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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1923
Page
4
A fragmentary note describes a climb of thirteen degrees during a ceremony at aera. Details are sparse but indicate a staged ascent linked to a fete of three degrees. The context and participants are unclear from the readable text.
UMBUG June 25 Charles pman 21 was killed instantly when he stepped on a live wire after a fire near his wedding plans with Miss Mazine Goodwin 14. He tapped to stamp out the flame and was fatally struck. In Cincinnati Covington Ky Charles eats 44 was killed by electric current while on duty. his widow and five children survive.
Youngstown date reports three women attempted suicide yesterday. Katharine Lovanich, 22, took bichloride mercury and said she just wanted to die. Mrs. George Shiprock, troubled by domestic issues, shot herself in the breast and is expected to recover. Mrs. Mary Sirlebe tried to jump from the East Bridge but was rescued by workers who turned her over to police.
Steubenville reports one of the most violent electrical storms in memory causing heavy damage to property and operations across Steubenville Wellsburg Virginia and Follanses West Virginia with losses over 100000 dollars.
Mike Kordelski filed a suit against Helen Soltro et al for 226.30 claiming a cured judgment and payment, seeking lien sale to satisfy the claim. Earl D. Jolly is noted as having a judgment against G. J. Tad for 242.56 four items show ongoing court actions and alleged liens.
Cincinnati notes a woman repels a robbery at a roadhouse, saving a companion. Columbus reports the burial of Mrs. Alice Virginia Robinson, widow of Dr Alfred Robinson a sergeant at arms, after a sudden heart-related death. Also in Columbus petitions urge blank referendum on tax bills, and talks resume to cut interstate mileage books with lower railroad fares at the United Commercial Travelers convention opening here.
Three railroad workers Lewis Lewin Gtrassbensh F. Decker and Frank Allen were badly scalded when pipes burst on a Sound Erie freight train. They were rushed to General hospital. Doctors said recovery doubtful for Lewin and Allen, with Decker having an even chance.
Four Toledo police officers faced inquiry after student officer Tierney was ordered held for manslaughter by Coroner Henseler over the fatal shooting of Francis Hicks four. Tierney fired during an arrest attempt against a suspected bandit.
The Dayton police report Samuel R. Lewis is missing as his mother nears death. The department, urged by the family, requests public help to locate him before she dies.
William E. Sykes a 52 year old eminent Ohio criminal lawyer and oil operator in southeastern Ohio and Oklahoma died at his Marietta home after several months illness.
A rum laden vessel docked Saturday with 10,000 gallons of liquor for passengers on a return trip faced seizure by customs, prohibition agents, and the surgeon general’s force. Elsewhere, the coast guard Seminole chased and captured the Mary E Gully after a ten mile pursuit off New Jersey, recovering 1500 cases of scotch valued at $155,000 and signaling a major capture of the Atlantic rum fleet.
Bertha Higgenbotham transfers three acres in lot 74 Russia township Oberlin to Walter Walker for 1800 dollars. Bertha Hinkle transfers lots 24 25 Walter Street Elyria to Ernest Summerlee for 4000 dollars.
Mrs Youngblood credits Tanlac with ending stomach troubles and weak appetite, saying the medicine improved digestion and made mealtime enjoyable. Her husband supports the treatment and she urges weak, nervous people to try Tanlac, noting over 37 million bottles sold. Tanlac is sold by all good druggists with no substitute.
President Harding defends federal enforcement while urging states to handle local Prohibition duties. He criticizes New York and other states for seeking broader federal involvement, condemns lawbreakers among officials, and calls for unified public support to ensure lawful enforcement nationwide. States must lead locally with federal backing on commerce, revenue, and smuggling controls.
Taymond O Bennett Jr remains married to the suspect as he faces second degree murder charges and extradition proceedings under twenty thousand dollars. Authorities seek his return to De Kalb County, with reports placing him in Tempe and wanted on another charge.
A fragmented quote quotes a speaker urging action at the world court and a government reenactment of Sita against war. The remark asserts that such measures would be the longest step toward war prevention and world peace, stressing careful conduct for global stability.
Boston June 25 With Babe Ruth missing from public view and no confirmation of an auto accident there was confusion as fans demanded refunds after a riot at New Haven when Ruth failed to appear Yankee manager Casey Stengel said he knew nothing about the report Ruth was at his Sudbury farm according to local hearsay but details remained unverified and unsettled today
George Maxwell, a noted figure in Mussatal circles and head of the authors publishers and composers association, will surrender today to an indictment charging him with authorship of a scurrilous letter to Allan A Ryan reflecting on Mrs Ryan. The district attorney's office was informed by Maxwell's attorney.
Cola king G Candier Sr and former Mrs Little Begin start life as newlyweds after marriage. The couple departed for honeymoon plans following the wedding in the city.
Fred Norman of Mansfield road Cleveland had his right foot run over by a car. He was treated at Memorial hospital with no bones broken.
Arthur Gladstone Havers edged Walter Hagen to claim the British Open title at Troon. Havers posted the lowest score since Jed Fay won at Muirfield, marking a historic performance in the championship context.
Chenoweth Jack the 14 month old 1000 pound Short born calf won Grand Champion at the 1922 International Live Stock Exposition. The Shorthorn farm feed and selection yielded 68.6 percent dressing and high carcass quality with strong support from the American Shorthorn Breeders association. Local leaders are urged to contact the association for full details and the public is thanked for backing prime beef cuts.
A fragment argues that political action domains will democratize public life yet warn that a permanent bar on certain edits could undermine respect for laws. It contends widespread disregard would fuel hypocrisy accusations and stresses no issue surpasses law enforcement in importance.
A bank bandit raid ends with bandits found in a cellar after a boy hears noises. Clarence Lane and Delmissier, both wounded, are held on highway robbery and assault with intent to kill charges. Howard Lane is brought in from Cleveland. Bail set at 5000 each.
Paris reports a June 14 dispatch stating German and Allied zone authorities discuss plans for partitioning control and a central German corporate body. Spokesman Herr Letwin, a Berlin thinker, says German industrial groups would transfer a third of their stock to a central German corporation to act as their agent.
Judge A R Webber affirmed the Lorain police court ruling against Nick and Tom Choklokos who were convicted in 1817 for running a house of ill fame. They faced fines of $25 and costs each. on appeal to the court of common pleas, the higher court found no error and upheld the lower court.
Washington June 25 Gen John J Pershing chief of staff of the army announced a mobilization and defense plan to assure the impregnbility of the continental United States in case of attack by any hostile combination. Other items report Mount Etna lava streaming, Mme Ganna Walaka McCormick missing leading role in Paris, Gouraud potential ambassadorial post denied, and Williamport druggist linked to Ku Klux Klan lynching charge.
Eva E Bills transfers to Harry A Erwin and Suzanna Gombay to George Combay involve Lorain lots 1954 and 11955 1-2 amid field. W T Ryan sells Vine Street lots 97-98 to Lawrence Minich for 3000 dollars. Fidelity Realty transfers Lot 2180 to John Garlbak. Sheldon Field Co ads to Lorain for 3000 dollars.
An old advertisement promises quick eczema relief by applying Zemo from a druggist for 45. It claims healing begins on application and that traces of eczema dermatitis pimples and rashes will be removed. Also promotes Zen liquid as the dependable skin treatment.
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