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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1923
Page
9
In a bleak snapshot of market activity, observers flag growing short selling pressures and warnings about potential rapid declines. Analysts reference notable short positions and liquidity concerns amid volatility in key stocks and market sectors.
General Lawrence D Sawyer a Brons ville Tennessee manufacturer may seek the Democratic nomination for U S Senator in 1924. The article notes Sawyer’s potential candidacy amid party considerations and political signals from the era.
Colonel Thomas Chalmes McCorvey, longtime University of Alabama professor, retires this spring after fifty years of service. He held the history and political science chair since 1888 after earlier roles as instructor and commandant. An alumnus who began teaching in 1878.
The advertisement touts Kellogg's Bran as a versatile healthful aid with multiple serving methods. It claims benefits for constipation and regularity, suggests uses in baking and sprinkling on cereals, and notes two tablespoonfuls per person per meal in chronic cases. It also promotes nationwide availability and requests to ask at restaurants.
John K Parks of Columbus says he was robbed at his home while at work nearby. He reports a four colored woman he does not know took $96 from his pockets and fled. Deputies stopped Parks, who had a revolver, and arrested him for possessing a firearm without authorization.
In New Athens Obio May 22 a dispute over plumbing and sanitation at the Presbyterial parsonage led to the resignation of Rev George Po Stewart. Members argued improvements were unnecessary and no service system existed, delaying upgrades and sparking church tensions.
Toledo May 22 nearly $300 was turned over to the church trustees of St Paul’s MoE church to mut the teachings of an unwise conscience Rev T Wallis says the pastor told his congregation the money was given by an unnamed member years ago for church purposes and now returned
A jumble of names and places shows a Camden weekend with relatives visiting from Wakemay and Elyria. The list includes Mr and Mrs Waran, Mr and Mrs Frarh CcChintock, and Mr and Mrs Jitone, plus Flo rice Reea and others seen at a Deer watch and Sunday gatherings around Camden and nearby towns.
London May 22 a tailor confesses weakness as the Mayor of Oxford urges more suitable designs to suit man’s contour. The tailors convention hears the comment amid cautious optimism for improved attire.
A boy, identified as Luicester Lailand Wie, reportedly drank poison after elaborate preparations and after writing letters to friends. An undertaker and coroner described his condition as he died, revealing the distress and turmoil surrounding the incident.
On May 21 in Cincinnati two men were wounded when a request for a match led to a shooting exchange on Smith Street. One victim, white, the other black, were hit in the left forearm. Police could not determine who fired the shots.
Memorial services will be at the Christian church next Sunday. The baccalaureate was delivered at Union church by Rey Harris with Oberlin women hymn accompaniment. Commencement exercises will be held at Union church Thursday evening May 24, followed by a program at the Christian church. Various local residents and visitors attended services and events, including Oberlin faculty, families from Pittsfield and Columbia Station, and residents moving or visiting in Kipton during the period.
A fragmentary 19th century courtship note describes a wedding doomed by fear and death. A man aged 22, Joseph Venard, faced a fatal crisis after declaring love while worsening health and sudden shock. The piece hints at a suicide or lethal event that followed a failed engagement.
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