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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1922
Page
12
A fragmented report describes rough men at a station who beg for a flop and shelter. Officers at a hotel register pageant-like details of itinerant workers from across the country. Many use common surnames Smith Brown Jones and Ellott as they drift, seek work, and travel by train.
Nation fears a coal strike as April approaches with government union and operator officials racing to avert action. Labor Secretary Davis pursues grievances settlement while President Lewin and mine owners discuss}.
Arbert Rawlinson files for divorce from Roberta Arnold in Los Angeles claiming desertion after her return to the stage. Arnold, who married Rawlinson in 1914, left for Broadway to star in The First Year, ending their marriage amid tension and public notices.
Mrs Ketle Keister, who died after a stroke, was laid to rest at Kesler cemetery. Services were held at the latex home with many relatives and friends attending from Amherst and nearby towns including Cleeland, Brownheim, and Lorain. Attending were Mrs Frank Dngland, Mr Parner, Otto Kemer, Walter Kerser, Louise Keister, Tressie, and others among the Bereaved families.
A list of items annually received as rent for portions of the Duke of Lancaster estates includes a dresser with apron shower decorations of shamrock and ice cream, a falcon crossbow and tongs, a fur coat, horse and halter, a velvet ring, and a nightcap. The King receives these articles as rental for manor lands reflecting traditional feudal dues.
A small grass fire threatened property near the railroad track on the east side of Ernst Brulee Street. A Columbus fire squad from No 1 station responded within minutes, preventing loss.
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