelm family of Russia township shared Sunday evening with the Wilhams. Exton and Ed Hoffman of Cleveland were guests Monday, followed by Briden- continuation of social exchanges.

East Amherst H. E. Simmons Akron Anthony Whiton L. Whiton David Mitchell Birmingham John Wilhelm Margaret Russia Township F. Exton Ed Hoffman Cleveland Clarence Briden Paul Mori Batty South Amherst Albert Mori P. J. Cochrins Elyria O. W. Green Ed H. Sinerson This Place Sarah Galloway Sandusky Ed Thuemling Lorain J. L. Whiton Charles Hasenflue Frank Hasenflue Ed Berg J. E. Whiton Lily Henson Blyria Joe Smith Ernest Smith Keton A. F. Davis Chas. Griffin M. H. Shinskey J. B. Whit Joe Billiar Wooster Clarence Cook Homer Warner Steinhart T. R. Exton Isg Ruth Schubert Ben Schubert Mary Elizabeth Pittsfield

Sunday Visits and Weddings Across Local Towns

A long list of social visits and a wedding are reported across Elyria Pittsfield Oberlin and surrounding areas. Residents from Sandusky Wooster Lorain Cleveland and Russia township are shown visiting relatives and friends, with Henry Mankert and Clara Justin wedding noted in Oberlin on Tuesday.

Fremont Sandusky Port Clinton Claire Hurd Baby O. Hurd Elytia Lewis Whitney R. Eckley Will Jackson Henry Bursley Wellington S. W. Haigh Chas, S. Hill Phil Benton Cleveland Washington, D. C M. H. Shinskey Elyria F. E. Griffin Charles Hasenflue Frank Hasenfine E. M. Gibgun Evin Witker Joe Szalth Lily Henson Vera Charles Bauer Wooster Clarence Cook Folden Abbert Joe Smith

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