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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1922

Page

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Dry Majority in Lorain County Shocks Campaign

Citizens across Lorain County celebrate a tripling of the dry vote compared to three years ago, with strong backing from the W C U and local leaders. Officials thank organizers like Dr Edwin Kirby and editor J F Burke, noting widespread church support and a network of "minute men" ready for duty in the prohibition effort.

Lorain County Drs Federati Nellie Hill Peo Ohio Wesh W.C. U Rgy Mtion Chrons-Telegram Nator J. F. Burke R. Webber Elyria Jones G. H. Chamberlain Manies B. M. Sponsellor Hlington Vria Cir Edwin Kirby Kirby Burke

Probate court entries list multiple Norfolk probate actions

The record covers several entries in probate court including the wills and administrations for Elam Morley Sheldon of Carlisle William F Johnson as administrator for Dor F Johnson Emma Sand Christen Lampe Robina Wilson and Naomi Woffett in Lorain Cleve area with bond amounts noted and exemplified wills admitted for probate.

Elam Morley Sheldon 2 Carlisle Wiliam F. Johnson Dor'f Johnson Carlisie Katherine Hult Emma Sand Elyria L. Swain Christen Lampe Robina Wilson Leg Heier Stentz Naomi Woffett W. E.fet Lorain

Clemenceau Begins American Visit With Hope to Bridge Ties

Paris dispatch reports Georges Clemenceau the tiger of French politics left for the United States to deliver speeches aiming to ease wartime tensions and soften demands for France's debt payment. He traveled from Paris to Havre by automobile and boarded a boat train with only a valet accompanying him.

Paris Georges Clemenceau Derauce United States Gether America France Clemenceau Six O'Etwork Havre Havre In An Automobile. Shnres St. Lazare M. Clemenceau

Scotland Yard Chief Poisoning Threat Fails to Save Life

Sir William Horwood chief of Scotland Yard remains in critical condition after a candy mailed poisoning. Europe’s best detectives hunt the suspected poisoner with an arrest expected within 24 hours. Yard campaigns against track crooks were noted as a possible motive though officials call the attacker a lunatic.

Loston Novv William Horwood Scotland Yard Europe Hfe William

Lorain council trims city wages by fifteen percent

Lorain officials report a city council committee recommends a fifteen percent cut in salaries for police and fire departments to reduce expenses.

Lorain

Runaway youths picked up in Cleveland area

Bay Park youths 10 year old Elmer Snyder and 10 year old from Cleveland were taken into custody by local police and cared for overnight. Eva Yeckel, 9, of Lorain was also picked up. Parents collected the youths today.

Bay Park Elmer Snyder Cleveland Eva Yeckel Lorain

Elyria Population Hits About Twenty-Two Thousand

The new Elyria telephone directory lists 3 385 households with 503 with voice telephones and 298 with extension phones. With five persons per residence the city population rises toward 22 000 after recent annexations. printing involved 37 500 sheets and 204 400 impressions.

Elyria Éphone Peat Prining Co New Elyria Savings & Trust Co. Bank

Lorain County Fish and Game Club backs state office line

At a opening meeting in Lorain County the Fish and Game Club votes unanimously to support the administration of the state game warden and asks that the department stay out of politics. Speakers urge a fifty cent fishing license to fund stream pollution cleanup and wildlife restoration. Other clubs statewide plan similar actions and Lorain seeks 1300 members with meetings across Elyria Oberlin Wellington and Norwalk.

Lorain County Fish and Game Club YS MO Onin Baxter Lake Erie Wellington Ohio Lorain County Lorein Amherst Ely Secreary F. D. Cale Norwalk Jim Armitage Frank C. Wilford Fshg Game Department

Raymond Robins to Speak at M F E Church Afternoon

Raymond Robins a renowned speaker visits the city to deliver a talk at the Arnday afternoon at 3 o’clock. Open Forum plans costumes and a strong lineup of national talent for the coming winter season amid growing interest in his address.

Raymond Robins M. FE. Church Taymond Arnday

Sultan Refuses Abdication Amid Ottoman Turmoil

The sultan will not abdicate despite the Angora decree abolishing the sultanate. He cites being religious head to 300,000,000 believers as his reason. Ottoman debt commission members dismissed by Turks. allies have not recognized the order.相关人员为 Rafet Pasha、General Sir Charles Harrington及英奥官员。

London Nayhammerd VI Mo- Neg User Protec-Ion Hes Angora Assembly Constantinople Kemal Interalied Military Police Rafet Pasha Lausanne Angora de MeAnor Charles Harrington Ottoman Debt Commission

Crisis deepens in Near East with Turkish-Greek tensions

Nov 11 dispatches report British requests for reinforcements in the Turk front. Turkish leader Mustapha Kemal Pasha calls for evacuation of Greeks amid fears of looming hostilities. Italian cruiser Premuda ordered to Turkish waters with heavy armed support. Greek cendarmes allegedly massacred by Turks in Thrace. two French policemen wounded in Beirut disorder.

Paris Near East Charis H Warrington Turk Salonika Constantinople Mustapha Kemal Pasha Rome Premuda Athen Kirkkilesseh Thrace Beirut

Panic as smokestack toppled at millinery firm

Chaos struck the AEdson Keith Wholesale Millinery Company on Michigan Boulevard Chicago when a 90 foot steel smokestack on the roof toppled, blowing through a wall and sending forty workers on the top floor toward narrow escape from death or injury.

Chicago Aedson- Keith Wholesale Michigan Boulevard

Traveling salesman faces check fraud charge at city hall

Harry McDonald appeared before Mayor Jones on a charge of passing a $89 check without funds. Police say two other similar counts exist and he is also wanted in Kingsville Canada. McDonald admitted passing the check and blamed a horse race bet for his trouble. The case was held open for possible settlement.

Harry McDonald Jones Kingsville Canada McDonald Major Jones

David Gooden 78 Dies After Lengthy Illness

David Gooden aged 78 died this morning after a prolonged illness. He was born in Union Ontario and lived in Cleveland before moving to Elyria about 17 years ago. Survived by his son and three daughters Mrs. Frank Monger and Mrs. Sarah Harris of Detroit Michigan and Mrs. George Woods of Canada. Funeral services will be held Monday afternoon at 2 30 in the Church of Christ with Rev. W J Burner in charge. Interment will be in Ridgelawn Cemetery.

David Gooden J. F. Gooden Aurora Lodi Street Union Ontario Cleveland Elyria Shrer Daugters Frank Monger Sarah Harris Netroit, Mic

Woman chloroformed robs stock of bank in Cincinnati

Nov 01 report states Mrs William Syron was chloroformed in her room as she napped. Her stocking held $110 hidden money. A knife slash week two inch cut allowed the thief to take the cash. Husband identified a suspect and police were notified.

Cincinnati Wiliam Syron

Cardboard auto tags issued after fire at penitentiary

State registrar Snow announced that due to the penitentiary auto tag department fire, remaining 193? license tags for the year are printed on cardboard with emergency across the top. They will be mailed tomorrow to distributing bureaus with approvals by Harvey C. Smith and John G. Price.

Columbus Harvey C. Smith John G. Price

I W W Plans General Strike

Chicago November 11. Proposals for a general strike next spring to tie up basic industries and compel release of sixty nine political prisoners jailed for espionage and war time laws will be discussed at the annual I W W convention opening here. The meeting will also seek to win coal miners and railroad workers to the one league union plan.

Chicago Railroad Workers of America International Labor Organization Onal England United States

U S Pays No heed to Turks demand on warships

Washington officials say the United States will ignore the Kemalist government’s demand that foreign warships stay out of Turkish straits without permission. American destroyers in Turkish waters are said to operate at commanders' discretion, not under the manifesto.

Washington United States Turkish Strais State Department

Mayor Grall Removes City Official Amid Standoff

In Lorain on a November day, Mayor Grall ousted Frank Klady as city director, the fourth dismissal or resignation under Grall. Civil service member W C Homer resigned in protest, while Klady claimed he did not press charges against Police Chief Theodore Walker because Grall ordered Walker to enforce, and the thief acted on those orders.

Lorain Frank Klady Sately Grall Klady W. C. Homer Civil Service Board Theodore Walker Rall Walker

Woman's Declaration of Independence Demands Equal Rights

Mrs Qiver H Belmont of New York presented at the National Woman's Party conference a 28 plank declaration calling for equal rights for women in law, marriage and divorce, industry, education, church and state. It asserts women shall be on an equal plane in rights during war and in all duties and responsibilities.

Washington Equal Rights Conference The National Woman’s Party Mre Qiver H. P. Belmont New York

Two Killed on Tank Steamer at Sun Shipyard

In Chester Pa two men were killed and two burned when crude oil gas exploded in the tank steamers while workers heated rivet heads with torches. The blasts occurred in two separate explosions aboard the vessel in drydock at the Sun Shipbuilding yard.

Chester J. N. Hew Sunshipbuilding Company

Minor sues autoist for 32007 damages

Carl Grendow a Lorain minor through his guardian Anna Grendow sues George F Bird for 5307 alleging he was struck by Bird’s car while off a street car at Broadway and Toledo after the car halted. He says back and spine injuries bruises and hospital bills, seeks damages.

Carl Grendow Lorain Anna Grendow George F. Bird Broadway Toledo Avenue

Allies say Near East peace talks exclude Russia

London reports a joint note from the allies to Russia stating the Near East peace settlement does not involve Russia and that it will not participate in Turco Greek discussions until the Dardanelles Marmora and Bosphorus are settled. The reply comes after a Russian protest accusing the allies of selfish motives.

London Russia Near East Dardanelles Marmora Bosphorus

California Now In Dry Column As Voters Back Prohibition

California shifts to the dry column after voters approve a state prohibition enforcement law modeled after the Walstead act. Early returns show a late surge from smaller counties pushing the measure to victory despite an initial deficit.

California San Francisco Cal St. Sain Iead

Day of Jollification Service With Peace Appeal At Rialto

Largely attended ceremony at Rialto Theatre featured delegates from the Yanks and Legion Auxiliary. City officials and Dr. J. H. Grant spoke on a warless world while the cannons in the park and Taps marked the event. Mayor A. R. Jones led a community minded gathering and urged peaceful international cooperation.

Legion Auxiliary Rialto Theatre Alfred Bates Sons of Veterans Huffman The Legion Mamoth F.M. Shelton Ely Tia Higzh R. P. Vaughn da. Nye Geo. H. Ely Edwin Kirby W.S. Smith Jones

Nation pays tribute to unknown soldier dead at Arlington

Washington November 21 America pauses from daily life to honor World War I dead on the fourth Armistice Day anniversary. President Harding leads ceremonies crossing to Virginia to lay a wreath on the tomb of the Unknown Soldier at Arlington National Cemetery. A 21-gun salute and military escort mark the solemn observance.

Washington Atlantic America United States Harding Potomac Falls of Virginia Frances White House Virginia France Fort Myer Arlington Hardine

Armistice Day Message From Marshal Joffre

Paris reports Marshal Joffre, chief of the French army at the war start, sent an Armistice Day message abroad via International News Service. He salutes all who fought for shared ideals and hopes the day remains a symbol of unity and tribute to their sacrifices.

Paris Marshal Joffre

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