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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1923
Page
4
London reports Britain foresees German action within days to solve the Ruhr problem. Lord Curzon, the foreign secretary, expects a move and Lord D'Abernon may travel to London with German proposals. France has stated it will not accept Ruhr intervention from any country except Germany.
Henry Daechler and his 79 year old wife of Attica are in a Bucyrus hospital in serious condition after their buggy was struck by a Pennsylvania tram in Attica yesterday. Mrs Deuchler remains unconscious and is not expected to live.
President Harding appoints Elmer S Landes of Ohio to a new directorship on the Federal Farm Loan Board. Landes, a Buckeye native, receives one of the key posts in the agriculture loan program during the current administration.
Dr. Ceorge W. Stone renowned educator and judge advocate of the United States Navy during the Civil War died at his Santa Cruz home early today at age 83. Word of his death came to the state department of education in Sacramento.
Walter A Mills Columbus buyer for Mills Restaurants was seriously injured when a car carrying four men crashed into a moving freight train near Columbus. The vehicle was wrecked and the other occupants escaped.
Secretary of the Navy Denby and a congressional party watched a simulated clash as 119 destroyers attacked Atlantic and Pacific Fleet battleships off Balboa Panama. Bombers and seaplanes joined in, ships maneuvered in zigzag, and torpedoes swished as the exercise tested defenses without air cover.
Fifteen departments of the West Virginia Collegiate Institute were idle after a fire yesterday destroyed the trades school building and equipment, with three students missing. The loss is pegged at 230000 dollars as students helped fight the flames and Charleston fire crews were hampered by bad roads.
Cincinnati reports a sermon denouncing reformers as moral authorities, while Defiance awaits a Coroner’s report guiding the Mansfield prosecutor’s next steps in the George Brown case. In La Grange related bond for Jennie Meachings McCassins is cut to 1090 dollars with consent of the prosecuting attorney.
An ad urging readers to buy a catalog of oat products. It promises rich oats for flavor and asks customers to request the Pre win List and See the gis offered. It advertises ten coupons with the catalog and invites writing for more details.
A bitter factional split within Italian fascist groups in the United States surfaces. One side vows strict obedience to fascist dictates and loyalty oaths, while the other embraces American ideals and naturalization, aiming to influence government. The dispute produces new branch formations, with militant and conservative wings clashing over tactics to counter radicalism, including threats to nonjoiners and overseas propaganda networks. Evidence includes a cable to Mussolini from Boston fascists and references to Italian newspapers and leadership in Boston.
Reports from Cleveland Newark Charleston Louisville Dallas and Moscow describe a severe winter storm sweeping the nation. Temperatures plunged to near or below zero with heavy snow and wind in many areas while communication remained largely operative. An official bulletin noted slight improvement in Lenin’s condition as the weather worsened elsewhere.
An old advertisement promotes Bromquinine based products to prevent influenza and colds. It touts health benefits, vigor, and stomach relief as a remedy for grip and general illness, noting the products are marketed to support wellbeing.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names like Henry and Taniae and dates, with scattered phrases about measurements and tastes. Details are incomplete, unclear, and there is no coherent event or outcome to confirm.
Fragmented report from Bulleting Mistsburgh Pennsylvania and Washington describes ty storm winds and heavy conditions affecting trains and passenger gear. The Commerce Commission is cited regarding equipment trust oversight and related topics.
Three bandits robbed Clarence Vale, a Sam Seely Company collector, of about $30,000 in Los Angeles. They fired guns and fled as onlookers remained unaware of the crime amid the alleyway hustle.
New York March 19 detectives search Broadway for a Philadelphia man linked to the murder of Dorothy Keepan King in her Carmage Thai studio apartment. An assistant district attorney said the suspect known as the chor al robber may hold crucial information about the crime and drugging women for jewels. Police traced a lead from Philadelphia and Kansas City as they widen the probe.
In England, Scotland Yard issued alerts as reports spread of planned attacks on political buildings. Amid the unrest, long-time resident Thomas Taster, 92, died at home near Hebron, with his obituary noting his pioneer status in the area and survivors expected to be listed in a forthcoming notice.
A dense list of market prices for butter cream cheese eggs poultry and produce. Items include butter extra per pound 35 to 58 cents, prints per loaf 2.56, eggs fresh per dozen 28 to 29 cents, chickens spring per pound 28 to 30 cents, ducks 25 cents, apples per bushel 1.59, navy beans dried 10 cents per pound, lettuce 1 pound, tomatoes home grown, potatoes and beets among other staples. Prices shown reflect late nineteenth or early twentieth century commodity rates with numerous line items and unit measures.
Stocks opened higher with Baldwin up one, U S Steel and oils showing strength California Petroleum and Pan American up. Chicago market notes opening prices for wheat oats lard and futures with Liberty Bonds also listed. Cattle and calves receipts and prices shown with varied gains and steady market tone.
The Preet-Teachers association of the Hordiuoghuins school organized a free radio concert in the school auditorium on a Tuesday evening in late March. The event featured a first half of songs and dances, a junior high and high school orchestra, and a chorus, followed by a chicken dinner hosted by the Hill church Ladies’ Society. County officials and school leaders spoke at the banquet, praising the program.
A fragmented clipping promotes exercise and dieting avoidance as a path to losing fat. It mentions a program, workouts, a list of steps, and urges readers to act. The text references a contact at 4912 Woodward Ave Detroit Michigan for ordering.
The Harry I. Smith Co promotes a Spring Bug Sale starting on the 21st, with big savings during the first day of Spring. The ad touts rapidly advancing prices and urges customers to buy spring needs now despite a note of shifting fashion trends and stylized phrases.
The JM McDonald Coal Company of West Virginia appealed for higher pay amid price controls but the United States Supreme Court today upheld the wartime coal price framework. Department figures show January anthracite exports to Canada reached 47,000 tons despite shortages in New York and New England.
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