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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1922

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Russia Rejects Genoa Finance Report With Reservations

Genoa May 3 George Tehitcherin Russian commissar for foreign affairs and head of the Russian delegation said Moscow would not accept the conference finance commission report as adopted. He stated Australia would accept only with reservations, raising risk to the Genoa conference. A plenary session was held today continuing with the financial report and other items.

Genoa George Tchitcherin Moscow Ment International Economic Conference Russia Conference Finance Commission Tehitcherin

Methodist Episcopal church plans $100000 edifice

A campaign is organized to raise 100000 for a new church building by the Methodist Episcopal church. A committee including Henry Thieman Henry Heidrich Abram Bates R L Rankin Carlton Squires Mrs J H Hurst and Mrs M M Wilcox will canvass members and friends. The plan calls for a 1400 seat auditorium on the present site with modern facilities and the Sunday school room retained for use. Subscriptions of 385600 are required to proceed.

Methodist Episcopal Church Henry Thieman Henry Heidrich Abram Bates R L Rankin Carlton Squires J. H. Hurst M. M Wilcox

Return of troops on Rhine delayed

Unforeseen circumstances will necessitate a postponement of the return of the United States infantry from the Rhine. Colonel Campbell King of the general staff informed Senator Harris, Democrat, of Georgia.

Washington Highth United States Infantry Rhine Campbell King Harris Georgia

Dublin and Ireland face truce talks amid war reports

May 3 reports from Dublin and London describe a tense day with a peace move by De Valera seeking an immediate conference with Griffith’s Free State party. Fighting raged in Kilkenny Tyrone Derry Drogheda amid confrontations between Free State troops Republicans and Black and Tans.

Dublin Eireamm Tonight Devalera Griffith-free State Devalera-republican London Ireland Free State Kilkenn County Tyrone County Derry Drogheda

Man accuses wife in divorce case over suit and alleged cruelty

Penfield resident Calvin M Jewell filed an answer and cross petition to Ella Jewell's divorce action. He denies adultery and extreme cruelty but accuses her of neglecting the home and two adopted children, taking money, cashing checks, and dressing in men's clothes. He claims she caused debt and abused him verbally, seeks dismissal of her petition, custody of the children, and a divorce.

Calvin M.jewell Penfield Ella Jewell

Anthracite Operators and Workers Meet on Wage Scale

Wage scale conferences between anthracite coal operators and miners resumed in New York with a slight prospect of settlement. Philip Murray vice president of the United Mine Workers and John L. Lewis represented the miners. He noted uncertainty about conference duration.

New York Philip Murray United Mine Workers Murray John L. Lewis

Cabinet Officers' Floor Privileges May Stop Attacks

A presidential plan to grant cabinet members floor privileges in Congress to meet critics face to face gains broad support among Harding aides and likely the President. Attacks on cabinet members have surged as lawmakers from both parties voice sharp criticisms of officials including Attorney General Daugherty over war contracts and civil service issues.

Congress Harding Washington, D. C Inet Daugherty Civil Service

Marines Guard Legation in Peking Amid Civil War

U S Marines reinforced the American legation in Peking as factions led by Sun Yat-sen and Gen Chang Tso-lin contend with northern leader Hsu Chang over control. The global community watches the conflict unfold.

U. S. Marines Peking Sur Yat Sen Chang Tso-Lin Hsu Chang Sun Yat Sen Canton Republic Legation Wo-Pei-Fu Peking Union Medical College Rockefeller Foundation

Chinese Generals At Pao Ting Fu Face Turbulent Front

Wu Pei Fu reports heavy casualties after three days of fighting for the Peking Tientsin railway with Chang Tso Lin forces holding upper ground. Hospitals treat wounded as rumors spread of poison gas preparations and widespread use of planes and machine guns.

I. N.S WU Pei FU Pao Ting FU China Peking Tientsin Chang Tso Lin Chinese Red Cross Presbyterian

Treasury Building Fire Ends as Roof Blaze Contained

May 8 reports that a major fire at the U S Treasury building and a nearby town steel factory was brought under control at dawn. Marines and soldiers had guarded the treasure while treasury officials began an investigation into the blaze. Damage was estimated at 50 000 to 75 000 dollars, confined to the roof where a new super structure was under construction.

Washington United States Treasury Treasury

March of 1400 Miners Forces 100 To Quit Work

Fourteen hundred miners marched from Adena Jefferson county to the Tassa mines in Harrison county this morning and persuaded 100 miners to quit work. There was no trouble or violence. The plan was to continue to other mines but heavy rain interrupted it.

Steubenville Adena Jefferson County Tassa Harrison County

Mrs James McAllister 57 Dies at Gulf Road Home

Mrs James McAllister aged 57 died at her Gulf Road home after a two year illness. Survived by husband four daughters Mrs J Blaser Mrs Hubert Kriebel Blyria Mrs Leon Dengate Pontiac Mich Miss Bernice at home and son Clyde Avon One son Harold died three years ago. Funeral from St Marys church Friday morning at 9 burial in St Marys cemetery.

James McAllister Gulf’ Toad J. Blaser Hubert Kriebel Blyria Leon Dengate Pontiac Mich Bernice Clyde Avon Harold St. Mary's Church St. Mary’s Cemetery

Receiver named for Lorain Toy Co

W H Williams was named receiver for the A and J Toy Co of Lorain after a suit filed in the past week by H D Walter.

Lorain Toy Company W.H Williams A & J Toy Co Af Lorain H. D Walter

Lorain Shipyard Strike Continues Amid Quiet Stand

May 3 report says Lorain shipyard workers stay silent and determined to win. A further meeting is planned for this Saturday to decide next steps in the labor action.

Lorain

Dairy Awning Fire Attacks Tattersall Dairy

Fire crews responded to Tattersall dairy on East Bridge Street last evening for a blaze on the awning. Chemicals extinguished the flames, causing no reported injuries.

Tattersall Dairy East Bridge Street

Carnegie Steel to Invest 30 000 000 in Clairton Plant Expansion

Pittsburgh May 3 Carnegie Steel Company will spend between 30 million and 35 million dollars on a second by product coke oven plant at Clairton Pennsylvania. The project aims to double current capacity with 1644 ovens producing about 11 million tons annually when finished. The plan was announced today and work will start immediately.

Pittsburgh Carnegie Steel Company Clairton, Pa

Slain Man Identified Body Found in Ohio River

Kenton County coroner David W Stephens reports he is seeking to identify a man found floating in the Ohio River near Ludlow on May 3. The body bore patent leather pumps, tailored trousers, and had hands and feet bound with heavy wire. a temple bullet wound is suspected to be the work of a killer. Police in Pittsburgh and Wheeling are assisting.

Ludlow David W Stephens Kenton County Pittsburgh Wheeling

Owner of ill fated Rialto theater sentenced

New Haven Conn May 7 Lawrence W Carroll, manager of the Rialto theater burned Nov 27 last with ten deaths, was found guilty of manslaughter in superior court today. Carroll was sentenced to one year in jail and a $1000 fine. He was released on a $2500 bond pending appeal.

New Haven Conn Lawrence W. Carroll Rialto Theater Carrol

Ruth Bryant 18 Dies in Cleveland Hospital

Ruth Bryant 18 daughter of Mrs Martha Bryant Cleveland died at Memorial hospital yesterday afternoon. Her remains were taken to Sudro parlors. arrangements for the funeral have not yet been made.

Ruth Bryant Martha Bryant Cleveland Memorial Hospital Sudro

Elyrian G. Wait UC Special Tomorrow

Pittsburgh Chamber of Commerce visits Elyria with a reception committee and city tours. At Elks hall twenty five factories showcase a wide range of local products with displays open 4 to 7 pm and 7 to 10 pm for public inspection.

Pittsburgh Chamber of Commerce Elks Hall Elytia

Lafayette Bank Raid Kidnaps Marshal and Robs Cash

A Lafayette Colorado gang cut wires, blew the First National Bank with ten dynamite charges, and abducted night marshal George Stubbs. They escaped with 30000 dollars in cash and liberty bonds after a running gun battle during which Jack Olderson was wounded.

Lafayette Colorado George Stubbs First National Bank Jack Olderson

Death of Eunice McEwen Smith at Memorial Hospital

Eunice McEwen Smith of Fostoria dies at Memorial Hospital aged 37. Survived by husband Lloyd Ray Smith daughter Hope and mother Celia McEwen. Formerly with CH Merthe Co ten years including a senior office role. Methodist church member with many friends. Funeral at Stop 85 Oberlin Road Friday at 2 PM.

Eunice McEwen Smith Memorial Hospital Lloyd Ray Smith Hope Celia McEwen Fostoria C H Merthe Co Methodist Church Oberlin Road

State Files Brief in Timberman Case

The state yesterday filed its brief in the Timberman case and both briefs were turned over to the Court of Appeals. The state refutes Timberman lawyers claim that affidavits by Joseph Virant were improperly used, saying they were read to the court but supported by Virant’s oral testimony and were not improperly referred to. The defense assertion that the affidavits were never introduced is denied.

Esterday Timberman Safesty Lorain Court of Appeals Joseph Virant Virant

Realty firm seeks $175 in refund for uncompleted work

The Universal Realty Co of Cleveland sues BE F Mahoney for 175 dollars. It says Mahoney was hired at 1800 dollars to clear trees in the Center Ridge Heights Ridgeville allotment and was paid but did not perform the work properly, forcing the firm to spend the amount claimed to clean the property.

The Universal Realty Co. of Cleveland BE. F. Mahoney Center Ridge Heights Ridgeville

William McLaughlin Pioneer Steel inventor Dies at 79

James F. McLaughlin of North Ridgeville dies after a year long illness. A Pittsburgh and Aliquippa steel innovator, he invented a crucible soft steel process used in farm implements and sheet steel. He organized Aliquippa Steel Co, later absorbed by Crucible. Survived by wife, sister, eight descendants, and 14 grandchildren. Funeral Friday at St. Peter's Ridgeville. burial at St. Mary's Elyria.

James F. McLaughlin North Ridgeville Mooresburg Chas, F Anna McLaughlin New Castle Pittsburgh Mary J. Cready Harmarville Pa Mr. McLaughlin Crucible Aliquippa Steel Company Aliquippa General Marger Crucible Steel Company of America Ohio River Lands Improvement Co James W. McLaughlin Beaver Falls St. Peter’s Catholic Church Ridgeville St. Mary’s Cemetery Elyria Knights of Columbus Council of

Trial of Wellington Man Starts Today

The trial of George A Roice of Wellington begins at the courthouse for obtaining property under false pretenses totaling $2,150 from George Tomes of Pittsfield. Defense is by Attorney Glitsch of Lorain, with Prosecuting Attorney Lawrence Webber aided by Chas Adams of Lorain. The morning was used to secure a jury.

George A Roice Wellington George Tomes Pittsfield Court House Glitsch Lorain Lawrence Webber Chas Adams

Boy Scouts Hear Juvenile Work Plans At YMCA

Tadgs Wilcox of the Juvenile Court spoke to the Boy Scouts at the YMCA about delinquent youth programs and praised their efforts to mold better men. Scout Harry Smyth helped keep children away from a fire at Guinan's store as firefighters worked. Plans were made for a public exhibition of Scout work and Fire Chief Wallace Bates will address Troup 1 next Tuesday.

Tadgs Wilcox Harry Smyth Guinan Wallace Bates Troup

Attorney Metcalf to Undergo Blood Transfusion Operation

Physicians say an operation for blood transfusion will aid the recovery of Attorney C A Metcalf. His son George is accepted and the family invites any other healthy young men in the city to notify them if willing to donate.

Attorn C A. Metcalf George

Riverview Amusement Co Incorporation Filed in Columbus

May 3 incorporations issued include Riverview Amusement Co Siyria with $35,000 capital and Worthington registered through P. W. Robinson.

Columbus The Riverview Amusement Co Siyria Worthington P. W. Robinson

May Exhume 2 More Bodies In Poison Case

Cleveland May 3 County Prosecutor Edward C Stanton awaits city chemist Knapp s report on a chemical analysis of a dead soldier s vital organs from a May 1921 death. The body was exhumed to see if poison caused the death and potential murder charges loom against the widow jailed for grand larceny. Detectives review poison sales in East End drug stores from March to May 1921 for clues. County officials pursue the theory the overseas death was murder for widow s gain.

Cleveland Edward C. Stanton Knapp East End

Four Die in French Train Collision Near Vouziers

Four people were killed and twenty others injured when two trains collided near Vouziers in France. Soldiers returning from the war were aboard the trains. caskets bearing their bodies were moved at the scene.

Paris Vouziers

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Hood Erin Chugh Dail Eireann Ché U.S U. S. Treasury Jas, Npallister Gulf Road Carnegie Steel CO Orio Elyrian G YEGCS Warshal Adb Bank Mag. Lloyd Smith Pioneer Steel Hanufacturer ED Tuesay Indianapolis Ind Albert J. Beveridge Harry New Indiana Beveridge Wayne County Allhough Marion County Udge HC WILK C. A. Metcalf
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