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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1921
Page
6
A public speaker asserts thrift is the strongest indicator of character and the best risk for bond insurers. Saving steadies will, resists impulse, and builds moral stamina, guiding individuals toward reliability and success while thriftless behavior invites ruin. The piece urges personal duty to practice thrift.
William Farnum stars in Greatest Sacrifice at the American Theatre. The story follows a writer whose wife leaves to pursue opera, raising questions about marriage, home life, and personal ambition. Critics praise the drama as stirring and heartstring pulling with strong performances.
In Akron a husband was arrested after his wife was found dead at their home. Police report she died from injuries described as three blows to the head, and notes suggest she had been despondent for weeks. Officers arrived after a telephone call and discovered the body with evidence indicating foul play.
Reported discussions in London as miners and coal owners met to discuss government help and possible wage adjustments. Lloyd George expected to announce a renewal of government offers to ease wage pressures and support coal companies.
ERSBORG June 28 Golden 24 lunch room drowning during a swimming attempt. Linwood Hanns desperate rescue effort failed. Quarries in Glossed Iske report June 28 layoffs as limestone and transportation costs drop. Oil buyers in Pittsburgh reduce crude prices by 25 cents a barrel. grades cut 20 to 60 cents with new prices set.
In Defiance Judge Fred L. Flay orders juror wheel preparation to begin with names of several women added to the list. The push follows chatter of attorneys courting favor and hints at reforms in the jury process.
A fragmentary Wheeling scene notes trains halted and a girl on a bench with a bouquet near her knee. Mentions a 20 percent wage reduction at Sisterville Tack and Boiler Works, indicating labor tensions and factory action.
The chamber of commerce report outlines general advances in last two weeks, including freight tonnage and building activity, with figures on costs and living. It also notes favorable farm weather, crop prospects for oats wheat and potatoes, and upcoming city hall dances under a new inspection regime.
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Mrs Armstroff, struck by a B and O train last week, is improving nicely. Wayne Buell, operated on for blood poisoning last week, remains in serious condition. G A Ascherfeld is improving nicely after a stroke of apoplexy last week.
Victims in last week's Western Heights shooting remain serious but improving. Pokrosz, with a bullet in the lung, is expected to recover. Nyaczyak, the shooter, is in serious condition with four fractures and will be kept under tight watch before being placed in county jail on shooting to kill charges once stabilized.
London reports the government has sent a message to Japan proposing the Anglo Japanese alliance remain in force for three months after July while the imperial conference considers renewal. The treaty ends in July but extension is sought to prevent any lapse during deliberations.
A Staten Island ferry carrying 1500 to 2000 passengers collided with the Polarine tanker off St George early today. The ferry was badly damaged but no leak reported and all passengers reached St George safely.
Mexico City report says the chamber of deputies in secret session postponed indefinitely the new oil decrees, a move attributed to U S pressure. President Obregon was briefed and said he understood the decision, seen as aiding Mexico's international relations.
Steubenville June 28. Official notice says LaFelle Iron Works, a Wheeling Steel subsidiary, will resume operations next Tuesday July fifth. The plant will run over fifty percent, employing about 1890 men.
London reports diplomacy says allies cease mediation between Greece and Turkey and will not end Near East warfare. Greece to be held strictly accountable for developments in Turkey. Columbus to host 2000 delegates for Ohio Sun day School Association convention. Memorial Hall pageant The Light of the World is Jesus directed by E Augustine Smith. Wooster raises fund to memorialize Lieut James Bahl whose body returns for burial as the only Wooster boy killed in Italy during World War I.
In a $5 000 alienation suit in common pleas court James Kessler accuses Rev George I Davis pastor of Shiloh Baptist Church of fondling Kessler’s wife and causing discord in the marriage. The petition alleges Davis as pastor visited Mrs Kessler at his home and that she resumed relations after Mrs Davis died. The filing includes dated notes and references to a 1931 signing and a Bucyrus anniversary context.
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