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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1922

Page

3

Tarbell Orders Referendum Safeguarded by Courts

May 2 The diet of Brown county Judge Tarbell argued that constitutional legislative referendum should not be nullified by courts and urged safeguarding it. Senator R G Davis of Hamilton filed candidacy for the Republican nomination for lieutenant governor. Tarbell also stated juries verdicts should stand despite technical errors when the record shows substantial justice was done.

R. G. Davis Hamion Tarbell

Veteran drummer boy of Civil War dies in city

Born July 7, 1842 in Medina county he enlisted August 15 1861 in Co H 8th Regt O V I later served in the 124th Co E as first sergeant fought at Chickamauga Missionary Ridge wounded on Sherman’s march to the sea He belonged to Richard Allen Post G A R and LaGrange Masonic Order His wife died about six years ago He lived in Grafton after the war then moved to this city in 1913 Survived by six children and eight grandchildren Funeral services Thursday at 2 30 at his late home 310 9th Street Rev J H Grant G A R to conduct at Ridgelawn Cemetery

Ceased Medina County Co. H 8Th Regt. O. V 124Th Co. E Chicanmranga Missionary Ridge Sherman Richard Allen Grafton Charles H Lakewood James D Lorain Ida Ewing Wallard C. 2 Rawson F. Clayton Smith Hattie Smith Elyria 9Th Street J. H. Grant G A. R Ridgelawn Cemetery

Diamonds stolen from Chicago jewelry store in bold heist

Three well dressed robbers stole diamonds estimated at 316 000 to 320 000 and 4010 cash from the jewelry store of Louis Kirschbaum in Chicago early today. Police report details describe the heist and value of the taken gems.

Chicago Louis Kirschbaum

Lorain solicitor opposes two year electric franchise

Lorain solicitor Wesley Grills travels to Columbus for a hearing before the state utilities commission. He contends the Tate to be charged by the Ohio Public Service Co. should grant a two year franchise instead of the five years requested by the company.

Lorain Eed Wesley Grills Columbus State Utilities Commission Tate Ohio Public Service Co Opt Grills

Lorain Council Refuses to Receive Two Vetoes

Lorain May 2 The city council last night refused to receive the vetoes of Mayor Gral on the electric Hehi franchise and the proposed police and firemen pay cut. The measures are held over until the next meeting.

Lorain Gral

Health conference details district progress and inspections

The third annual conference of the district health council opened with J J Smythe as chair and W A McIntosh as secretary. McIntosh reported 14 slaughterhouse inspections with 4 sanitary ratings, 100 schools inspected with rating distribution, and 639 births versus 368 deaths in the year. Afternoon talks covered Health in Our Schools, Lake Sanitation, and Health Week remarks.

E. C Seale W. H. Dittoe State Department of Health R. A. Gunn Lo- Tain County

Japanese Cabinet Resigns in Tokyo Reorganization

The Japanese cabinet has resigned following a dispute among Tokyo leaders and will be completely reorganized. Unofficial advices from Washington and a Telegraph dispatch from Tokyo confirm the shakeup under way this May.

Washington Tokyo London Toklo

Hold Girl in Death by Own Action Case in Chicago

Violet Black Duncan, 19, charged with murder after investigation shows an attempted death by own action led to the death of a three year old boy found in her apartment. Gas escaped from three burners as she was unconscious with a farewell note to R C Dubay. Initial reports identified the boy as Hollis Boyd, son of Mrs A L Boyd of Alton Park Tenn, creating questions about paternity and identity.

Chicago Violet Black Duncan Hollis Boyd A. L. Boyd Alton Park Tenn the Po- Hee Duncan

Death of Mrs Peter Junglas in Carlisle

Mrs Peter Junglas of the Diagonal road Carlisle died at her daughter Mrs James Clark home after a thirteen year illness. Funeral Thursday at 10 30 at St Marys church with burial in St Marys cemetery. LORAIN May 2 the striking shipyard workers held a meeting and decreed they would not return to work but wait on Cleveland shipyard workers wage dispute outcome and abide by the decision.

Peter Junglas Diagonal Road Carlisle James Clark St Mary’s Church St. Mary's Cemetery Lorain Cleveland

Edmund West Westward Oldest Oberlin Grad Dies in Chicago

Edmund West Abbott West born in Elyria 99 years ago died in Chicago after catching a cold at his 99th birthday celebration. He studied law here 1846 to 1852, practiced as a patent attorney in Chicago, attended Oberlin College class of 1843, was a founder of the Republican Party, and voted for Harding. He was a longtime friend of George G Washburn.

Edmund Abbott West Chicago Edmund West Elyria Oberlin College Republican Party Harding West George G Washburn Weely Democrat Republican

Wu Pei Fu Battles for Railroads Near Peking

Wu Pei Fu forces advance within fifteen miles of Peking while two strategic campaigns unfold. A key aim is control of the Peking Tientsin railroad and the Tientsin Mukden line with a landing to encircle Chang Tso Lin. Washington backs treaty commitments despite China’s civil war.

The International News Service WU Pei FU Pao Ting FU China Peking Peking Tien Tsin Tien Tsin Mukden Hulston Presbyterian Mission Red Cross Washington Washington Washington Harding Chang Tso Lin

Railroad Land Purchase Sparks City Growth

The railroad bought land in 1916 for a post office site and widened the right of way through the city. A large tract north of the railroad east of East Avenue was acquired, with new switching tracks to the factory district. The project promises employment for many laborers and economic activity as hard times ease.

East Avenue

Carmen Strike Ties East Liverpool Street Cars

Five thousand workers in East Liverpool and Wellsville walk or use jitneys as a strike shuts down lines of the Steubenville East Liverpool and Beaver Valley Traction Company. About 100 car men did not report for duty as wage talks failed. the union seeks 51 to 60 cents per hour, up from 42.5 to 45. A temporary injunction requires the company to operate in Columbiana County.

East Liverpool East Liverpool-Welleville Steubenville, East Liverpool and Beaver Valley Traction Company Common Pleas Court Lisbon Traction Company Columbians County

Six Less Deaths By Fire in April

Ohio State Fire Marshal Dykeman reports April 1922 deaths from fire fell to 22 with 26 injuries, down from 23 deaths and 62 injuries in April 1921. Eight babies or young children died and ten were injured. causes include scalds, matches, open fire, electricity, gas, and explosives.

Columbus Ohio Dykeman

Sues To Recover Auto Insurance

Isaac Loeb of Lorain filed suit against Sun Insurance Co claiming he insured his Hudson for $1,500. He alleges the agent miscopied the motor number omitting one figure. After his car was stolen he filed a claim, the company offered $600 which he rejected and he now sues for the full value.

Isaac Loeb Lorain The Sun Insurance Co

Women of Lebanon Endorse Pinkham Remedy

A reader from Lebanon Indiana extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound praising it for relieving long standing women s troubles stomach issues and fatigue The letter describes full recovery and urges other women to try the natural tonic claiming it restores energy and health.

Lebanon Indiana Lee Ae Lydia E. Pinkham

Peggy Joyce vows to end jealousy after lover's death

Paris gossip piece reports Peggy Joyce, the million dollar doll, aims to end all frivolity at the Paris dance palace after the death by his own hand of William Erraguris, a Chilean heir who pursued her. Peggy recalls the jealous tragedy and recounts their final night and urges restraining impulses.

Paris Parisian Peggy Joyce William Erraguris Peggy Henri Letellier France Errasuriz Billy Divires Henri Eily Stanley Joyce Chicago Blanca de Saulles New York

Royal Dutch Shell Denies Genoa Oil Concession Report

A Genoa dispatch says Moscow granted oil concessions to Royal Dutch Shell, excluding Standard Oil of the United States, but the Shell agent in Genoa denies the report.

London Genoa Moscow Royal Dutch Shell Group Standard Oil Company United States

Barber and Ego Win Eagles Auto Giveaway

A large crowd attended the Eagles dance last evening as two automobiles were awarded. L. M. Barber of 212 Gates Ave won the Oakland sedan and Louis Ego of Elyria won the Ford sedan, D 4.

Eagles Oakland L. M. Barber Gates Ave Tae Ford Louis Ego Elyria R. D

Funeral services for James William Strother

Funeral services for the late James William Strother will be held at the home of his daughter Mrs. Harry Jones at 373 Furnace Street on Wednesday afternoon at 4 o'clock.

James William Strother Harry Jones Furnace Street

Hospital Notes Discharges Mrs Telzero and Mr Pierce

Discharged patients include Mrs Rebecca Telz ero of Dewey Avenue and A. Pierce of LaPorte from the hospital.

Rebecca Telzero Dewey Avenue A. Pierce LaPorte

Russia Rejects Taft For Mixed Arbitration Commission Chair

Genoa May 2 Russia will not accept former President Taft as chairman of the mixed arbitral commission to govern the Rusasten foreign debt according to Georg Tehu therin Moscow commissar for foreign affairs and head of the Russian delegation. Genoa dispatch notes Italy has signed a treaty with the Turkish Nationalist government without Britain’s consultation, fracturing the near east situation as Kemal Pasha leads Turkish forces against Greece.

Genoa George Tehutherin Moscow Russia William H. Taft Ruassten London Italy Great Britain Near East Pall Mall Gazette France Persia Angora Mustapha Kemal Pasha

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