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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1921

Page

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Former Chief Seeks to Reclaim Lorain Police Post

In Elyria on March 3 Judge Thompson hears the case of A A Hing former Lorain police chief. Mayor Grall Service Director Shhiff and members of the Torain police force attend. Attorney A A Resek outlines charges incl using Lyons as secretary while Beatty did Bertillion work, keeping a revolver from a gambling raid, showing favoritism at Travelers Social club raid, breaking into a club safe for 1800 dollars with 400 returned, breaking into J W Hill to seize 187, and issuing improper discipline. Attorney Glitsch for Chick King contests many charges as illegal or improper and argues Lyons appointment stemmed from Director Timberman with civil service testing for clerk not Bertillon work.

Ms. Lyons Beatty Travelers' Social Club Thomas Kennedy W. L. Hughes Aise J. W. Hill Wand Ile Lorain Go Omers’wa Glitsch J. King King Miss Lyons Timberman Bertuilion Exper

Heavy damages asked from merchant in Elyria suit

Charles R Hancock an Elyria merchant faced a $50,000 personal injury suit filed by Howard Beal a minor by his next friend Harvey Beal The plaintiff a thirteen year old recited injuries from a bicycle accident Aug 20 1919 on the Alyrta Milan road two miles west of Elyria A high powered automobile driven by Henry Handcock son of the defendant struck him and he was thrown onto the windshield and carried thirty feet resulting in multiple fractures and injuries with damages sought

Elyria Charles R. Hancock Elyna Howard Beal Harvey Beal Alyrta-Milan Henry Handcock

Iona Van Horn Seeks Divorce in Lorain County

Iona Van Horn of Lorain requests a divorce from Lawrence Van Horn on grounds of gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty. She alleges lack of support, Desertion, and habitual drunkenness, seeking alimony. The case names August Segart, Margarite Wissinger, Rev. Flammer, Reno H. Collier, and Catherine Andrews as parties.

Elyria Iona van Horn Lorain Teym Lawrence van Horn August Segart Amherst Wissinger Rev Flammer

New Department to Aid Commerce and Public in Elyria

Elyria March 2 The secretary of the local Chamber of Commerce announces a forthcoming Bureau of Statistics. It will publish a weekly report on employment, living costs, bank deposits, farming activity, building programs, real estate transfers, and related data sourced from factories newspapers farms and markets. Merchants can track trade trends weekly while manufacturers monitor labor supply and farmers gain market insights. The report aims to help planning and future needs.

Chamber of Commerce Bureau of Statistics Elyria E. J. Howenstins

Tamil Trial Ends, Degree to be Withheld in Hamlin Divorce

Elyria March 8 The Hamlin divorce case closed after four days of evidence. Hamlin testified denying charges, recounting a Chicago party with actors where wine was served. He claimed neither spouse drank and his daughter did not procure the wine. He denied improper office conduct. wife testified to an unwanted Chicago party and said she did not hire attorney Stevens until returning from Sandusky. Judge Thompson reserved decision.

Elyria Hamlin Attorney Stevens Sandusky Thompson

Marion Folks To Attend The Inauguration

By George B. Holmes I N 8 Staff Correspondent On the way to Washington for Harding's inauguration the president elect has his inaugural address in his pocket and cabinet announced save one. Marion folks travel on the Harding special train and many will ride another car to view the ceremonies tomorrow.

George B. Holmes I. N Harding Washington Marion Capitol

Cold Inauguration Day Forecast For Washington

Weather bureau forecast in Washington predicts fair and considerably colder conditions on inauguration day with temperatures near freezing and brisk west and northwest winds. The outlook covers the District of Columbia for March 4 and notes tightening chill in early hours.

Washington District of Columbia The Weather Bureau

Three More Die in Irish Disorders Riot Toll Rises

Dublin reports another farmer slain by masked gunmen near Cnarragh Clough with a note branding him a spy. A 70 year old man shot in Cork after curfew. Zean Brien of Charleville killed by a bomb as he rushed to his shop. In Ohio Elyria lumber firm boosts capital by fifty thousand to one hundred six thousand. Elyria Better Businessmen plan spring opening March fifteenth.

Dublin Sinn Fein Cnarragh Clough Cork Zean Brien Charleville Elyria Better Businessmen’s Club Chamber of Commerce

Labor Protest Touches Elyria Strike Breakers At Plant

A Lorain County Building Trades Council meeting in Elyria appointed a committee to press Mayor A R Jones on importing strike breakers by the General Phonograph Co at the old Garford plant. A girl injured her arm polishing metal. Wages at a waterworks job prompted carpenters to quit. Bills on plumbing and sewer work were endorsed. A new meeting place was set and Secretary Case will visit. next meeting is March 17 in Lorain.

Elyria Lorain County Building Trades Council A. R. Jones General Phonograph Company Garford Painters Elytia Charles Casa Cincinnati Im Lorain W. T. Shaw Case Lorain Carpenters’ Hall Paic

Brotherhoods Issue Call for A B and A Strike Over Wage Cut

Sixteen railroad brotherhoods in Chicago announce a de facto challenge to the United States railway labor board. They sanction a strike of Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic Railroad workers after the board ruled it lacked jurisdiction over a wage cut due to the carrier’s financial condition. Telegrams were sent to A B and A employees after a tight conference of the brotherhood heads.

Chicago United States Railway Labor Board Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic Railroad A. B. and A

Dound Over to Grand Jury by Magistrate

Elyria March 8 Harry Fleming working in Akton was in Justice Hughes court charged with failing to support his two minor children. A prior $200 fine and six months in the Toledo work house were not carried out due to the hearing. Fleming bound over to the grand jury in $1,000 bond. Elyria March 3 Charles Barnes reports theft of an item engraved with initial Ben from his room at the Y M C A. Washington March 3 President elect Harding closed his cabinet as his special train arrived in Washington and confirmed J J Davis of Pennsylvania and Illinois as secretary of labor.

Elyria Macrch Harry Fiemming Ak- Ton Hughe Toledo Flemming Washington Harding J. J. Davis Pennsylvania Illinois

Davies Trial TD plan Tuesday in Lorain misappropriation case

Jurors drawn for Walter Davies second trial on charges of misappropriating funds and credits of City Bank of Lorain. Trial set for March 8. First list includes jurors from Lorain, Elyria, Wellington, Amherst and surrounding towns. A second panel for other cases will report next Monday with names from Lorain and nearby cities.

Elyria Walter Davies City Bank of Lorain J. C. Jackson Penfield A. R. Maddock John Francis H. H. Horne Camden C. P. Squire Russia Ben Francis Joe Cozad C. P. Hitchcock Carl Berg Benton ‘Wisher Wellington Chas. Hire Jake Dester Joseph Jameson Hiram Belden Amherst Henry Lawrence Henrietta H. P. Hilpert H. E. Palmer G. RB. Parker John Hilert H. R. Hegner Grafton W. L. Gaston Oberlin Lute Alexander Haton Fred J. Fey BE. J. McRoberts Wlytla L. A. Dawes C. L. Bernhart C. Bowers Robert Hakes Thomas Ward Kipton M. J. Krebs Bert Hauck Harry Burrell Sheffield Harry Garver Raymond Rogers James McKee P. H. Monroe Frank Beebe Robert Alexander LaPorte Stanley Shaw A. J. Wilson Brighton

Journeymen Plumbers Voice Costs and Wages

In Elyria on March 3 Local 423 of journeymen plumbers released data arguing a 20 percent wage cut will not spur a building boom. They state plumbers average six days per dwelling, earn 17.40 more vs five years ago, seek clarity on who profits in building jobs, and question contractor wage increases. Also notes Lorain county school board and President Wilson plans a law practice partnership with Colby in NY and DC.

Elyria M. Morgan

Occupation of Three Cities Establishing Rhine Ports and Tax

French communique says a 30 to 42 year reparations period will be cancelled. Delegates held a grave two hour session ending at two this afternoon. German delegates report no new offers and prepare to return home as the German cabinet nears collapse.

Germany must yield indemnity or frontier barrier

London reports Premier Lloyd George vows action by Monday noon if Germany does not accept Paris decisions. German foreign minister Simons promises a reply by then. Telegraphed ultimatum outlines allied military measures to enforce payments as Berlin braces for possible coalition changes amid ongoing crisis in Europe.

Earle C. Reeves I. N London Germany Rhine Lloyd George Walter Simons France Belgium Paris M. Barthou St. James Palace George Foch Marshal Foch Savoy Hotel Simon

Elyrian Injured At Steel Plant In Lorain

William Struck of 224 Glenwood street Elyria was injured at the National Tube Company plant in Lorain when a motor fell on his right foot yesterday afternoon. He suffered two broken bones and is under care at St Joseph's hospital with Dr D D Grim as plant physician attending.

Lorain William Glenwood Street Elyrig St. Joseph's Hospital Loral National Tube Company D. D. Grim

Better Hunt Cover When Minute Men Enter Fray

Elyria March 3 The Elyria Minute Men have formed a ready force to assist Sheriff Backus at a moment's notice. Led by Bil Lucas the squad vows swift action against auto bandits robbers or gunmen, sworn in Wednesday evening but prepared to spring into service immediately if needed. They promise no prisoners and to use force to deter attackers, urging residents to seek cover.

Elyria Backus Bil” Lucas

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Chas. R. Hancock Ona van Horn Reno H. Collier Catherine Andrews Elyria, Rey, Smith Columbus Elyria Lumber and Coal Company Owitial General Phonograph Co Grand Jury Bing Charles Barnes Lorain City Bank Lorain County Washinggon Wilson White House Colby New York Barnesville Kearns Gottman Bottling Company Bridgeport Bellaire Zanesville Hazel Atlas Glass Company Wheeling Ruby Batterday Frank E. Mason Berlin Simons Inter Party Eugene Schiffer Inter Party Committee Reichstag Dr. Schiffer Ebert TL Lam Contaneg Elyrian
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