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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1922
Page
1
The report notes political tension over measures affecting a U S bonus bill, with official opposition contrasted by calls to maintain policy. Also covered are Indian riot casualties and Gandhi’s arrest stirring headlines in London and Washington.
Fred Myers obtained an injunction to stop Ferdinand Segnan and A Walkoff from removing fixtures and features from a grocer’s room on Lake Avenue. The defendants currently occupy the room in the plaintiff’s block and threaten to move out with fixtures.
Miss Jean Hodson, determined to become a soldier, won a special act of congress and now serves as an army field clerk and secretary to Maj. Gen Charles G. Morton stationed at the San Francisco presidio. Six bandits robbed an interurban car near Brownsville pa, broad day, taking 27000 from W J Rainey Coal Co employees. Elmer Hill was shot. In Pittsburgh two paymasters from Bernard Gloekler Co were robbed of a 10000 payroll by four bandits.
The plan for soldier bonus legislation will be brought from the Ways and Means Committee unchanged and passed by the House without alteration. Treasury officials clash over effects on money and banks while Crissinger denies calling for bank limits on certificates. Postponement of railway action delays no House vote before March 20. Crissinger defends his stance.
Clarence B. Eckenroad age 22 of 455 Adams Street remains in Memorial Hospital in serious condition after a gas leak explosion at his home. Gas had accumulated in the cellar before a match lit by him ignited the blast, blowing the kitchen door from its hinges and damaging rooms. Police cite a leaky pipe as the cause and hospital notes report his condition has not improved.
Herman L. Roth theatrical lawyer travels to California to claim a portion of a $10,000,000 estate he asserts he earned for Mrs. Ola Humphrey Hassan Broadwood after Prince Hassan death. He seeks $500,909. She will contest.
Helen M McAndrews of Lorain files for divorce from William McAndrews on grounds of extreme cruelty. She alleges his ungovernable temper, cursing and swearing, and frequent beating. She seeks divorce and alimony. New York market notes follow with stock and bond strength.
Dr Nicholas Van der Pyl of Oberlin told the Church of Christ Men's Club last night that America cannot return to prewar life until Europe recovers. He said Europe is financially broke, industry paralyzed, and Europe lacks capital while U S debt rises. England under Lloyd George shows tentative leadership amid global turbulence. Continued on Page Two.
Washington reports that the four power treaty constitutes the real guarantee of peace, with Senator Underwood defending the pact as limiting arms while maintaining relative strength. He calls the Pacific agreement the primary objective of the conference, beyond armament cuts. The story notes continued discussion and a continuation on page two.
After a Lake Shore Rubber meeting stockholders elected Henry W Ingersoll and four others to the board of directors. Ingersoll named business engineer, Miller in charge of production, Willis as sales manager. Wellington factory to open at once with 40 to 50 workers making toy balloons, followed by a Elyria plant on West River street. Local men to run the business greet the change with enthusiasm.
The Congregational Conference of Ohio asks the court for permission to sell church property at Pearl Avenue and 32nd Street in Lorain. Gifted by the Second Congregational Church this parcel carries mortgages totaling 8311 dollars to settle claims and return any balance to the treasury.
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