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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1922
Page
2
Mrs Basale Ghoup files for divorce alleging extreme cruelty and assault by WV Shoup of 122 Elizabeth St. She seeks an injunction to prevent him from drawing money or disposing of their home interest. Shoup, previously cited for disorderly conduct, reportedly carried liquor and claimed wartime Liberty bonds worth about 40,000.
Nathan A. Tufts, former Middlesex county district attorney and ex gridiron staffer, was disbarred by order of Judge Crosby in the state supreme court. The action cited failure to prosecute cases and alleged extortion or aid to extortion, Tufts offering no defense. The Mishawn Manor case was among the key matters linked to him.
Knights of St John from the United States and Canada gather in Cleveland for their annual international convention. They attend pontifical high mass at St John’s Cathedral then open business, with 8 000 knights in uniform to parade this afternoon and a military ball planned tonight at the hotel.
Akron delegation at Cedar Point today backed H J Berrodim of Akron for Ohio Eagles president amid a Cedar Point convention. A telegram said eight hundred Eagles and the Akron Eagles degree team travel to support him. Samuel Bell of Cincinnati is noted as present judge candidate. About 3,000 Ohio Eagles have registered for the Cedar Point meet.
A Green Line car operated by an Elyria crew struck a car on Lorain street in Cleveland. Joseph Willonsky 35 and Alfred Reblander 31 were killed instantly. The collision occurred at Lorain and 110th street and traffic was delayed.
An advertisement touts the J. B. L. Cascade as a cure for constipation and related ailments. It claims dramatic health restoration at age 68, praises the product’s cleansing of the intestine, and invites readers to contact the Hygienic Institute in New Bedford for testimonials and a booklet.
Spectators watched high class horse shoe pitching at fire station No 1. National champion C. C. Davis of Columbus joined Dan Schnarr, a leading lefty, and they matched in a showcase. Davis quickly demonstrated superior skill with ringers, while Schnarr scored sparsely. Davis claimed both national and world champion titles, a claim echoed by witnesses.
In a private capacity, Hughes argues for robust executive power in foreign relations with Senate ratification of treaties, while advocating open diplomacy, avoiding secrecy, and encouraging responsible interbranch cooperation. He stresses clear explanations of international engagements and cautions against partisan obstruction and misinterpretation.
The secretary spoke on American principles and the duties of the people in world affairs. He urged education for citizenship and a clear grasp of civic responsibility as nations interact and governments address external and internal matters.
Indictments name Colonel Thompson’s father Brigadier General John T. Thompson and eight others including Frank Williams alias Lawrence Delacy and George E. Rorke. The Auto Ordnance Company is charged as a corporation for selling the guns after a lengthy investigation by the United States Shipping Board and the Department of Justice.
In Lorain a jitney bus rear ended a garbage wagon killing Joseph Yuhasz. May or W. F. Grail seeks new jitney legislation and police checks on drivers. The 17 year old Temmarrio driver lacked a license and faces Juvenile Court action soon.
Harold F. McCormick chairman of the executive committee of International Harvester is recovering from a gland operation performed last Monday. Dr. Lespinasse issued a statement noting McCormick is in excellent spirits and his surgical condition is all that could be desired. He expects to go home in a few days.
The issue of whether labor unions can be liable for damages caused by their members during strikes stays before the courts. Henry S. Drinker Jr. of Philadelphia, lead counsel in Coronado coal case, has won permission to petition for reargument as the case drags on through further decisions.
Liberty bonds quotes list several bond series with prices and yields in New York on June 19. In Washington on June 13 the Capper-Tindher anti gambling bill was denied privilege status by the House Rules Committee and sent back to the Agriculture Committee for further consideration after opposition arguments were heard.
An old fashioned beauty ad promises a vanishing cream and soap made with genuine buttermilk will erase wrinkles and restore youth. It urges readers to mail 10 cents for a trial package from Generous trial Package of both Cream and Soap, Broz Co Buffalo NY.
Fourteen year old Reuben Harrison dies in Bellevue Hospital after mimicking the sign of the horns. A Latin youth fires a cartridge into his jaw during the demonstration. The wound becomes fatal due to tetanus lockjaw despite medical care. The incident follows a dangerous youth trend linked to a devilish gesture.
A commerce note lists pricing for meats dairy vegetables and fruits including animal oil cheese poultry potatoes strawberries and tomatoes. Entries show per pound per box crate or bushel rates for items such as live heavy poultry roosters tomatoes hothouse potatoes sweet potatoes and strawberries with varying figures and unit descriptions.
June 19 stock market opens uneven with Mexican Petroleum up 11/4 to 147 and Invincible QL up 3/4 to 18. New Haven down 3/8 to 27 1/4 while Royal Dutch slips 8 at 57 5/8. Davison Chemical gains 5/8 to 46 1/4 and Anaconda falls 3/4 to 50 1/4. Studebaker slips 1 to 121 and United States Steel rises 3/8 to 98 3/4.
Receipts 1,350 cattle market 25 to 50 cents lower with good to choice steers and cows listed. Calves and hogs show varied prices while sheep and lambs demand slows. Chicago wheat and grain futures open lower with mixed corn and oats. pork and lard markets inactive.
A community program plans a three week summer course for at least 150 men and women to develop talents and apply lessons practically. First session tonight at 7 30 in the Elks hall with meetings on Friday and Monday weekly, aiming to teach and empower participants to lead recreational activities.
Jones dominates four down with five to play then wins the last five holes to take the bet from Smith amid heated dressing room exchanges. In another scene Bobby ignores warnings about nails as he pounds boards, risking injury while a surprised Mary watches.
John Byers of Monrose county staged a dramatic fishing stunt at the river named by his followers. He cast two lines on one pole with soft shell crab and mionow bait, attracting two Reavies bass simultaneously. The two fish were landed after a prolonged duel, earning Byers the Sportsman's croix de guerryy.
In a vigorous AFL convention session, Lewis and other leaders warn wage cuts by the railroad labor board provoke a broad fight. They cite Newport steel strike conditions, pledge mass gatherings, and condemn alleged contract breakers as unions prepare for coal and rail walkouts amid mounting labor tensions.
Jock Hutchinson of Chicago, holder of the British Open title, shot 71 for the opening 18 holes of this year’s qualifying round at Sandwich England. Walter Hagen posted 75, L Van Vleck 90, and Joe Kirkwood 75. Massey 78, Abe Mitchell 77, Braid 79, Herd 76. In Xenia Ohio James Tefferies aged 101 dies at home, Greene county’s longtime resident of Indian ancestry.
Mrs. Mary Shannon of 34 Ludlow St Cincinnati reports Tanlac eased her two year stomach trouble and bloating. She says two of her family now take Tanlac with splendid results and claims a nine pound weight gain and renewed vitality. Ad asserts Tanlac is sold by all good druggists.
Resolution from a Republican Senate conference in Newberry Michigan and Warren Wyoming states that after the tariff vote the soldiers' compensation bill should be taken up as unfinished business and pushed to final disposition with no adjournment until both this bill and the tax measure are disposed of. Senator Walsh of Massachusetts signals he will move to displace the tariff for the bonus after navy appropriations pass. The conferenc e notes prior April 18 1922 positions remain unchanged amid heated debate over the bonus.
In Cambridge on June 19 Helen Mehaffey, 16, tied herself to a ladder under a window, cut off her hair, gagged herself, and claimed a purgler entered before police found hair braids in her room. Her father objected to bobbing her hair.
Mr E H Sanision of Oberlin district has bought a premier Belgian stallion from Bell Brothers of Wooster to improve local draft horses. The cherry bay animal, weighing a ton, comes from Bell Stables with a breeder’s reputation. Public viewing is invited at the William Berg farm three miles north of Oberlin for mares interested in breeding.
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