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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1923
Page
16
The Eagles Hall hosts a free children’s comedy night with an all star Cleveland cast for the 20th anniversary. The program promises a side splitting evening for kids and adults alike.
In Philadelphia a suit was filed in U S district court by shop crafts workers alleging nondisplay compliance with railroad labor board regulations. An injunction seeks to force recognition of unions and recovery of 15 million dollars for alleged wage underpayments due to management noncompliance.
A New York physician warns that many suffer catarrh of the stomach misdiagnosed as indigestion. Symptoms include coated tongue, bad breath, sour stomach, vomiting, and gas. untreated catarrh can lead to ulcers and cancer. Treatment proposed is hot water with pure bisurated magnesia before meals, acting as solvent and antacid without laxative effects. Obtainable from local druggists in pure bisurated form.
Berlin November 2 The socialists decided this afternoon to withdraw from the Stressmann coalition cabinet. Three socialist ministers were expected to resign this evening Wilhelm Sols mann interior Gustav Radbrook justice and Robert Schmidt reconstruction led the walkout.
Reports say the former heir to the throne may not have returned to Germany as claimed. Officials noted the return date remains unsettled and could influence the volatile German political scene with communists opposing any perceived nationalist revival as Bavarian fascists allegedly stage a coup.
U S Senator Robert M La Follette Wisconsin appealed to aid the unfortunate people of Germany on his return to Portland Missouri from a three months tour of Europe. The rest of the text mentions odd trivia about charters and beavers unrelated to the core news item.
Four unmasked bandits robbed the First National Bank of Ottawa Kansas at the vaults point and fled with between 25 000 and 30 000 dollars in cash. Ten employees were forced to the floor while the thieves looted nearly all silver and currency on hand.
Helen Stokes testified about 14 photographs taken on a ranch near Cheyenne Wyoming in 1910. She identified 14 people in the album and said only four appeared in any photo. She spent about two weeks on the ranch and could not recall attending the 1904 St Louis world's fair.
West Ridge residents share visits with relatives from Columbia Station Amherst Elyria and Cleveland. The Parent Teachers Association held a Plate Social at Harry Lauer s home with sixty seven members and children attending. Various dinners and gatherings feature local families including Hunger Fowl Lang and Hart with multiple relatives visiting in Fremont Bellevue Vermilion and Cleveland.
Local families from Lorain and South Ridge hosted and visited relatives over the weekend. Names include Hart Seeley Pierce Burrer Stang Beal Snyder and others gathered at multiple homes.
Mrs. Charles Strickland received a house warming with twenty seven guests from Eaton Ridgeville Cleveland and Elyria. Relatives delivered gifts including a fernery and bathroom rug as Grandma Marcus plans extended visit.
Widespread fractional moves mark early exchange trading with Willys Overland volumes substantial while other issues edge up and down. Rail stocks hold ground as industrials falter and oil issues such as Texas Oil and Cosden slip amid profit taking.
Charles Strickland and several women including Mrs Vern Corolah Mrs Elizabeth Cousing Mrs George Cornish Mrs Lewis Grills Mrs Milo Cornish and Mrs Dorrow appear in the notice of suit with multiple respondents listed in the public matter.
In Durkeville on November 2, Mr. and Mrs. Adam Miller of Berlin ville visited Mr. and Mrs. G H Wilson. Guy Amsbury and family of LaGrange called on their parents, Mr. and Mrs. G H Box. Norman Reisinger of Grafton honored at a Wednesday party attended by Hugh and Mildred Reisinger. E E Durken family toured to Litchfield. Silk lost in the Japanese quake estimated at 42000 bales.
Community notices include Circle No. 4 of the Vincent Ladies Aid gathering at Mrs Stindring’s home and various visits by local residents. The Vincent Epworth League plans a masquerade in the Vincent auditorium this evening. In New York billiards, Edouard Horemans and Roger Conti prepared for a 500 point match as both have yet to win a game in the championship series.
Billy Ryan of Cincinnati has an offer to meet welterweight champion Mickey Walker in a ten round bout later this month. The offer came from local matchmaker Joe Murphy. Walker is currently suspended in New Jersey but expected to be lifted within a week or so.
The text notes Venice importing coal and citing May figures of 104,685 metric tons from Great Britain. It mentions wool growing and rope making in St Helena where Napoleon was exiled, and describes Rotten Row in London as a one and a half mile fashionable equestrian promenade.
A new small motor attached to a river shipment device speeds cake mixing. Adjustable window shelves for flower pots are now marketed. Eskimo dogs haul sleds 20 to 40 miles daily.
The inventor TT Johnesn, 64, MO Lake Chicago. He seeks help to trace a lamp failure and asks how to obtain age without experience or money, offering $256 to $500 per month.
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