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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1923
Page
4
Of 13 Scottish districts voting on local option, three shifted from dry to wet while the remaining ten stayed wet. Official returns released today show the spread of the beverage question across the districts.
Bulletin dispatches from Barcelona and other cities note an earthquake shock felt today traced to the Balearic Islands. Reports from Bucharest and Moscow describe political and public order events while Melbourne passes a public safety bill after an all night session.
As cold weather intensifies, residents seek energy and warmth proposals to counter seasonal lethargy. Officials emphasize wellness programs and community support while markets show rising demand for heating and outdoor gear.
London dispatch states former Premier David Lloyd George arrives tomorrow after a victorious U.S. trip with predictions he will dive into politics to regain the premiership. New York report notes Mrs Helen Elwood Brokes wife of William Barr Dodge Stokes faces jury with a sensational divorce case hinging on the high profile millionaire plaintiff.
Newark reports the season’s first snow with freezing temperatures. Columbus sees an application for a receiver for Crane Ohio Ice Cream Company, a subsidiary of the defunct R. L. Collings Co. A third Ohio conference on water purification is slated for November 21 at the Southern hotel. Newark reports an infant found in a parked auto near zero degree temps and later claimed by a couple. Lima notes EH Brentlinger, 65, freed from a police cell after bond reductions amid multiple liquor lease cases totaling $48,000 in bonds.
Broatlinger set two city records by amassing the most arrests for liquor law violations and facing the highest police court bond, $15,000. Also listed are market quotes and a Covington federal contempt action against Harry J. Meyers, with a note on Surinam's temperature extremes.
Peterson of Buffalo promotes Peterson's Ointment as a cure for eczema piles and skin diseases. Satisfied customers from Pittsburgh and Racine report relief after using one 36 cent box.
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