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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1922
Page
6
Rail workers across unions excluding four big brotherhoods are balloting to accept or reject wage reductions issued by the federal wage board. Bert M. Jewell of the AFL Rail Division ordered ballots after a Cincinnati conference. Leaders expect unions may bluff. if approved, strike action is delayed.
Anna R Novak of Cleveland sues L C Blodgett of Columbia Station seeking 15000 for personal injury from a Brook Park road crash in Cuyahoga County. She alleges miscarriage and permanent injury after a collision, with a second claim for 10000 damages for loss of time and expenses. The case paused for a physician examination.
The page previews several films including Gloria Swanson in Her Husband's Trademark directed by Sam Wood noted as a peak photoplay. Also Colonial Fascination with Mare Murray features a masked cabaret dancer plot. American-Tom Mix stars in The Rough Diamond with Cannette, a new musical instrument invention. Dreamland offers a western with action and humor.
The first envoy of Afghanistan to Great Britain, Sir Abdul Hadi Shan, is only thirty years old and the youngest member of the diplomatic corps. He resembles a Spaniard more than a typical representative of a hermit kingdom of Asia.
Mr and Mrs Casper Dute of Axtell street traveled to Columbus to attend the Ohio State University commencement for their son Harold L Dute who is in the graduating class. The dental department graduate will join 1208 others at the Coliseum on the state fairgrounds replacing the usual campus ceremony due to a lack of space.
A humor column contrasts old Stone Age cliff dwellings with modern city living. It pokes fun at politicians, theater ticket scalpers, and a flippant society, ending with a quip about Russia borrowing marks from Germany amid fin de siècle style riffs.
Amherst June 13 The Congregational Sewing society will be entertained Wednesday afternoon at the church parlors by Mrs Baker and Mrs James Miller All ladies invited Amherst briefs June 13 W H Schibley left for Orlando to attend business interests Nelson Ludwig visiting Toledo Bertha Battenfield admitted to hospital Conrad Enwichter Lorain business J Metzger Elyria discharged from hospital Mrs Nelson Dute discharged Arthur Zerole Lorain visitor
An advertisement touts DRUESEN-KRAFT Youth-Gland tablets as the source of strength and vigor. It claims thousands revived by the gland remedy, with testimonials from users like Albert G. Blickley of Decatur, Illinois, and promises rapid health restoration. Sold by Chemical Laboratories Ltd at 36 E Randolph Chicago and available through local druggists.
Charles B. Crane former American minister to China dismisses a twenty year French military court sentence as not worrying. He is alleged to have caused internal disturbances in Syria and says he does not expect to be jailed.
Washington reports say President Harding pushes for early enactment of the administration ship subsidy bill in Congress. Other items note Captain Eddie Rickenbacker’s San Francisco air arrival after a wreck during a planned transcontinental flight, and Henry M. Leland’s expected departure from the Lincoln Motor Car Company plant with changes in leadership. A Paris ministerial conference plans to sendexperts to The Hague for the international gathering. In Chicago a mobile dealer executive Henry J F Wennett is found dead from a gunshot. Interstate Commerce Commission approves a railroad line project in Delaware County Ohio to shorten routes and save about $57 000 annually.
Washington June 13 The transportation HschCummins act of 1920 that returned railroads to their owners after federal control and now provides for government regulations will not be changed immediately.
Cook sues HL R. Crow to recover 1189 dollars claimed due for drilling oil and gas wells in Lorain and Medina counties. He states he drilled six wells on Mary West’s farm at Penfield and five on Abram Wolf’s farm.
W. B. Johnson claims he overpaid Arthur Pfaff $100 for house construction on Cleveland street and seeks the return of the money with interest totaling $136. The case outlines the amount paid and the requested repayment plus interest.
Dr. Stephen Smith of Montour Falls New York receives Columbia University honorary Doctor of Science degree. Smith, graduated in 1850, is hailed as the dean of American medicine.
Mrs BE Green of Lawrence Massachusetts praises Sykes Comfort Powder for stopping a child’s persistent fussing and healing chafed skin after other powders failed. She notes the product contains six healing antiseptic ingredients not in ordinary talcs and has twenty years of medical and maternal endorsement.
The report states there is no coal gas dust or soot and drafts in the house are unknown. Windy weather does not affect the distribution of heat, a condition noted as 48 in relation to hot air furnaces and stoves.
He accuses her of leaving him over three years ago and states he does not know her whereabouts. The remark underscores ongoing concern over missing partner status and responsibility questions amid a public dispute.
The American Can Co of Chicago filed suit against Century Print Shop to collect $1,122 for Rex typewriters and an adding machine sold under a contract, alleging the balance due on the transaction.
Phillip Cappalo sues Lorenzo Montalto The L A Burgett Co and William Hess for 3000 damages after falling into an unprotected Broadway ditch. He claims injuries to his back and limbs and seeks compensation as Phillip Miceli sues the same parties in another action.
A fragmented line notes a busy boxing season with champions, likening it to a Sacramento barber shop buzzing during the 49 celebration. The odd phrasing hints at local sports chatter amid festive events.
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