25 Mar 1922
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1922
Page
1
The Miss Miami wreck tale arrives with pilot Robert Moore in hospital after a 48 hour ordeal on sea surface. Five passengers' fates unfold as boat survives rough Atlantic. two women die, others lost or rescued.
A Carlisle and Amherst township delegation told county commissioners they seek aid to improve the Carlisle Elyria and Amherst Russia township roads by cindering the lines.
A Lorain County meeting at the courthouse with Prof Erf of Ohio State University urged farmers to pool milk, improve herd quality, and own a local assembling plant. He cited city models, lauded cow testing groups, and outlined cooperative plans to turn surpluses into butter or cheese.
United Mine Workers leaders arrive in Cleveland for a final meeting of union executives amid talk of a nationwide strike starting April 1. William Green, secretary treasurer of the UMW, declares the strike unstoppable as Arrington, president, leads the delegation.
March 25 reports describe ongoing Belfast violence with a man, a girl, and a baby shot in one house. Several killings and numerous murder attempts are alleged as firing dominates streets leaving main avenues in ruins. A coal dealer’s house was struck and animals killed.
Clarence Beazell of Fourth street filed a second suit this morning against Henry Wick over a past fall auto crash injuring Mrs Beazell. He seeks 2064.0 in damages for the wrecked car and medical costs. she already filed for 25900.0 in damages.
City officials reveal riot guns and other weapons placed in the police office to meet emergencies in Cincinnati. A National Tube Co official reports mills operating at eighty percent capacity with four of five blast furnaces active and payroll not higher than during 1917. A Hamilton manslaughter case ends in jury disagreement for the third time.
Washington March 25 President Harding and advisers see the nation well stocked to withstand a nationwide coal strike and will pursue watchful waiting. Government agents scan coal fields for strike preparations while officials doubt success of unorganized workers in forcing a walkout.
Mayor Jones woke to a basket of cut flowers on his desk with a note from Indianapolis mayor Samuel Lewis Shank marking the opening of the Fifth National Flower Show in session at Indianapolis. The arrangement included tulips Easter lilies hyacinths and chrysanthemums and was described as one of the handsomest baskets.
Isabella Hay, a Scottish servant in Elyria, has been cleared for remaining in the United States after an immigration bond was cancelled. She had faced deportation while a health issue prompted concerns she would become a public charge, but officials found her healthy and able to earn a living. Hay thanks Senator Burke and supporters, while noting the case’s greater political context.
Mrs Louise Polk of East avenue reported to police that Mrs C Handyzele of 2435 E 34th Street Lorain lost an envelope containing 635 during a visit to the Polk home. She kept the money in her waist dress and cannot recall how it disappeared. Police have no clue.
The receiver for Yee Dong Gin known as the Mandarin restaurant is approved to sell personal property inside the restaurant and to terminate the lease on the premises.
Readable fragments describe a weekly roundup of cartoon films and news events. The items mix playful sketches with updates on releases and industry chatter across multiple reels, highlighting new titles and notable moments for fans of animated cinema.
Rescue squads recovered nine bodies in Sopris coal mine number 2 near Trinidad after an underground explosion trapped eighteen miners. Officials say the chance of reviving the remaining entombed men is gone as the total death toll rises.
Frederick Strohmeier 78 of Grace Court died last night at his home after a long illness. Born in Leimersheim Germany he came to the U S in 1870 and to Elyria in 1872 where he lived for 45 years. Survived by wife and children Catto Pittsburgh Jack Hugh Elyria Marie Cleveland Williams New York, three grandchildren and a New York brother. Funeral Monday 9 AM at St Marys Church with burial in St Marys Cemetery.
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