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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1922
Page
15
Mrs. Stevens, widow of the slain clergyman, says Henry Stevens plans to go to Europe to spur authorities into action in the Hall Mills murder. She claims they arranged a rapid call system and criticizes state troopers guarding their home while noting they intend to proceed abroad if officials do not act.
In Dallas November 7 voters faced a pivotal choice over whether a Ku Klux endorsed candidate can win the U.S. Senate seat. Mayfield, a Democratic nominee, and George E. B. a Republican nominee, but with Klan backing, dominated discussion as ballots went to precincts.
Word reached here of the death of Mrs. A H Mooert at her daughter Ettie Starrs home in Cleveland Mrs Mooert was long a resident of Cleveland and lived at the corner of Middle and High streets for thirty years The text notes she had been ill and a caregiver recently passed away with limited readable details
Nov 9 report notes that the 8 Lloyd escape case touched on a communist maid in Washington. The piece hints at political subversion rumors and rapid results through classifieds.
Voter turnout reaches 10 million as storms sweep the west and rain drenches the east. Republicans predict continued Senate and House control with modest seat changes, while Democrats expect mixed results in key states such as New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania. Governor contests in New York and New Jersey draw national attention as Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana Missouri Iowa and Nebraska shape the national outcome with notable figures like Smith Frelinghuysen Edwards Pinchot Beveridge and Reed in focus.
Maj. John Ob Aator amid hecklers said Astor wealth is transferring from America to England while a large part of the fortune remains tied to New York real estate. he hinted at moving assets to London to avoid U.S. taxes and keep Gotham close to home.
The article notes German reactions to Kaiser Wilhelm’s marriage and the silent irony during the ceremony. A wreath was placed for The Silent Sufferer, reflecting the somber mood surrounding the events.
Constantinople greeted Gen Refet as leader of the Kemal movement with mass demonstrations. Admirers carried the general through streets while prayers at Fatih Mosque honored a bloodless victory. Reports note political opposition from conservative business interests and senators Hitchcock and Howell amid Mudania diplomacy.
Although Brown Newark escape Ennridge B rendson with an Ohio motor bus at road street last night injured boy Wes taken to At hospitz.
Disjointed OCR reports a posse of farmers near Ci Bar surrounded a woods near Weaston on a bank robbery attempt. A cashier was assaulted or injured, and about 1600 dollars were involved. The event triggered alarms and a coordinated escape plan.
The readable text describes improvised bodies and rough preparation for burial or washing. It mentions Salvation Army and morgue intake, with references to duties around handling bodies and cleaning supplies. The fragmentary wording limits clear context or events.
The remark bags misty humor as critics say speeches in Congress this season are dry. A witty line notes that a modern statesman aims to win votes to secure re election rather than public wisdom.
London reports a ministerial wound heightens the Near East crisis as British troops face Turkish resistance in Constantinople. Former Prime Minister Lloyd George campaigns in Seaford, insisting the British flag must not fall and calling for firmness against the Turk to preserve peace.
Homer Gott, 68, who was struck by Hall's taxi this morning, died at Memorial Hospital at 2 30 this afternoon.
Funeral rites for Charles Berg will be held at the late home tomorrow at 2 p m with Reverend Egli of Amherst officiating. Burial will follow in Cleveland Street Cemetery Amherst.
A tale from the Japan Advertiser recounts Mary Pickford and Charlie Chaplin meeting in a film studio with playful dialogue about a book. A separate item notes James Brown killing a rich woman's French poodle on First Street and offering to replace it.
Readable OCR shows a grocery price list with items such as butter per lb eggs per dozen poultry heavy fowls roosters broilers turkeys and various produce including beans onions field tomatoes potatoes cabbage sweet potatoes and cabbage prices per unit or weight. The fragment lacks complete figures for many items but conveys a mid century market snapshot of daily staples.
New York stock markets were shut on election day while local exchanges paused. In Cleveland live stock, cattle receipts rose 20 percent with a steady market and calves reached top figures around 12,560. Sheep and lambs saw a 50 cent uptick with top at 34.50, hogs totaled about 2,000 in receipts though pricing and heavy categories were unclear due to garbled text.
Lorain City Council refused to appoint three nominees for the board of health proposed by Mayor Grall to replace Ber Harris. Harris remains in office and will serve until the council changes its stance.
In Bellefontaine Ohio a doctor arriving to attend the funeral of Mrs M Hamilton died suddenly of apoplexy. The fatal event postponed services for Mrs Ernest Hamilton who died in a traffic crash earlier today.
Agnes Ruch Crampton, 15, via Stella Harringer, sues Earl Crampton in common pleas court for revocation of a claimed common law marriage. Allegations state he deceived her, age 18 at license, July 26, 1922, while she was a minor, and he threatens to kill her if contact continues. An injunction to prevent cohabitation or molestation is requested.
Rafet Pasha, representing Angora, informs allied high commissioners that Turkish nationalists reject dual control of Constantinople. A tense standoff grows as martial law may be declared, residents seek embassy protection, and 7000 fugitives are evacuated to Salonika. Ratet Pasha continues to press demands, raising taxes and forcing Christians to support the nationalist army.
In Cincinnati the Morrow accommodation of the Pennsylvania Lines crashed into the rear of the Richmond accommodation. Frank K E Meyer 63 general yardmaster of the Pennsylvania Railroad was killed and four others injured. Meyer was riding in a baggage car at the rear of the Morrow train and died of a fractured skull en route to a hospital.
The Allied high commissioners sent an ultimatum to the Turkish nationalist government in Ankara informing that allied troops will remain in Constantinople until the Near East peace treaty is signed.
Officials warn against evasion by profiteers in tax cases likely to reach court. Many disputes hinge on deductions for profit items and records battles with well funded defense. Some taxpayers favor settlements to avoid criminal exposure while grand juries may reveal more in pending actions.
An election in Cincinnati’s 18th ward precinct B was enlivened by a chair clash between Ben Nicholson a Democrat and Harry Williams a Republican election judge. Williams and other Republican workers said Nicholson became too officious handling ballots. Only chairs were damaged as the principals were separated after a few moments.
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