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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1922
Page
6
Governor announces sweeping travel cost controls for state officials. No parlor car travel at state expense. sleeping car receipts required. hotel bills over one dollar require receipts. eight cents per mile for personal auto use, capping at twenty five ninety per month. Taxicab use limited to unavailable or impractical alternatives. All trip charges must be itemized. Largest stamp collection note appears as Paris 1917 reference.
Colonnial features Beating the Game Beginning Sunday for four days with The Seventh Day starring Richard Kurthalmess as John Alden Jr. Also showing The Wakefield Case and The Girl From Nowhere with Elaine Hammerstein, plus The Scrapper with Herbert Rolinson. Grand screens The Bonnie Brier Bush and Get Rich Quick Wallingford. Strand presents The Man From Nowhere, starting Sunday. Rialto hosts Sousa’s Band Tuesday matinee with a countywide audience. a major musical event.
A local tale questions whether Mary Ellen MacDonald or Dr. Walter Prince sparked the Antigonish mystery. A week of inquiries points to human actions behind a house blaze and tied cattle tails, with a kitten possibly implicated in the strange events.
Wellington reports a standout lecture by Prof Lynds Jones on bird study and human links, drawing a large audience. Also announced is a Grant centenary address by Rev T W Grose, with plans for April 27 to honor Gen Ulysses S Grant and end Confederate activity. A radio telephone installation by Col MacDermott Co. completes local progress.
Tomorrow's Rialto Theatre concert bill features Jack Levy and His Four Symphony Sisters in A Study in Melody, Mowatt and Mullen in Schubert Vaudeville, Schriver Russo and Hastings The Three Kings of Perfect Harmony, Ida Barclay aka Little Miss Personcher, Smith Riddell and Bidott in A Study in Black and White, plus a two reel Fox Comedy and a News Weekly segment.
George Bartels of Columbus passed a car at 50 miles an hour north of Marion, then followed into town by the vehicle driven by Sheriff Frank A. Washburn. Bartels pleaded guilty before Justice Ernest G. Wideman and paid a $25 fine.
A device was secured last Tuesday and installed by Wednesday afternoon, working as reported. Market reports from Chicago arrived, followed by news from Pittsburgh, Detroit, Newark, New York, and Cleveland later that day. A Detroit concert in the evening was heard and enjoyed.
Wellington Farm Women's Club held an all day meeting at Mrs Walanchard's Forrest Street home on Thursday. The report notes new lakes and rivers recently discovered in the Meeky Mountains by aerial observers.
Capacity house to greet John Philip Sousa and his band of nearly 100 artists at the Rialto Theater for a single performance Tuesday afternoon March 28 at 2 15 oclock Doors open 1 30. Sousa will present a vaudeville style number Showing off Before Company with stunts and parodies of popular tunes Librarian Clarence Russell formerly Pittsfield schools superintendent explains instrument names and harmony to the audience The show appeals to both adults and children.
The text notes Sousa and The Stars and Stripes Forever as a famed march, celebrated this season for its 25th anniversary with performances at all concerts. Mail orders are being accepted in order of receipt as the teaser hints at a sale starting Monday March 27 with a rush for tickets.
Report from Kansas City says a gang of at least eight men robbed a Santa Fe train from Chicago to St. Louis near Galesburg, recovering part of the silk loot. Officials stated no suspects have been captured yet.
Washington March 18. Immigration officials said the view is that Gregory Semeneff, a Russian Cossack leader and alleged butcher of the Persh Hast, will be refused admission to the United States. The General of Inquiry will rule on his Vancouver B C case.
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