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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1922
Page
3
Washington reports officials viewing the national elections as a solid GOP win. Democrats gain control of the House with a large margin while the Senate remains Republican as returns show sweeping gains nationwide.
In Spangler Pennsylvania the Kelly Coal mine disaster ends with aid workers reporting eighty bodies found and identified, funerals planned, coroner inquests to follow, and no additional fatalities expected beyond those already hospitalized.
A. J. Beveridge sent a public message congratulating his opponent Samuel Polis after a victory in the U S senate race in Indiana. Beveridge said he was glad Indiana would have a capable senator and wished him happiness and success.
Fragmentary foreign policy note discusses possible Tory government in Britain and implications for U S relations and aid funding in South America. The garbled text mentions humanitarian concerns and political shifts affecting international funding and alliances.
Undertaking services will be held tomorrow afternoon at one oclock. Rev officiating. Burial service at LeGrange cemetery.
Woorrow Wilson said he was pleased with early returns from polls across the country. The president spoke in Washington as results trickled in from the Nov election day.
Dora Forster, a jewelry worker in New York City, uses her skilled hand to fashion toys from tin cans during her leisure time. She has created models from locomotives to clocks and has won admiration at several art exhibitions.
Statewide tabulation from 6,452 precincts in Ohio reports Drys sweeping districts 13,15,18,19 and 22 while Democrats win 9,11,14,16,17,20 and 21. Senator results list Fess (R) 554,100 and Pomerene (D) 547,233. Thompson leads in some districts, with close counts in others amid partial early tallies.
In Martin County race results, Sheriff Davey Ungerill, a Democrat, defeats Whittemore to claim the congressional seat. The county elected several other officials including Judge G Wr and W.B. Thomson for about six years, with majorities reported though not exact.
La Grange High School notes recount activities from a football win by S. H. 8 over Wellington and senior class ring arrivals. The report lists fallen and returned players, honor role qualifiers, grade performances, and spelling and perfect grades across grades with numerous named students and staff.
Vague OCR fragment lists candidates and vote counts for various offices in Franklin County. Mentions include senators Greer and Thompson, congress candidate for the 12th District, and Supreme Court figures Day Hough Matthews, with several numerical totals and party references mixed in.
Real estate transfers recorded include Marko Sipian to Wojciech Knela lot 4767 in Sheffield Land Co ad to Lorain for 1500 dollars. Fidelity Realty Co to George Urbanic lot 2187 in Lorain for 4300 dollars. Frank Szekely to Martin Athest lot 1782 in Lorain for 5006 dollars. Elyria township school board to Louis Kramer part of lot 16 east of Black River Elyria. Martin Albert to Joseph Szekley part of lot 33 Brownhelm for 5000 dollars. Wallace Bensee to Anna Neuberger part of lot 27 five acres Ridgowilla for 3500 dollars.
The anti saloon league claims the drys will hold a substantial majority in both the Senate and House. Forecasts show a safe Senate majority, while House results depend on late returns from 25 to 30 doubtful districts. Andrew Voistaad’s defeat in Minnesota is noted as not unexpected amid local opposition.
New York stocks opened fractionally lower with light dealings. Several active issues recovered shortly after, including Steel Common, Baldwin, Studebaker, Famous Players, and chemical shares. Livestock receipts and cattle prices showed gains while grain and futures moved mixed amid volatile early trading.
In Wilmington Delaware T Coleman Dupont a multinational Republican senator is defeated for reelection by Democrat Thomas F Bayard with a majority of 563 Bayard hails from an old colonial family and his victory follows Delaware’s political backlash over the Dyer anti lynching bill The state also elects Reyes over Layton and ridges the Republican ticket to defeat attributing it to the anti lynching issue.
In the City league the Eagles won two of three against the Ohio Public Service five at Teampie alleys Tuesday night. The Public Service team captured the first game easily but dropped the next two games.
Local column lists social visits and callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. CM Ross in Eaton. Names include Mrs. CM Ross Earl of Wallagton Air and Mrs R R Ross and family Mr and Mrs R H Cole and Elaine Mrs Marc Sumoger James Lengbon Aliens Bumner of Barea and others.
Pennsylvania voters elect Gifford Pinchot as governor by a statewide majority exceeding 213000. The result shows Democratic gains in eight of 36 congressional districts and marks a strong cross country turnout with Pepper and Reed far ahead of Pinchot. Also noted are school fundraising efforts and local social plans tied to the Parent Teachers Association meeting.
An old health ad suggests flushing kidneys with four ounces of Jad Salts dissolved in water each morning to neutralize uric acid and relieve bladder irritation. The remedy, advertised as inexpensive and safe, claims rapid easing of burning scalding sensations and nighttime urination.
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