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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1922
Page
4
U S and allies face tense exchanges as a dispute over a 4 billion settlement steers diplomacy. Officials say Washington may press for strong representation in reparations talks while debate in Congress stalls ratification. Reparations and rights tied to German indemnities spark fierce opposition and potential postponement.
Mrs LDER of Route No 2 writes that her daughter suffered leg and back pain causing trouble standing at times. She says since using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound two years ago there is marked improvement and recommends it, asking permission to publish the testimonial.
Officials say they cannot grasp the legal or moral background for the allied dispute over the Versailles and separate U S Germany treaties. Some observers in Glareta think allied pique over the Genoa conference refusal fuels American claims and tensions.
The trial of Cleveland man Ed Goldstein charged with possessing burglar tools is nearing completion. Det. George Franke testified Goldstein’s candy store was a thief hangout and that Goldstein was suspected of several burglaries. He admitted slugging Goldstein during arrest after warning of a gun. A box of burglar tools found in his car was entered as evidence.
Kenneth Odette a 12 year old Cleveland boy hired a pony for 50 cents and rode toward the west. By ten o clock last night he reached Fields Corners and was taken in by Sheriff Rackus and Deputy Cole after authorities were alerted. He claimed to have served time at the Hudson farm and to have prior juvenile delinquent arrests. his grandmother had threatened to send him to Lancaster prompting the escape.
Lorain march 14 Mike Peer president of the service commission has not submitted his resignation by noon. He has nothing to say and Mayor Grall is expected to summarily remove him.
Liabilities of twenty thousand dollars attach to assets valued five to seven thousand. Creditors filed the petition in U S district court. The report reflects a troubled investment securities dealer named Gerard & Co.
Wakeman items report the McKinley banquet set for Norwalk with Congressman Begg as speaker. Electric lights installed in the Congregational church. Local residents Mrs Alf Coon and Miss Be Henry return home from illness. A baby girl named Clara Ellen is born to Mr. and Mrs. Gouter on February 28.
The town line North column records frequent visits among families such as the Cooks Ernsts Dellefields and Spiegelbergs with mentions of outings at Elyria Lorain and Middle Ridge. The Evergreen Club met at Grant Freeland’s Lake Avenue home with music and refreshments. multiple birthdays were noted and plans announced for April gatherings. Everett Beecher's death in London and various social calls through the week close the item.
Coffee prices in New York opened lower across most active months with May at 18.16 78 and other contracts showing declines while still posting varied futures quotes for July September and December as trading began.
Stock market opens irregular in New York with United States Steel steady at 94 1 4 and Mexican Petroleum up 1 4 to 126 7 5 while Studebaker slips to 101 3 4 and Remington Typewriter climbs to 42 Wheat and corn futures move lower in Chicago with May July and Sept contracts quoted and oats down. Local notes report births illnesses moving and a Chapter 177 meeting with Mark Master's degree served by the Eastern Star banquet and moving observations on residents multiple home moves and sick list.
New York March 14 Anthracite operators and miners have completed preliminary plans for the opening conference. General committees on both sides meet while four to five sub committees from each side prepare for the talks. Miners demand a 20 percent wage increase, while operators indicate they will not discuss raises.
An old home remedy promises rapid chest and congestion relief using red pepper heat. The ad claims tingling warmth within minutes loosens congestion and eases cold symptoms, advising purchase at any drug store with the brand Rowles.
Mrs Arthur May hosts Ladies Easiety at Beebetown Baptist. Funeral services held for Mary Jane Sheer Mason at Methodist church with Rev Middletown officiating. Nine children and many relatives mourn. Rev A J Grady and family attended supper at J M Longdon’s home. Lorain county boards of education meet in Elght. Oberlin freshman Donia Hutchinson returns home with a sprained knee. Melvin Adams aged 32 and daughter Hazel aged 7 laid to rest on Henry StreetBere a with Rev Sears officiating. Mrs Ivy Unnerwehr related to the deceased is mentioned.
Lieutenant Frederick W. Neidermeyer of Columbia Missouri is killed when a Fokker monoplane crashes near North Dayton while he and Lieutenant John A. Macready work on an aerial combat problem. The crash is witnessed by hundreds and the motor is torn from the fuselage. Neidermeyer was a noted daring stunt flyer and veteran instructor in France.
Hickory Tree Grange served a maple sugar dinner for several hundred at the Odd Fellows hall with music and maple syrup from this year’s crop. The Knights of Pythias prep a Rustic Romeo for Thursday at the opera house. Fifteen Masons from King Solomon Lodge visited Elyria for inspection.
The Goodwill family of Pleasant Lille Penn all suffered indigestion and digestive trouble. After using Nerv Worth they quickly recovered, sleeping better and enjoying normal eating. One dollar bottles available at local drugstores with money back guarantee if unsatisfied after the first bottle.
A flood of brief notices lists residents and visitors: Paul Block’s tire incident, Helen Miller with mumps, and multiple families visiting Cleveland or traveling to see relatives. Several trips include Mrs. J. F. Wilbert and family in Cleveland, the Whitney and Shafer families on East Broad and Eastern Heights, and others in Erie, Vermilion, Lakewood, and Pittsburgh.
The report details amassing charges against Moore as he faced bigamy and embezzlement after allegedly deserting multiple wives across Indiana and Minnesota. Detective work traced his movements from Logansport to Minneapolis where he was to wed again, with Indianapolis authorities planning prosecution. Belfast powers granted to quell disturbances follow King George's speech urging an end to the violence.
The city tournament opens tomorrow at the Y for the top finishers from the Winter Three Leagues. Teams include Methodist and First Congregationals from the Church League Newark Shoes from City League General Phonograph and Enameled Products from the Industrial League. American Legion did not field a team. Wednesday winners meet Friday to decide the title.
The People's Savings & Loan Co Mansfield received $2 000 000 in capital followed by The Friedman Candy Mfg Co Youngstown with $10 000 and The Valley Steel Co Youngstown with $25 000. Also listed are The North Hill Masonic Temple Co Akron $30 000 The Southern Pine & Hardwood Co Cincinnati $10 000 and The Queen City Construction Co Cincinnati $10 000. The Supreme Court granted Consolidated Gas Co of New York a request to stop city impounding funds it claims.
Delegates of Lorain County Building Trades hold an important council meeting March 15 at Painter's Hall Elyria by order of Sec. 3-142.
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