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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1925
Page
12
In St Louis on May 21 Martin J Swatek 33 and his wife Gladys were found shot. A Bible with Thou shalt not kill and Thou shalt not commit adultery was found near the bodies. Neighbors reported a quarrel in recent days. Martin died soon after. Gladys was dead at the scene. An unrelated note mentions popular South African sports.
Washington May 22 reports in the Bureau of Standards discuss indoor weather control and humidity management as a growing engineering goal for health and comfort. Scientists believe radio waves could influence weather and even affect the human body for healing, with experiments touching rainfall and potential tornado prevention.
Malcolm Court announces Cinders Builders' Supplies selling coal and related goods at Intercity Coal and Supply. Telephone contact provided as 225072259.
In a dramatic basement scene Michael, Lilah, and Mother Pharley uncover a hidden bundle of bonds tossed with trash. Sally apologizes as blame shifts, and the group discusses trust and how to handle the bonds, with Linh keeping money control. The chapter ends with plans to place the bonds in a trust and a hint of further action.
A historical note discusses broadcasting electrical energy to counter tornadoes in the Middle West and to disperse rainclouds over drought areas as a potential weather control method that might have saved lives and property.
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Fragmented OCR text notes a shift toward productive areas and wealth growth in the United States. It mentions aerial energy experiments and government radio control, plus Earl Sande as a notable figure earning about 60 000 annually.
Boston authorities seized the Steamship Van from Jonesport Maine with 45000 dollars worth of liquor at commercial wharf. Eleven crewmen were arrested as more than one thousand cases of champagne and other liquors valued at 45 dollars per case were seized. The raid followed a tip from Boston harbor police after the vessel neared the wharf as part of efforts to block rum running along the coast. The liquor was stored in government bonded warehouses and the prisoners were taken to the federal building for bond.
Wealthy New Yorkers fear exposure as Francis P Dougherty and Leonard W Horton face allegations of running a nationwide divorce scheme. The duo, a Providence lawyer and a master in chancery, allegedly operated eight divorce firms that arranged about 200 Rhode Island divorces.
With 4,000,000 players nationwide billiards claims the largest participation among all sports. The statement notes widespread engagement and compares it to other athletic activities.
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