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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1922
Page
4
Zanesville police report a daytime break in at Weber Brothers dry goods between 7 am and 6 pm Sunday. Thieves blew the safe with nitro glycerin and looted about 4000 pounds and 6000 dollars in receipts from Saturday afternoon to 9:30 pm. Fingerprint experts say no prints were found and suspects wore gloves.
Judge Redington heard the parole application for Chas Leo Mardi and Paul Fracchione both of Lorain convicted of highway robbery. A companion Tom Fulci an older man has been sent to the penitentiary. Witnesses included George Clark Dr Alfred Grills Lorenz Montil Philip Ausin and Italian friends. Lorain police officials were summoned to testify for the State.
The Rialto Theatre presents Edward Clarke Lilley’s sensational stage drama Your Children and Mine tonight. A comedy drama billed as America's greatest play, it explores family life with brisk humor and dramatic moments appealing to parents and children alike.
Cincinnati report details three year old Lester Gick fatally burned when his clothing caught fire while burning leaves. His mother Mary S. Harrod and bystanders tried to smother the flames. she was badly burned and the boy died hours later. His eight year old brother William was severely burned aiding.
M B Newton of 159 Buchel Ave Akron Ohio a Goodyear employee says Tanlac cured his run down condition stomach gas pains bloating nausea thinness headaches and dizziness He reports no aches after weeks of use and says he can work all day without tiring Tanlac is sold by all good druggists.
George J. Ranshaw longtime Church of Christ pastor and war worker died last Tuesday at his sister’s home in Covington Kentucky after a stroke. He led the local Church of Christ and later worked in life insurance. active in the Chamber of Commerce and the YMCA. Survived by wife and two children Weten Ranshaw and Mrs. William Barber.
Louie Kolek of 121 Quincy street says he was held up Saturday night and robbed of a $65 Eig in watch and chain. Kolman Feulhaber was arrested for intoxication after a search found the watch and chain. Kolek plans to press highway robbery charges.
The article describes the Doorn wedding of Hermine and Wilhelm with no formal Hring of salutes, scenes at the castle, Servants introduced to the bride, and the child Princess Sunshine feeling homesick while meeting her new stepfather.
Amesbury Mass November 6 Frank M Morrell age 60 a well known retired business man shot and killed his wife Mary as she slept beside him and then killed himself with a bullet to the brain. No motive is found. The couple leaves four sons and a daughter.
St Pauls Evangelical Church seeks court approval to borrow 11575 to purchase additional land on Third Street in the city.
New York trading shows mixed moves with Steel Common at 2068 and Mexican Petroleum down near two points to 222 1-2. Studebaker dips 1 point, Northern Pacific drops 3-4, May Department Stores climbs 3 1-4 to 168, Chile Copper up 1 point to 28 1-8.
Tanatz Kordeleski of 3111 Camden avenue Lorain is in Memorial hospital after a late Saturday night crash. He suffered two or three broken ribs and minor bruises when his Ford coupe collided with Carl Walf’s machine on East River Street and overturned. Police expect reckless driving charges. Two hours later his brother Felariing Felariing hospitalized after a second accident at East avenue and Sroad street involving Carl Winekles street.
Five people were taken to St. Joseph's hospital after a two-vehicle crash two miles east of Lorain on Saturday night. The Garaigz car occupants: John Garaigz, his wife Marty Garasgz grievously injured, and others named Laroski, Andy Koper, and Mike Schuster were injured.
Charles Berg aged 75 died at his daughter Mrs Clarence Lapp’s home on the Russia town line road after three months of illness with multiple diseases. He leaves a daughter Mrs Lapp and a son Albert Berg of Amherst and two grandchildren. Funeral arrangements to be announced tomorrow.
Federal authorities say a large auto theft ring operating through Lima and nearby cities Bellefontaine Kenton and Marion has been disrupted. A warrant for Charles Alva Allen of Kenton tied to ring manager George Wauldron, a former Detroit police officer, was issued in the U S district court of Toledo.
Relief cars from southern New York and Pittsburgh head to Spangler Pennsylvania to aid entombed coal miners after a blast. A special train with a hospital car equipped with gas masks and oxygen tanks travels at speed toward Spangler as officials accompany the mission.
John Deardon, 72, of Volk Street Springfield Mass, died at Menvar asplial after a ten day illness. He came to the city and asked the police for lodging, was housed, and taken to the hospital when his sickness was noticed. The illness was appendicitis and he refused operation. A sister in Springheld will receive his remains today.
Neiuun Detgeld Bas sues Rev. Vladimir Kopychak to recover 2650 dollars claimed as due on purchase of two pieces of real estate on Hengartner's allotment. He also asks the court to require an accounting of rents and expenses for insurance and taxes.
Amid discontent in political circles, campaign leaders claim gains for Democrats while Republicans forecast majorities. Key districts including Isaac R. Sherwood against W W Chalmers and Warren Gard versus Roy Fitzgerald loom as votes on a 2.75 percent beer measure tighten the race. A bombing at Alderman O'Toole’s Chicago home follows a ward meeting.
Lawrence Baker and Helen Neidhart married quietly Saturday in their new Wellington home on Carpenter Street with two witnesses. Rev. Naramore officiated as the couple plans a brief wedding trip then residence at their furnished home. Wellington High School also won a game 12 to 19 at New London. County Dry members and locals greeted the visiting delegation during a day meeting in Wellington with a large turnout.
An advertisement argues against immediate relief medicines and narcotics for colds. It promotes Father John’s Medicine based on cod liver oil, claiming it strengthens the body, soothes breathing passages, and helps the system expel the cold without narcotics or stimulants.
Oberlin College President will deliver six philosophy lectures at NYU starting November 24. The topics cover The Scientific Approach, The Psychological Approach, The Value Approach, The Personal and Ethical Approach, The Philosophical Approach, and The Biblical and Christian Approaches.
The Oberlin Art Association outlines exhibitions lectures and gallery talks for the coming year. It emphasizes blending arts with engineering education and civic knowledge. The Art building is open 7 to 9 pm on weekdays and 2 to 4 pm Sundays with extended hours on weekdays.
Dr Louis E Lord head of the Latin Department at Oberlin College will preside at the Ohio Conference state meeting at Denison University Granville Ohio November 9 10 and 11. Professor W L Carr will report on the classical investigation to date and Professor Carr on leave of absence plans a nationwide study of Latin teaching methods in high and preparatory schools through the United States.
Oberlix November 6 bishop Paul Jones of New York will address the Liberal club on The Fellowship of Reconciliation in the library faculty room at o oclock Tuesday November 1. Jones is secretary of the fellowship promoting Christian religion in social industrial national and international relations. All are invited.
Oberlin College schedules annual Board of Trustees meeting for Friday November 17 in the Jacob Dolson Cox Memorial Building. Budget discussions for the Graduate School Arts and Letters and the Conservatory will be on the agenda.
Oberlin notes report affiliation day planned for next Sunday and Epworth League activities resumed with supper and treat evening in sailors rooms. Several local residents are mentioned visiting relatives and traveling, including Mrs J Allen of Barberton visiting daughter Mrs H Waterman, and Prof Budington attending family bereavements.
The League of Women Voters failed to secure debate on the wage reduction and the 3.1 mill tax levy with City Council Finance Committee, as organizers urged citizens to oppose the ordinance. Officials signatories E A Waldron L E Sweet J M Powell W C Cory call for employee fairness and tax measure scrutiny.
Robert W. Hall a 28 year old Columbus man faced accusations of aiding convicts to escape. Hall was found in a city prison cell and arrested on a warrant from Perry County after two prisoners fled from the state brick plant in Junction City last week. Warden Thomas dismissed Hall from his job at the penitentiary brick plant.
List of patients and addresses in Mo ville Vermilion Lorain Canton and Grafton with discharges including Mrs Herbst and baby girl at 546 Lodi Street and Mrs Minch and baby boy at 124 Cornell Avenue. Admission note about poverty quoted as admissions poverty may pinch an honest Tan but it never destroys.
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