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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1922

Page

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Labor Round Table Invited at Cincinnati Convention

The 42nd annual convention of the American Federation of Labor opened with Samuel Gompers inviting employers to meet around the table to seek a broad agreement. He condemned the open shop and warned courts against hostility to labor, with immediate proposals to convene and discuss grievances and industry-wide terms.

Cincinnati Organized Labor Samuel Gompers American Federation of Labor Gompers Washington Denver Labor United States Supreme Court Executive Council Federation

Henry Haywood is Kicked by Runaway Horse

Amesican Express Co driver Henry Haywood was kicked while sitting on a wagon. He was treated at a hospital after an X ray showed no fracture but a possible stiff knee. Separately, Secretary Hughes works on a durable U S foreign policy at the State Department.

Henry Haywood Amesican Express Co Haywood Washington Hughes United States State Department

Couple in Court Over Who Is Boss at Home

John Holos of Middle avenue appeared before Mayor Jones on a warrant sworn by his wife charging disorderly conduct. The dispute began when a daughter from her former marriage visited. Holos claimed he is the boss while the mayor ruled both partners have equal rights. Holos was fined costs and told to return home and stop quarreling.

John Holos Middle Avenue Jones Holes Western Heights Clark Fogarty Denny Emanuel St. Rose's Church Cleveland Clark Fe Arty

Peter Halter 84 Dies Suddenly at Home

The death of Peter Halter 84 occurred today from heart failure at his home 125 Chartes Court. He had been in poor health for some time and is survived by his wife and daughters Mrs Edward Sheffield and Mrs C Kelser along with several grandchildren. Funeral services are set for Wednesday at 3 PM.

Peter Halter Chartes Court Halter Edward Sheffield C . Kelser

Subway to Eliminate Crossing at Lorain

The Lorain Ashland and Southern Railroad will begin work to remove the Broadway and 36th street grade crossing by constructing a subway. The Nickel Plate Railroad plans to eliminate the grade crossing at Eleventh Street.

Lorain Ashland & Southern R. R Broadway 36Th Street Nickle Plate Railroad Eleventh Street

Elyria Churches to Hold Combined Picnic Tomorrow

Tomorrow the Methodist and Lutheran churches will hold a combined picnic at Riverview Park. Tonight the park will stage a free exhibition dance in the pavilion.

Elyria Riverview Park

Quiet Title Suit Filed Over Camden Township Land

Helen Koelleker initiates a suit to quiet title against unknown heirs of Sylvester Nillin in Camden township, seeking clear ownership and resolution of competing claims to the property.

Camden Township Helen Koelleker Sylvester Nillin

Slayer of hubby ends life in hospital

Toledo dispatch states Mrs Curlessy Tepper, 28, who fatally shot her former husband John H Tepper, a prominent Ohio restaurant owner, in a Toledo restaurant on April 19, died by suicide today in General hospital where she had been confined. Authorities believe she obtained carbolic acid unseen from the operating room and was insane.

Toledo Curlessy Tepper John H Tepper Ohio General Hospital Tepper

Harding signs Wadsworth McKenzie bill cutting pay for four services

President Harding signed the Wadsworth McKenzie bill returning navy army marine corps and coast guard to peace time pay scales. The measure cuts 14 154 000 dollars from the combined pay bill and lowers private soldier pay from 30 to 21 dollars monthly.

Washington Harding Wadsworth-McKenzie Navy Army Marine Corps Coast Guard

Enjoined Ohio miners halted coercion at six coal mines

Federal Judge Sater made permanent his temporary injunction barring Ohio United Mine Workers officials and other strikers from interfering with coal mines in Jefferson and Harrison counties. The order emphasizes equal protection under the law and defends workers choosing to work or strike without intimidation.

Columbus Sater Ohio United Mine Workers Jefferson Harrison Counties Harmon Coal Company Penova Coal Company Tasa Coal Company United Coal Mines Wayne Coal Company

Wellington man fined for driving while intoxicated

Earl Hartzell, Wellington, was fined 25 dollars and costs in police court today for driving an automobile while intoxicated. He collided with Charles Fell's car at the corner of Middle avenue and Eighth street, causing slight damage.

Earl Hartzell Wellington Charles Fell Middle Avenue Eighth Street

Three Killed Many Hurt In State Resort Storm

A funnel shaped tornado struck Buchevelake park at a central Ohio resort near Newark on Sunday. Byron Hill and Mrs Lyda Wohrle died from wreckage injuries, with two more fatalities reported and search parties scouring the bath house and lake area for additional victims.

Newark Buchevelake Park Ohio Byron Hill Corridon Avenue Columbus W Seigler Leonard Avenue Lyda Wohrle

Mother of Two Back to School to Get Diploma

Mrs. C. W. Young of Sheridan Wyoming returned to high school after eighteen years and earned her diploma. She graduated as part of a class of ninety nine seniors.

C. W. Young Sheridan Wyo

Sam L Anspacher Defendant in Sensational Suit

Florence M Anspacher charges in circuit court of Chirazo that Sam L Anspacher violated marriage vows and seeks a $200000 breach of promise suit begun in Chicago. She alleges years of traveling with him, supported by joint earnings used to buy property, and claims his relationships with multiple women harmed her and their children. She asks for a divorce, alimony of Elyria property, child custody, and legal costs. Florence Eiht, former Elyria hotel worker, is the other plaintiff in the breach of promise suit.

M Anspacher West Avenue Sam L Anspacher Anspacher Florence Mial Chirazo Jes Voines Weis Elyria Savings & Banking Co H & H Cleaner Co Des Moines Metta Wilhans New York Viola Hanley Newark Florence Bihl Elyria Florence Bibl Chicago Florence Eiht Andwur

Sandusky Man Murdered in Windsor Ontario

Windsor police detained a suspect in the killing of Charles Sauers, an 85 year old war veteran from Sandusky Ohio. Sauers body was found in an alley. police believe he was lured to a house, beaten, robbed, then asphyxiated with the gas turned on. Other arrests anticipated.

Windsor

Woman Reprimanded For Hitting Newsboy

Mrs. E Sharpshire of 16th Street faced court for striking Chester Hoffman the newsboy who trod into her yard after being forbidden. She struck him on the nose with a stick causing bleeding. A doctor was called. she agreed to pay the bill and was allowed to go.

E. Sharpshire 16Th Street Chester Hoffman

Elyrian Marooned in Eastern Storm

JF Burke rode the New York Central tram stranded in a tunnel near Syracuse New York as a terror storm lashed the area late yesterday afternoon. Water rose two feet inside the cars and passengers were rescued after a frantic scene but all aboard escaped unharmed.

JF Burke New York Central Syracuse

Open Muffler Lands E. A. Telzrow In Court

E A Telzrow was cited to appear in court for running his auto with the muffler open on Broad Street. It was found his brother drove the car, and Telzrow will be asked to appear in the case. Nakaoha youth convicted of slaying Premier Hara was sentenced to life imprisonment. Hashimoto acquitted in the attempted assassination case.

E. A. Telzrow Broad St Tokio Nakaoha Hara Hashimoto

New York Storm Death Toll Tops Forty Five

A historic storm in New York causes at least forty five known deaths from drowning ferris wheel accidents and uprooted trees. Missing persons may raise the total with widespread property losses surpassing 2.5 million across New York City and surrounding areas.

New York Clason Point Park Long Island Sound

Five Rescued From Lorain Wind Storm

Lifeguards saved five people at the municipal beach as a strong undertow threatened drownings. Guard Joseph Brimzley pulled Georgia Shade Marie Travis Thelma and Mucille McConnell to safety and later Guard William Hemman saved Wayne Wise who drifted beyond his depth.

Lorain Joseph Brimzley Georgia Shade Marie Travis Thelma Mucille McConnell William Hemman Wayne Wise

May births and deaths tallied in Elyria district

Mrs G E French registrar reports 41 births and 26 deaths in May for the district of Elyria Ridgeville and Carlisle. Memorial hospital drew many births from across the county.

G E French Elyria Ridgeville Carlisle Memorial Hospital

Judgments Awarded in Local Courts Today

Judge Redington ruled against the Labor Advocate in favor of Julius Hy man for 10216 dollars Elyma Print Shop 13529 dollars and the Century Punt Shop 32049 dollars A B McRoberts won against Chas Detzler on a cognovit for 145 44 The M A Ruber Co seeks judgment against the Nycla Rubber Co for 1104 75 George A Rawson seeks judgment against William Zeiner for 416 82 on farm product sales accounts

Redington Labor Advocate Julius Hyman Elyma Century Punt Shop McRoberts Chas Detzler M A Ruber Co Nycla Rubber Co George A Rawson William Zeiner

Casualties listed after metropolitan storm linger

The storm left many dead and injured in the metropolitan area. The weather bureau called it a severe five minute squall with winds peaking at 88 miles per hour. Five people recovered from injuries in Washington as boats overturned on the Potomac and roofs were blown off.

Weather Bureau Washington Potomac River

Mrs James Seton Rites Today at 8

Mrs James Seton 74 died at her home 233 Fourth Street after several weeks illness. A resident since 1903 she is survived by her children Charles and Minerva Elyria and Arthur of Yakima Washington and a granddaughter Mrs Harry Linder Elyria. Funeral conducted by Rev John Grant at 8 this afternoon. Burial at Ridgelawn.

James Seton Fourth Street Charles Minerva Elyria Arthur Yakima Washington Harry Linder John Grant Ridgelawn

Madame Bartlett Trip in Airplane Leads to Suit for 81500

Lora reports Madame Bartlett accompanied by Lieut Lisle Scott on a Sunday flight from Lakeview park. Phillip Miceli sues Lorenzo Monlath et al for 1500 after a fall when a trench under a Lorain sidewalk gave way, dumping him into a ditch and injuring his left leg.

Madame Bartlett Bartlett Lieut Lisle Scott Lakeview Park Phillip Miceli Lorenzo Monlath Et Lorain Miceli

Grall Denies Plan to Fire Klady

Lorain Mayor Grall today denied any intention to ask for the resignation of Safety Director Frank Klady. Circulating rumors prompted his public denial as he addressed the town in a June 12 statement.

Lorain Grall Frank Klady

SPORTING EDITOR DIES RIPSTON VI JUNE

Jack Verock former sporting editor of the International News Service died here today after a long illness. He is survived by a widow.

Ripston Jack Verock The International News Service

Carlisle Woman Sues Husband for Divorce

Ida Andress of Carlisle files for divorce from B. T. Andress alleging extreme cruelty and vile language. She seeks alimony after a prior suit that was dropped.

Carlisle Ida . Andress B. T. Andress

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