15 Nov 1922
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1922
Page
1
Berlin dispatch reports Germany on November 11 facing economic ruin as the cabinet resigns amid coalition pressures. Chancellor candidates debate work hour reform and the ruling parties grapple with inflation and creditor strain while assassination plots and police threats loom over the government.
The city plans to honor a veteran member of the Odd Fellows lodge this Friday evening. The honoree, Anton Lorat, has been active in the Northwest Enies subordinates for many years and is well known in localOdd Mellow circles for his service.
The Loop saloon reported a man soliciting liquor sales and distributing samples. Joe Fuzi of the rain was arrested on liquor solicitation and distribution charges after the bartender provided a sample. Fuzi posted $1000 bond. trial set for Saturday.
The Cleveland diocese bishop will visit St Mary's Church to confirm a class of 256 at 9 a.m. tomorrow, with 40 adults and the rest children. He will say mass, then administer the sacrament, aided by neighboring clergy, before traveling to Sheffield for another 280 parish confirmation.
Charleston W V Nov 15 Keeney C Frank president of district 17 United Mine Workers under indictment for treason and murder over last year’s miners march will be elected president of the West Virginia federation of labor this afternoon. Keeney was nominated late yesterday and faced no opposition as a directing figure presided over the nomination.
November 13 report states Rudyard Kipling was taken to hospital with a grin injury, amid speculation he may be treated for a nerve ailment. The note mentions Kipling as a central figure in an international controversy over a statement attributed to him about America and gas supplies.
Northern Chile reports further tremors with slight damage. Relief efforts underway across districts hit by the quake and tidal wave. Death toll tallies reach between two thousand and two thousand two hundred as injured victims die.
The State Board of Pardons in session yesterday at Columbus paroled three prisoners in the penitentiary. Of this number two were from Lorain County, Frank Mead sent up for larceny and John Rustyak for shooting to kill. Both men are from Lorain.
Fragmented text outlines 1924 progressive movement across parties in Washington. Mentions leaders Howell Hart Shipstead Borah and Wheeler, calls for repeal or modification of Cummins railroad act, tax reform, and farmer aid programs.
John N. Wys led a visit with two guests at the Wilco and Co. plant near Aviswits My Mone See, while A B Taylor, R. Asaph Jones and others discussed reopening the east river plant to full capacity. Attendees hinted decisions on next steps and timing were undecided.
Police arrest two women accused of long running murder by poison. They allegedly killed husbands relatives and children over years. Their arrest followed the poisoning of Mrs. Klimek's fourth husband now near death in a Chicago hospital. Bodies of alleged victims are being examined by the coroner.
In a fragile record from Amherst, a defamation dispute centers on alleged statements by multiple unidentified parties. The filing notes unspecified witnesses and contested character assertions amid tense exchanges and legal maneuvering.
An unclear report describes Agi Avon involved in a disputed promise and money exchange. The fragment suggests a proposed engagement, a repayment attempt, and a stalled outcome with potential marital implications, but the details are garbled and incomplete.
Unclear fragmentary notes show names Carte and Berkiui or Bhat in a brief item. No clear event, date, place, or outcome present.
A damaged entry describes warrants related to disorderly conduct in a case involving individuals named Rier and Anna, with unclear dates and details. The text is fragmented and many names and actions are obscured, leaving the core facts poorly defined.
In London on Nerv 15 officials report improved Near East situation. Rafet Pasha at Constantinople delivered a note from Angora to allied high commissioners pledging to respect Mudania armistice conditions. The note denies foreign interference in Turkey’s civil affairs but commits to continued compliance with Mudania terms.
Fragmentary OCR lists unnamed candidates and figures tied to state and local campaigns. Mentions include treasurer and superintendent roles, and references to republican figures like Smith and Fremont. Poor readability limits precise identifications and full event details.
Dayton dispatch reports a two man interurban wreck near Dayton. Randal M. Miller of Pir The wreckage tore carriages, killing Miller and injuring Brown. Brown died 15 minutes after the crash. Details appear garbled but indicate a severe head and limb injuries from the collision.
Boston November 15 The Shipping Board steamer Sacron was reported heading to aid the Shipping Board steamer Nematite in distress after boiler trouble. Nematite and Aninburg are en route to New Orleans. Hematite relayed an aid call picked up by the companion vessel.
Court proceedings in the Frank Buseck grand larceny case were adjourned for a day as jurymen allegedly kicked up a ruckus over hunting season. Only Judge Redington remains on duty as officials seek to resume testimony and clarify if rabbit season influenced the disruption.
Lima reports the annual Putaanm.com croq banquet will be Wednesday night in Letosi¢ with toastmaster A. P. Sandles. Over 100 guests will attend a gridiron dinner. Candidates on both party tickets are invited. Governor-elect A. V. Donaher sends regrets. Ce Thompson and senators Pomerene and Fess are expected.
Washington reports a formal meeting involving Armour and Co., Sharman and associates to review an anticipated purchase. Officials granted oral approval under a prospective act as they assess the contemplated deal and related implications.
COLUTIBUS, thon has been fi nisimviga eo SaIDIL US the Detroit, Toledo and Ironton Railroad, owned the Hearty Ford, for permission to issue to their en Moyes investment ocents in de nominations and $100. The aggregate is not to ex ceed $1000 000. The commission wi conduct a hearing on the application Wednesday afternoon November 22. The purpose of the proposed is guance of certificates, the railroad officials informed the commmission, is to promulgate a feeling of participation in the earnings of the company that the employes maintain a spirit of interest in the well being and welfare of the company, pay and that of more wage easners and to give to the employer the emoluments and profits coming to the company through their efforts. The officials expressed belief that such a plan will serve to create a spirit of loyalty and faithfulness on the part of the employer of the railroad.
Miss E M Johnston, former Elyria Business College proprietor, now Civil Service supervisor and reconstruction schools administrator, argues Armistice Day in Elyria fell short of purpose. She urges holidays for ex servicemen, widespread city participation, and reminders of sacrifice, with photos of convalescent soldiers displayed in her window and a call to repurpose Armistice observances.
Halifax dispatch states the White Star liner Pittsburgh abandoned the Monte Grappe after it began sinking while en route from Montreal to Venice. A message dated yesterday indicated the crew were aboard the Pittsburgh, with no word from either vessel since yesterday as Boston yards await confirmation.
Washington November 15. Campaign filing shows Aunt Alice Robertson the only woman member of Congress spent 3695 dollars in her unsuccessful bid for re election in Oklahoma. Her opponent W Hastings reported expenditures of 105 dollars.
International News Service outlines the general election: about 20,006,000 electors with half women, cost around 10 million, 558 seats to fill, 57 unopposed, Tory nominees 474, Liberals split into Asquith 336 independent and Lloyd George 152, other candidates 20, women candidates 22.
The article notes Lloyd George Liberal candidates face an unlikely path to control without forming a bloc or coalition with opposing Liberals or dissatisfied Tory members. It mentions polling ongoing with heavier ballots anticipated later and cites unfavorable weather as a factor, with continuation promised on Page 2.
Nov 14 item quotes Leon Trotzky, Soviet war commissar, urging communists to “sit tight” until a world red revolution breaks out. He defends state capitalism as a step forward but warns private capitalism in Russia could grow before revolution. European comrades face difficulties before the global shift. American delegates claim U S bolshevists policies align with Russia and growing sympathy among American workers.
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