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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1923
Page
12
A New York infirmary reports a pioneering x ray treatment for cancer. The method uses a powerful device to emit rays through the body wall to target diseased tissue, hoping to replace radium in some cases.
Weiland June 15 indicates that Et ag 21 was indicted for first degree murder by a jury here today. The case concerns Rubin Feinglass. Additional indictments include a liquor violation and a related count.
Evangeline Nicholl seeks divorce from Meter Beles Co alleging married in 1920 and citing gross neglect and extreme cruelty. She claims denial of companionship, insults, and affairs with a city woman, with trips to Indianapolis and Cleveland. She requests alimony, child custody, and injunctions against payments to him and to Nichol Motor Co.
A 16 pound baby was reportedly born to Mr and Mrs George Bear of Rushville. The extraordinary birth is said to set a weight record in Perry County with the date noted as June 16. A military outbreak and civil war mention appear in the fragmentary text.
An advertisement promotes Van Esa Scalp Mansage promising lustrous hair with a three bottle guaranteed plan. It asserts guaranteed growth and quick results, urging readers to ask their druggist for more details and costs.
Mrs. L L Liord, 68, of Collingswood New Jersey died from injuries yesterday after being struck by a freight train near the Latonia race track in Cincinnati. A pocketbook she carried held a number of winner tickets from the track.
Final approval of the merger consolidates the Dorris Haynes and Winton automobile companies under the Consolidated Motor Corporation after Dorris Automobile stockholders voted their consent in St Louis.
Chicago reports the congressional postal commission ends a three year national study with a finding that larger post office buildings are more efficient than monumental structures. The announcement came in Chicago as the panel wraps up its inquiry.
Senator James Couzefis of Michigan arrived in Washington and declared Ford would be elected president if nominated by the Democratic Party.
New York June 15 Frank G Tullidge a wealthy former Cincinnati resident and his wife Irene Miller Tullidge filed for annulment alleging he was legally married prior to their nuptials and thus the current union is invalid.
In Chicago June 15 James D. Craig of Metropolitan Life argues self care mirrors endurance. in Washington June 15 Brigadier General Frank T. Hines denies reports of insufficient hospital beds for disabled World War veterans noting 5000 vacancies. A Newcastle descendant of Chippendale’s sixth son, born over two centuries ago, now works as a cabinet maker in the city.
Cincinnati reports that Music Hall trustees barred Eugene V. Debs four time socialist nominee and former Atlanta prisoner from speaking at a mass meeting on June 21 amid espionage law era tensions.
A violent electrical storm struck Newark Colorado on June 15 paralyzing streets. The storm’s accompanying cheap betting and torrential rain halted activity as residents sought shelter and local services paused temporarily.
A fragmented clipping mentions Rev. N C Carpenter and a ritual or factional reference with unclear context. The text notes a photo not taken on Monday and references a “tion with his ser” and “Mombes.” The garbled lines obscure a coherent event or date.
Forenoon trading showed renewed pressure on stocks with mixed moves. Pan American Petroleum edged up about a point, California Petroleum recovered, and United States Rubber and Stewart Warner fell. Railroad shares held steady as other industries fluctuated.
June 15 social items across Durkeville Burkeeville list visits and gatherings. Families including Gardener Hance Reisinger Wil son Baker Barth Ame bary Box and others are noted with Sunday and Saturday visits. The section records travel from Elyria Penfield LaPorte LaGrange and Litchfield and mentions a Holstein Meeting in Cleveland and a lodge event at Brunswick.
Arthur G. Harvers, 25, claimed the British Open at Troon Scotland with a total 236 over four rounds. Walter Hagen of the United States took second, one stroke back with 237, while Jock Hutchinson and Hagen were previous champions.
Mrs Late Alexander welcomed Circle Six of the Ladies' Aid Society with more than forty attendees at her home. The group decided to connect the missionary society with the Ald Society and continue activities next Thursday afternoon.
June 15 notes show numerous visits and social calls among Birmingham families. Attendees include Latteman Gerber Moulder Ennes and many others visiting Amherst Oberlin Lorain Elyria Cleveland and Sandusky contexts. The W C T U held Flower Day at the church.
The speaker defended the French presence as a sheriff enforcing debts and urged support for a memorial hall for big city veterans. He highlighted a 11 000 posts worldwide with 1 600 000 members and argued the hall would benefit the country for generations.
The event after a formal address saw Mayor OBC and officials present as General McQuigg received a solid geld pondast watch from Eyria Post members. The Ladies auxiliary organized the banquet with Lawrence Webber, Greenland, and others providing music and songs.
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