10 Nov 1923
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1923
Page
1
Fragmented report chronicles disputes over eligibility at an interscholastic event, with mention of Houserman and Bunn and a potential Elyria Noryria game being affected by age proofs. Other items note Berlin unrest, reparations talks, and Ludendorff testimony.
The American Legion Post No. 12 invites veterans and their families to a World War Voter party on November 12 at the Masonic Temple. Adjutant Elyria Legion warns attendees to respond by mail or phone to confirm attendance and provide current name and address for mailing lists.
A damaged OCR item notes multiple deaths at a plant tied to Pridavi and the Amherst Beret company. It mentions individuals Don, John Razor, and Serhin, plus a charge of failing to pay support. details are unclear due to text corruption.
The Elyra Township Board of Education elected Stella M. Smith and Clarence J. Smith to the board. Stella A. Smith led with 2st votes in two precincts while Clarence J. Smith received 276 votes and Othy Dellefeld 121 in the same precincts.
Forty deaths from plague were reported today from La Roche Morocco as legal action unfolds in a property dispute. Ajda Jones testified in court that a fence between properties had existed for years and was removed, with the plaintiff claiming damages. Ann Juncion 36 sought $1,000 in damages.
Over eight weeks Frank Klady and his team secured arrests in liquor cases. Their department spent just over $2,000 on salaries and collected $26,000 in fines, with $13,000 to the county and $12,000 to the State, yielding an estimated county profit near $11,000.
A recalled account marks ten years since a severe snow and ice storm crippled the city and nation. Traffic halted, railways blocked, and workers unable to reach jobs at the steel plant. Wires damaged, Elyria isolated, and twenty eight lake ships wrecked, including light ship 2 near Buffalo harbor with six crew members. Cornelius Leahy of Elyria died in the tragedy.
Wheeling W Va Nov 16 In criminal court Mrs Caroline Alloway 18 of Martins Ferry Ohio pleaded guilty to highway robbery and was sentenced to ten years in the state prison. She was sent to the penitentiary within an hour alongside Tom Gordon and Ole Schane also of Martins Ferry who drew 25 years each. The trio allegedly planned the suburb robbery to steal diamonds worth 34609 and 4. Gordon indicated a jailbreak plan as the sentence was carried out.
A night shift foreman at Ro and shops was shot and killed by a masked robber at 244 the morning. He had gone to Scott restaurant on South Works Street near the B and O roundhouse to eat lunch.
The weather bureau reports unsettled conditions early in the week with rain possible from Monday to Thursday. A return to fair weather is expected later in the week with normal temperatures in the Great Lakes area.
Veterans of Foreign Wars announces a county rally Tuesday evening at 7 30 in the city council chamber. Delegations from Amherst Wellington Grafton LaGrange and rural areas will attend with army navy and marine veterans. Speakers include Francis J Cook Major Russell and Senator J F Burke. Local post orders 100 more insignia buttons and 500 applications to organize an auxiliary.
President Calvin Coolidge urging universal support for the 1924 Red Cross membership roll call from November 11 to 29. He designates Armistice Day to Red Cross Sunday, calling churches to reflect on humanity and urging renewal of membership to sustain Red Cross relief and health efforts nationwide.
Frank Kledy inon 207 officers presented a battled an cide on this mourning at the courthouse with two pr ers in charge. Va ndra 2633 Paimaveque on second offer charge. This waning he plead go before jise Thompson and was fined 71.400 and costs. The other defendant was Sam 'seri proprietor of the South 'ain gata. While sarching basement of the xsarage Ka 3 Grorti with a package he was ok 19 throw onto the furnace Roa tackled tum. and on whe n let DOTA went to the mat K.s got a cut on his forehead and on hurt one hand. He arrest d man. howier. This m sorfi Mead net cuniv and will ¢ hearing uxt Wedner ey Vas.
Lorain and Elyria filed suit for divorce with claims of neglect and extreme cruelty. The petitioner alleges forged documents and interference with children while seeking alimony. the respondent denies and a separate action seeks a divorce from Georguts for gross neglect and cruelty, noting headlining abuse and abandonment.
Bartko Obuc of Lorain sues Elias Ewanezi for 3000 dollars alleging alienation of his wife Mrs. Obuc and that a child born to her is not his. He states the two formerly lived together and that Ewanezi persuaded Mrs. Obuc to seek divorce. He asks the court to declare nonpaternity and to compel support for the child.
Thousands of Ku Klux Klan members and supporters flocked to Deadman's Curve in Youngstown Ohio for a two city event. Army Militia stood on alert as authorities anticipated possible disturbances while a large turnout from West Virginia and Pennsylvania arrived by rail auto and air.
Mrs Anna Foley Stadler born March 15 1876 in North Kings sifie Ohio died this morning at her mother Mrs M W Foley of 441 Earl Court after a long illness from heart trouble and pneumonia complications. She practiced nursing in Elyria for fifteen years and was well known. Funeral services will be held at 42 Earl Court Monday afternoon at 2 o clock. Armistice Day preparations in Dayton include a parade and a monument dedication for war heroes with General Damont of the French embassy delivering the main address.
Federal prohibition agents arrested over 200 people in the nation’s capital in the largest dry raid to date. More than 1003 stations were searched and vast quantities of mash liquor and home brews were seized. The roundup targeted poorer districts where corn whiskey stills thrived and included men and women of diverse backgrounds.
Federal prohibition officials plan rapid seizures of numerous Pennsylvania breweries and expect actions in New Jersey, Ohio, New York, and other states. Breweries listed for service allegedly operated under fake beverage permits, manufacturing and selling prohibited liquor as treasury agents coordinate with department officials.
An Army dirigible worker died after the craft crashed during its ascent in Mineral, Nevada. The incident occurred as the airship TC-2 moved aloft from a ground site, with a ground crew member fatally injured in the fall near the landing area. Prelate Aare Rasmussen attended the aftermath.
A 27 year old woman Nelle Ross admitted violating the Mann Act and was sentenced to months in the penitentiary. The case arose from an incident in Columbus last July involving moral purposes. The defendant, Harry Caine, was also connected to the proceedings in Missouri.
In New York on Nov 10 Emelio Telesio, 20, stabbed his lover Theresa Cassassa, 30, then leapt from a window as a policeman and a priest aided the injured man. Cassassa died after the fall, Telesio survived. The couple had quarreled when he brought a younger woman to her apartment.
Columbus announces P. E. Kilger of Lima will become chief of the child care bureau effective December 1, replacing H. H. Howatt who resigned. The move is part of state welfare reorganizations.
In 1914 reports show plans for a large automobile year with city department deadlines and a proposed fee tribute. Officials discuss distribution of costs and potential impacts on local transit funding and business interests.
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