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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1922
Page
7
Chicago March 19 The United States Railroad Labor Board continued hearings on proposed wage reductions. Rail executives argued the cuts would violate the Transportation Act while labor member A. O. Wharton pressed for exact figures.
A legal notice describes an auditor charge against an Oberlin merchant for alleged fraud and sale of goods. The case involves a financial statement claiming debts and bids, with a request to declare the sale and restore goods to the plaintiff.
March 13 report from Bulgaria says authorities are searching for those responsible for a bombing at the United States legation in Sofia. The building was only slightly damaged and American Minister Wilson was outside the legation at the time. officials apologized and promised punishment for the guilty.
Reported deadlock in coal negotiations with union leaders and officials from Secretary Davis’s circle seeking a plan to break the impasse. Government estimates show coal stocks rising. non union mines ready to boost output to meet demand while rail operators face contingency plans as talks continue.
Be Mure A Gar Wrecks Auto reports a collision on Penfield Avenue involving Carl Yar a, 23, and Joseph Verico, 24, and a green line street car. Both men escape injury while Mrs. Verico was lured but unharmed and able to leave.
A blast at night injured Clarane Bek and Adame street resident, with authorities noting sewer gas caused the explosion. Memorial Hospital confirms the victim is admitted and may be treated for injuries.
March 13 three corporations and eight nationally known businessmen were named in US district court indictments for alleged antitrust violations and maintaining an alleged monopoly in gas appliances.
Four toys found a suitcase lying on the racks at the corner of Ladi street and Lake avengre last night and reported it. Police took the case to central station where it was opened revealing jerseys clothing underwear shirts and socks. The items appear stolen and are being held by the police.
Td. Gole Cleveland faces a formal trial with a jury after police found burglar tools in a stalled automobile on LaGrange road last October. Frank Shapiro represents the defense as legal proceedings continue.
Leaders continued discussion on Melion's letter in which the secretary of the treasury objected to the committee. He argued Republicans expected such criticism from the treasury and would press loans by national banks on adjusted service certificates despite White House or treasury opposition.
In a vigorous speech from Atlanta dated March 13, Johnson denounces the four-power pact as a threat to American character and security. He argues only a strong national will, not entangling alliances, preserves freedom, recalling soldiers who fought in France and warning against surrendering heritage to gain safety. He vows to vote against the treaty, fearing it would erode independence. The report notes a Federal Reserve memo in Atlanta restricting bank affiliation lists and credit actions.
AIL EARNING POWER NOW GREAT AS EVER. Testimonial from W. N. Martin, Akron brick maser, praising Ta 2 for restoring health and strength. He asserts the product transformed him from helpless to strong, claiming it saved him from decline and enabled a full recovery.
A scrambled internal wire summary reports March activities in Cincinnati and Ohio State briefs. Items reference Langview, Langview sane, posts of the Amer, and leaders Mars and Vecerang amid accusations and nationwide attention. Also noted are incidents near Ansffield with shootings and arrests in Coshocton and Lexington areas.
March 13 reports from Washington and London describe moves to issue bonds and finance postwar plans. References include Toledo road company borrowing $400 and a canal party visit to Palm Beach. Mention of various officials and budget figures appear in fragmented dispatches across multiple cities.
Rome March 13 reports fresh Italian government troops dispatched to Fiume to quell threats of violence. The city, described as surrounded, has seen a surge in clashes since the new administration took power.
New York opens firm with United States Steel up 3-3, American Locomotive up, Mexican Petroleum and General Asphalt higher, and railroad shares barely changed. Cotton futures listed, Cleveland livestock markets show mixed cattle and hog prices, Toledo hogs steady, Chicago wheat and oats futures advance with relief in early provisions.
Washington March 13 The House Appropriations Committee fixed the U S Army strength at not more than 11 009 officers and 115 000 enlisted men The panel rejected provisions for larger forces and signaled deep cuts across military and naval appropriations The bill also urges the return of American troops from China.
Mrs Bertha Thomas Outcombs dies at St Joseph s hospital Lorain after a two week illness. Survived by husband George Thomas and two children Mrs George Birmingham and Harold Thomas. Funeral services set for Wednesday at 2 30 at the home 444 Oxford Street with burial at Rideau Lawn.
Twenty five bricklayers downed tools in Lorain as they rejected a wage reduction. The union maintained the local rate after a proposed cut of about 1 to 2 cents per hour, prompting a walkout by the workers.
In Huntington West Virginia on March 28 Vernatter, the second murderer of Galler Bias, was given life imprisonment by the common pleas court after entering a plea of not guilty. A jury found Vernatter guilty of the slaying and he claimed J. B. Vass, a telegraph operator, was involved.
Burglars during services last night robbed the St James church safe near police headquarters in Wheeling West Virginia and secured $100. The theft occurred as worshippers attended services. Police investigated and searched for suspects.
The article recounts a German aristocrat’s exile from royal circles to a Brooklyn tenement where he supported himself with riding lessons and a job at North German Lloyd. It notes an alleged reconciliation between the Grand Duke of Oldenburg and Plettenberg, a courtroom maneuver led by a youthful Count Von Groeben, and whispers of a political scandal pursued behind closed doors amid protests by Socialists.
At first sign of cough or cold breathe Hyomei. The best people keep it at home and end a cold before it gets deep seated. Sold by C. W. Phillips. Ad.
Lorain March 13 Mayor Grall sent a letter to Mike Peer president of the Civil Service Commission asking him to resign. The contents of the letter were not made public and Peer refused comment. Peer had been a top ally in the movement that led to the removal of Police Chief A A King.
Bellevue defeated Fremont 19 to 0 to claim the league title. Lorain beat Lakewood 39 to 26 and Ashland downed Sandusty 30 to 24, completing a set of district results in the same competition.
Police investigate a corpse found in a trunk at a boarding house on 18 East Front Street. A man who briefly lived in the building is being sought for questioning as part of the case.
An advertisement promotes Gade's Pento-Mangan as a tonic and bloodbuilder for run-down health. It claims gradual, real improvements, with iron in a digestible form, and notes physicians have used it for thirty years. Sold in liquid and tablet forms.
London March 13 reports that between 300000 and 400000 British engineers and machinists were idle due to the upiovera lockout. About 000 workshops were said to be closed, reflecting widespread disruption in industry.
Exchange Club plans a musical program after Shuber at its Tuesday gathering. Benny is expected to present a live routine with new surprises. A good turnout is hoped for as the club marks its second anniversary with a special program on March 21.
Columbus report quotes Prof Oscar Erf of Ohio State University predicting a slight fall in milk prices this spring with no rise before next rent. Dairy prices are already down with milk 32 percent lower at the condensery and butter 15 percent lower on the market. He warns of liquidation fears for dairymen. In separate dispatch, Amsterdam denies a rumor the former German Kalserts is dead.
Dispatches from Lahore and India today indicate only one minor outbreak after the arrest of Mohandas Gandhi and Mahatma Shackerial. The Lahore dispatch says Gandhi welcomed the move as protection, while observers note quiet conditions overall.
In Udaipur, Harnei district, a clash with an angry mob left two Indians dead after policemen faced a threatening surround. Gandini and Shankerlal express willingness to plead guilty to sedition at trial following a preliminary hearing reported by the Telegraph.
In a divorce petition Nick Tures Lorin claims his wife is unfit to care for their children and accuses her of going to New Jersey with the three kids on December 14 then living with another man. He seeks dismissal of her portion and custody for himself.
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