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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1922

Page

3

Allies seek Hague meeting on Russian issue amid separate pacts

Debates at Genoa over Russia prompt Britain France and Italy to press a Hague meeting to form a commission studying debts private property and credits. Separate pacts with Russia via Sweden Czecho Slovakia Italy and Japan are discussed while U S involvement and oil interests surface in press reports.

Andum M. Barthou Russia Hague United States The Wi!l Vian Lloyd George Sweden Czecho- Slovakia Italy Japan Rappato Germany Signor Schanzer Tehsterin U. S London Daily Herald British Labor Party Genoa Richard Wasburn Child Standard Oil Company Moscow George Techitcherin Downing Street America Royal Dutch- Shell Group Llord George

Pennsylvania Senate Race Mirrors Bonuse Politics Tightens Gubernatorial Clash

In Pennsylvania May 15 voters face a tense GOP primary as Senator Pepper defends Harding era ties against Burke who courted ex service members and labor votes over the soldiers bonus while Pinchot and Alter camps forecast uncertain results. The soldiers bonus issue dominates the campaign as Legion posts oppose Pepper and the Soldiers Civil League backs Burke.

Harrisburg George Sharton Pepper Pennsylvania Gifford Pinchot Pepper William J. Burke Pittsburgh United States Senate Burke Newberry Michigan Big Wall Street Harding Boise Penrose Hisriends American Legion G. R Woodside Allegheny County Veterans of Foregn Wars Soldiers Civil League Alter Pinchot Punnehot Milford Pike County Napoleon

Judgment Starts A Lot Of Trouble

Harry Redington sues Lee Muckelburg The Mendelson Reducing Co and the National Fire Insurance claiming July recovery of 132 in a justice court and an unsatisfied transcript execution The Reduction Co holds a chattel mortgage on Muckelburgs Buick touring car The car was stolen incurring about 2000 Redington asks for a receiver and to restrain insurance payout to any but the receiver

Harry Redington Lee Muckelburg Mendelson Reducing Co National Fire Insurance Court of Common Pleas Reduction Co Muckelburg Redington

Two Large Judgments Awarded Today

Judge Thompson entered multiple judgments this morning in foreclosure and debt cases. A. A. Standen v Andrew Severs resulted in a $8 339 339 award for the plaintiff. The Rhinelander officerator Co v H R Freeman granted a $337 98 default judgment. Parsch Lumber Co v Labor Advocate et al awarded $2 151 02 default. In New York May 15 Thomas L Chadbourne denied that a six company steel merger violates Sherman or Clayton acts. The contemplated merger includes Midvale Steel Republic Iron Steel Inland Steel and Tube Co of America Stressed firms include Bried Hut Steel Inland Steel Youngstown Sheet Tube.

Thompson A. A. Standen Andrew Severs Mlaintiff Rhinelander offic#rator Co H. R Freeman Parsch Lumber Co The Labor Advocate J Brown C. D. Knapp F. Jakiser Spaulding Coal Co New York Thomas L. Chadbourne Midvale Steel Republic Iron & Steel Inland Steel and Tube Company Amer Ita Bried Hut Steel Inland Steel Youngstown Sheet & Tube Company

Market Sees Mixed Opens Across Stocks And Commodities

NY stocks show a fiery tone at the open with Gainers including Lackawanna Steel and Gulf States Steel while US Steel remains steady. Regional grain and livestock prices appear mixed with wheat corn oats and rye futures quoted in Toledo and Chicago notes.

Stocks Brighten at Open with Mixed Movements

The New York stock market opened with a strong tone led by Trans-Continental Oil up 2 points to 129 1/4. Steel gained 3/8 to 99 1/2 while Lackawanna slipped 5/8 to 77 1/2 and Bethlehem Steel B fell 1.

New York Lackawanna Steel Gulfi States Steel US Steel Pittsburgh West Virginia Mes Wu, &. Steel Lackawanna Bethlehem Steel

Shooting of ex convict Behan shocks Brooklyn in same pattern

Joseph Behan 32 ex convict and reputed Wire Hand leader was seriously wounded lying in bed beside his wife at 2 Warden Street Brooklyn Meehan who led the same gang was killed under identical circumstances. A policeman was tried and acquitted for that killing. Behan says he has no knowledge of his attacker and will handle it his own way. At Sing Sing he starred for the prison ball team.

New York Joseph Behan Gvell Sing Sing Behan

Jessie M Carpenter of North Eaton Dies

Jessie M Carpenter of North Eaton died Saturday night at Memorial hospital from pneumonia. She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs A J Carpenter. Her remains were taken to Jenkins parlors and funeral services were to be held tomorrow at 2 PM from her late home.

Jessie M Carpenter North Eaton Memorial Hospital A. J Carpenter Jenkins Amherst R. C. Blum Cleveland James Gormley Toledo Mary Bookls Lorain Norman Wortman Elmore Amber Friends Ward Tolhuret Middle Ridge B. R Worcester Chas, Jouch Ellen Holshauer Alex Cameron Wellington B. T. Gawn Philip Baus Jacob Baus E. R. Worcester

Peer hearing postponed to fall in Ohio case

A message from Columbus says that Mike Peer president of the El Jr service commission asked the court to bar Mayor Grail from hearing charges that could lead to dismissal. The postponement until next fall due to the docket’s crowded condition.

Lorain Columbus Mike Peer el] Service Commission Grail

Newburg Asylum Site Move Planned to Eaton Area

Discussion notes a potential relocation of the Newburg institution to Eaton with a state stake in the current Newburg property. A reversion clause could return land to original heirs if unused for asylum, risking heavy losses after years of state investment. Many buildings would need removal before families could occupy new facilities.

Enire Newburg Eaton Hatch Newburg Newnar

Daylight saving chaos hits Washington with confusion

Reports from Washington on May 13 describe widespread disruption as the new daylight saving scheme, nicknamed ragtime, took effect and workers split between the old and new schedules. Scattered cities faced early start confusion as sectors adjusted to the time change.

Washington National Capitol

Harding May Name Secretary to Porto Rican Post

President Harding weighs appointing his private secretary George B. Christian Jr as governor of Puerto Rico to succeed E Mont Reilly of Kansas City, per persistent official circles reports.

Harding George B. Christian, Jr Port Ries E. Mont Reilly Kansas City

English society leader enters moving pictures

Beautiful Lady Cynthia Mosley, leader of English society, has entered the movies to spread propaganda for the Union of Societies for Equal Citizenship. Speculation abounds about her father Lord Curzan.

Cynthia Mosley Union of Societies For Equal Citizenship Lord Curzan

American Ambassador to Great Britain praised for first year

London Times lauds George Harvey for a steady improvement in Anglo American relations during his first year as American ambassador to Great Britain. The praise follows remarks at J E Russell offices about withdrawal forms and future use.

London London Times George Harvey Great Maat

Bids Open for Milan Avenue Paving in Amherst

Bids from Ohio Engineering of Lorain Patterson Construction of Lorain and Elyria Construction Company were opened in Amherst town hall for concrete and brick paving and stone curbing. Contracts expected to be awarded on the first Tuesday night with sandstone curbing favored by stone companies.

Amherst Milan Avenue Town Hall Ohio Engineering Company Lorain Patterson Constructtion Company Elyria Construction Company Focal

Hospital Notes and Political Trial Report from Charleroi

Admissions list includes Ralph Strother Mrs George Standen Mrs Emma Ruth West Miss Marion Hanson Efe Varney and others. Discharges note Hazel Haskins Menna Dickinson Francis Howe Laura Tompkins Catherine Shyrock and babies Mary Purcello and Kate McKinney. In Charlestown West Virginia Don Chafin denies command role of deputy sheriffs at Blair Mountain as treason trial of Bin Blizzard unfolds amid Genoa conference implications.

Ralph Strother Bath Street George Standen Cleveland Street Emma Ruth West Avenue Marion Hanson East Avenue Efe Varney Eaton Hazel Haskins Wellington Menna Dickinson West Bridge Street Francis Howe Cleveland Martin Grattan Laura Tompkins LaGrange Catherine Shyrock Baby Lake Avenue Mary Purcello 18Th Street Kate McKinney Charlestown W. Vya Don Chafin Logan County West Virginia bin Blizzard Blair Mountain

Automobiles Gain Momentum Amid Revival In 20 Year Trend

The article notes a strong revival in manufacturing with April production possibly setting all time records for cars and trucks. It cites pig iron output rebounding 138 percent since a July trough, ties steel demand to coal supply, and reports construction in Cleveland focused on homes despite boom conditions. Stock prices for industrials rise, with the market showing its strongest eight month run post upturn in decades.

Cleveland Stock Exchange

Tanlac credited with curing Akron area woman

Nettie Phillips of Mogsdorf near Akron credits Tanlac with ending years of indigestion that confined her to toast and milk. She says ten bottles restored sleep, appetite, color, and weight, and she now eats normally without pain.

Nettie Phillips Mogsdorf Akron Advt

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