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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1921
Page
9
A hazy, fragmented scene centers on a restless narrator and Dicky as they debate visits from family and the pull of home. Voices drift through memories of a mother-in-law and proposals to reconcile amid a looming visit and time outdoors.
A narrator and Dicky hatch a scheme to persuade Mother Graham to buy a house and shape decisions to favor the narrator. The plan relies on social manipulation, threats of mortgage facilities, and a late auction to pressure outcomes. The dialogue hints at romance, power dynamics, and fear of an uncertain future.
Southard, accused of killing her four husbands, arrives in Twin Falls in custody of Sheriff Ormsby to await October trial. She is also charged with the murder of her 26 month old daughter and a brother‑in‑law. The slender gray‑eyed woman from Hawaii via San Francisco appears under heavy scrutiny.
Mrs. Southard, calm in interviews, denies guilt in alleged poison murder of her husbands and her baby Loraine Marie. She claims contaminated disease caused deaths and cites documentary proof. Prosecutors hinge on alleged poisoning while she travels across the Pacific and to a small western city.
In Lorain Zulius Barber 24 Avon dies in St Josephs Hospital after a premature dynamite explosion. Paving of the Lake Shore highway from Lorain to Oak Point begins Monday to complete the Cleveland Sandusky link. Aviation field east of Lorain to open. Mrs Dorsey Dorsey 24 dies. Charles Joseph post room proprietor seriously hurt after intervening in an assault. Frank Maxy and Frank Lament and wife face deportation on grounds of alien moral turpitude. Mrs Eli Ralish arrested for violation of Crabbe Act after police seized five gallons of grape vine. Alex Hart Lorain meets Teq Meyers. Buffalo semi final as Willie Meecham Tom Gibbons beat at Dunn Field Cleveland next Wednesday.
Vicnry M. Robinson of Los Angeles outlines U S position as creditor nation at a San Francisco convention. He discusses Europe’s methods of payment for goods and the need for international distribution, long term investments, and adjusted trade policies to sustain prosperity and avoid economic entanglements.
Rokusaburo Nakanishi heads a delegation of Japanese parliament members visiting San Francisco after a prior American congressmen' visit. They say Yap Island tensions cause little feeling in Japan and will study U S conditions with focus on California land law.
California criminals militate eastward to Atlantic coast and Middle West resorts for the summer. C S Merrill of the State Bureau of Criminal Identification says eastern burglars are less cautious and California crooks prefer winter states, with most activity shifting after April and plans to return by winter.
A brief report describes experimental work on 4000 acres of farm crops focusing on fertilizer efficiency and crop yields. Details are limited but indicate ongoing trials to improve soil fertility and productivity.
A peanut vending machine outside Wilder cigar store on Cheap Side was pried open on Wednesday. In a rush the thief dropped 37 cents which police recovered nearby.
Raymond Lee Hoover of Louisville Kentucky claims relation to Secretary Herbert Hoover. He faces bigamy charges from his second wife Mrs Pearl Hoover after reportedly marrying Hattie Algrim yesterday. Jail officials noted he has allegedly been married three times and calls the latest union fake.
An individual acknowledged fatherhood of two ten year old daughters tied to a complex family union. The statement references a great marriage and implies ongoing parental responsibilities and legal considerations. Details remain sparse and unclear from the fragment.
Chicago traders celebrate as the Illinois Legislature at Springfield fails to pass two Lantz bills targeting speculative operations in wheat on the Chicago Board of Trade. Operators say passage would have diminished Chicago’s role as a world grain market.
Washington June 16 Treasury Secretary Mellon announced that private bankers have agreed to raise 5000 for the relief of livestock and wool producers. New York bankers will cover half of the amount.
The passage discusses private financing for the livestock and wool sector to reduce the need for a proposed government appropriation of $540,600,000. It suggests this approach could obviate the necessity for legislation to authorize such funding.
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