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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1922
Page
4
A dispatch reports a settlement in Limerick with rebels agreeing to evacuate barracks and leave the city. In Belfast, shootings occurred and a tense weekend looms as Ulster cabinet meets today.
Grace Van Derveer of Elyria is awarded a divorce from Carl Van Derveer on grounds of gross neglect and extreme cruelty with $350 alimony and restoration to her maiden name Grace Meyers. Blanche Dunning secures a divorce from W. C. Dunning for extreme cruelty and custody of children.
A speaker argues for canceling or delaying war debts owed to the United States, urging abeyance for 25 years. He notes Europe’s stagnation, China’s trade role, and Russia and Germany’s finances, while stressing export needs for U S industry and the Genoa Conference’s economic aims.
Fordney contends certificates would be non negotiable and banks would be burdened for three years. He blames Washington for pushing the plan without a sound financing method. Crissinger plans to stay in Marion through Monday before returning to Washington on private business.
Mrs. Asther Teague, 17, of Indianapolis died at Robinwood hospital from an illegal abortion blamed on a Toledo doctor. She named the physician in a deathbed statement as charges mount from four such cases in twenty days. The doctor is indicted on related counts and held on $10,000 bond pending trial. In Caton, the Gray Lumber Co. won a suit against L. T. Davis. a $360 lumber bill was involved and a motion for a new trial is underway.
KDKA broadcasts list daily services, church services, concerts, talks and entertainment from March 12 to 19 1922. Notable entries include Emory Methodist and Calvary Episcopal services and programs featuring Burr McKnight Walter Boor and the Lincoln Trio with George Watt and Ruth Bowers Gibson.
Secretary Davis backs a pre April first 1922 joint conference between operators and miners with two representatives from each state and UMW officials. President Harding endorses the plan as officials say the strike threat should be contained while protecting the public interest.
Joseph Tracey of Lorain files an amended petition against Fred 5. Klein and wife claiming Kline owed him $1,200 for a partnership interest with $700 still due. The action seeks the remaining balance from the partnership deal.
A woman recovering from a hotel station injury describes fear of a mysterious foreign visitor, the arrival of Dr McDermott, and decision to rest with maid assistance while avoiding close friends. Dicky returns unexpectedly, prompting tension between past and present relationships.
Senator Underwood argues the four power pact substitutes arbitration for force and aims to keep peace among United States Great Britain France and Japan. He says current opposition overlooks that past alliances failed when they sought advantage rather than respect for others' rights and that ratification would remove war threats.
Underwood frames the four power pact as an international agreement for peace through discussion and mutual understanding. He argues the plan reflects four great powers shaping the Pacifics destiny by cooperative diplomacy.
The Tillotson & Wolcott Company, bond house of Cleveland, opens a private wire link with Redmond & Company of New York City and will handle securities on the Cleveland Exchange. C. J. Sartor, district manager, offers prompt service for purchase and sale. no margin accounts are accepted. quotations available at all times.
The Elyria police were asked by the Oberlin marshal to locate Dorothy Walker, 10, missing since after school. Officers checked homes including Francis Brown in Endley block. she was found later by Mrs. Brown and brought to the police station for the night. Her Oberlin foster parents had not filed.
Morris Rivkin awarded divorce from Fannie Rivkin on his cross petition. Pending since February 2, the decree grants Fannie the household furniture she bought and 750 dollars alimony. He retains cows, chickens, the balance of the household items, and real estate free of her dower.
The schedule lists the Madison Square Garden six day race finish in New York alongside a Beach Show in Washington and a Boston Terrier club event. It includes collegiate indoor championships in New York, Middle Atlantic intercollegiate events in Bethlehem, A A U distance plunges in Indianapolis and a 50 yard free style for women in Baltimore. Also noted are bowling by the American Bowling Congress in Toledo and various regional championships and tours in Pinehurst Jacksonville St Petersburg and Ohio Missouri Cambridge and Brooklyn boxing.
A dense catalog of grocery items and prices appears, including eggs, cheese, poultry, apples, onions, tomatoes, cabbage, and potatoes with various per unit measures. The fragment also quotes Woodward discussing the four power pact and its interpretation regarding Pacific peace and U.S. safety.
John Theodore Bruen a Riverside amusement promoter and circus owner close friend of director William Desmond Taylor was shot dead in his Riverside home. Neighbors saw three men near the scene and a prior break in in July involved $5 000 in cash and jewels. Authorities issued a lookout for a short dark man in a trio traveling with two companions aged 25 to 28.
Joseph Jameson seven year old of Avon died this morning at St. Josephs Hospital Lorain after a week of illness with cerebral meningitis He is survived by his parents five brothers Homer Leslie John Robinson Wayne and Gary Doris two sisters May and He Funeral arrangements have not yet been made
In the Firestone Tire and Rubber Co. case against Squeegee Rubber Heel Co. L. E. Burcher, the receiver, has filed a motion in court to dispose of the stock. Appraisers put assets at 12,934.75 with stock on hand of 9,569.88.
In Marion, Judge Grant E Mouser sentenced Gachenback, 21, to death by electric chair for the murder of Joseph C Boone, 68, committed February 8 at Isaly Dairy plant during a robbery attempt. Co-defendant Edward Baker, 21, pleaded guilty to second degree murder and received life imprisonment. both men are from Franklin, Pa.
Cumberland Md. Mrs Joan Heier invites women to write for responses about Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She recounts relief from menstrual and back trouble after use, reports strength to raise seven children and easy childbirth, and invites inquiries.
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