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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1923

Page

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Hindenburg Eyes Revenge and War With France, Says Allied Visit

Field Marshal Von Hindenburg told Captain B B McMahon that he longs to take up arms against France yet warned of future conflict. He predicted a likely war between Japan and the United States and praised Japanese efforts while questioning outside German salvation and American public opinion postwar.

International Hanover Germany France Marshal von Hindenburg B. B. McMahon United States Army McMahon Indianapolis Ind Bremen Coblenz United States Europe Woodrow Wilson Hindenburg International News Service Internationals Japan

Mayor’s courtroom affair over liquor possession cited

A man charged with liquor possession faced trial with Woman’s Civic Club members and spectators present. The defendant argued no liquor in his home and police found a toilet bottle with old raisin jack. He was fined $500 in the upper court for a similar offense.

Hazel St. S Delega- Woman's Civic Club Findley Ace Polnand Polea

Line Men Decide on Wages Amid Possible Strike

Transit workers clash over pay as Cleveland and street car crews reject a ten percent raise. Officials report a conference with committee reps on adjustments, with a fifteen percent demand lingering. A strike remains possible if no agreement is reached.

Cleveland

Hatsterial Jgiation Meets at Lorain Churches

The meeting of the Hatsterial Jgiation discussed cooperative efforts of churches in Lorain with Rev J H Grant and Rev W L May leading. Charles H arrested for obtaining money by fraud fined ten dollars and costs after soliciting funds from a minister. No wall removal work completed and citizens discuss plans. Police report arrests connected to a death on a dump and a renewed focus on commemorating John Sherman.

Charles H W. P. Kelly

Truck Driver Dies in Garage Fire

A truck driver Herman Moss, 30, perished in a garage fire at 12:30 this morning. The wreck involved a truck with two trailers loaded with automobile axles overturning at the corner of West River and Huron streets, blocking street car tracks then cleared for service.

West River Huron

Caerif Conducts Two Raids in Lorain

Acting on Lorain officials Sheriff Underhill and deputies Mathews Bivin Adams and Southam raided two local spots yesterday afternoon. They arrested John Kern of 28 Oakwood avenue and Stanley Bank of 1200 Broadway for illegally possessing liquor. Bank posted 1900 dollar bond. Kern posted bail. Both cases await trial this afternoon.

Lorain Underhill Mathews Bivin Adams Southam John Kern Oakwood Avenue Bivins National Tube Co Biving Kern Stanley Bank Broadway Bank S. J. George

Playground Plans Mapped By Elyria Group

A large meeting of the Elyria Community Recreation Association and friends was called by Geo H Bly for 7 30 p m in the Council Chamber to discuss supervised playground plans before school closes. James E Rogers, loaned by the national association, urged that playgrounds cut delinquency as a national inquiry supports.

Elyria Community Recreation Association and Friends Presiden Geo. H. Bly James E. Rogers National Association Rogers

Decision Against Israelite Cult Brings U S Investigation

In St Joseph Michigan on May 2 the King of the House of David Benjamin Purnell faces federal and state scrutiny as officials probe alleged mistreatment of young girls within the cult. A grand jury and Attorney General Andrew Dougherty led hearings calling all witnesses and shielding names to protect victims.

ST. Josephs Mich Ben Purnell House of David Palestine Cora Mooney ST. Joseph Benjamin Purnell Shagey Nabob Andrew Dougherty Harry J. Dingeman Dingeman Dougherty Bridgman Merry Indiana Homer Quay Nenjamin Heina Islon Federal David Benjamin Sater House of David Colony Gomer H. Quay Gentral Andrew & Dougherty Charles W. Gore Cote Mooney House of Astrid

Special Train Rescues Hundreds in Louisiana Flood

The severest wind and rain storm in many years hit New Orleans and Milneburg on Lake Pontchartrain. The Ponchatoula railroad dispatched a special train to Milneburg to rescue waterbound residents as the area lay waterlogged for hours.

Louisiana New Orleans Milneburg

State Briefs From Ohio Across Columbus Mansfield Cleveland

Columbus May 2 governor Donaher explains a small domestic scene at the Governor's mansion. Mansfield May 2 Martin R. Bushnell dies at 88, father of Postmaster Fred Nashnell, a prominent citizen. Cleveland May 2 signs from the five railroads consolidation meeting show Nickel Plate Road officers elected as the merged entity forms.

Columbus Governor Donaher Mansfield Martin R. Bushnell Fred Nashnell Hight Poonmanishnell Cleveland O, PL

Transcontinental nonstop flight begins from Roosevelt Field

The monoplane T-2 took off at 1 40 PM from Roosevelt Field, carrying Lieutenants John A. MacReady and Oakley K. Keily for a nonstop flight to San Diego California. Weather across the U S was favorable with some rain in Arkansas. Spectators feared a crash as the craft rose from Curtis Field and flew low past the hangars.

Roosevelt Field John A. MacReady Oakley K. Keily San Diego Cal United States Arkansas Curtis Field Sline and Sond

First Canadian Woman Hanged Since 1899

In Alberta on May 2 Florence Lassandra was executed for killing a stableman. Emilia Tic cariello, also convicted, was hanged shortly after with the accomplice Mrs. Lassandra and her husband charged in the case. Provincial police reported two sons were fired during the incident.

Fort Saskatchewan Alberta Canada Florence Lassandra Auton Stable Emilia Ticcariello Iansas Lassandra Ste O. Lawson Ada Cornjeia

Fines Collected by Police Pass Month Total

The report shows 92 808 collected in fines in the past month including 1 48 14 from shop and street licenses and 6 55 from grease and mintor state licenses. A driver under the influence was fined and prosecuted by Judge J F Strenit after driving automatic into a curb near the palace.

Fin Mits Sin Apd Co J. FL Strenit Pal Fis P Palace

Hardware Stores Will Not Close Announcement

A brief notice states hardware stores will remain open this afternoon despite unspecified conditions. Local officials provided no further details and urged customers to check for updates.

Evacuation of Ruhr Demanded amid Reparations Talks

In Berlin May 2 Germany pressed for evacuation of all territories occupied beyond Versailles terms and proposed an international arbitration framework led by former U S Secretary of State William Jennings Bryan era ideas. The note called for freeing arrested Germans and returning exiles, with a plan to pay 30 billion gold marks through cash and goods by 1931.

Berlin Germany United States England France Italy Belgium Japan Ruhr Rhineland William Jennings. Bryan Jence Charles Evans Hughes Rnkt

David J Sawyer Remembered as Avon Civil War Veteran

Avon honors the last Civil War veteran David J Sawyer with a memorial service. Locals recall his long life and wartime service as relatives lay flowers at his grave in the town cemetery.

David J. Sawyer Avon Summched

Bulletins on Preventing Another Three Point Rush

A brief item notes protective measures to stop opponents from scoring three pointers. It highlights defensive adjustments and strategic emphasis during game play to curb long-range scoring and momentum shifts.

Receiver Named for Century Print Shop

The Century Print Shop entered receivership after Savings & Trust Co filed for relief. The bank reported a $9,663 confession against the printing firm and creditors urged action to prevent sale. Judge appointed N. D. Backas as receiver with a $3,000 bond to manage assets and preserve value.

Century Print Shop Savings & Trust Co Ing Attorners Sal Ther Althai Hes Saftiasseorg N. D. Backas

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