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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1923

Page

16

Reopen Probe Into Cleveland Discount Company Affairs

District attorney A. E. Berneteen calls the probe the biggest and most important yet. Investigators H. F. K. Cochran and E. M. Hageny survey, mail queries go to stockholders, and receivers hold the company. Stockholders report dissatisfaction as checks verify advertising statements against actual actions.

Cleveland A. EB. Berneteen Cleveland Discount Company Waltlen HF. K. Cochrane Columbus E. M. Hageny Ashtabula Post Office Josiah Kirby Discount Company Common Pleas Court

Second Lady Struck By Auto In Cleveland

An unidentified woman about 55 was struck at West 25th Street and Marvin Avenue. The driver fled, a broken headlight lens being sought to identify him. In Youngstown, Steve Marinlovic, 40, from Marion, was killed in a head on collision between his car and a street car yesterday.

Cleveland West 25Th Street Marvin Avenue Youngstown Steve Marinlovic Marion

Woman seeks habeas corpus over unequal punishment

Reba Fenwick of Darke County asks Ohio's Supreme Court for release from the Darke County sheriff arguing the law imposing harsher penalties on women is unconstitutional. The appellate court refused, she was convicted of assault and battery after an alleged attempt to assault, and sentenced to six months in the Marysville reformatory plus a $20 fine.

Columbus Reba Fenwick Darke County State Supreme Court Sarah Baltseil Common Pleas Court Woman's State Reformatory Maryshire

Births and gatherings mark KY and OH notices

Kipton and East Liverpool brief items note a November 12 birth in Kipton to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ingercoll and a November 16 report. Various local families hosted a birthday gathering for Mrs. Moehl with neighbors and relatives from Wakeman Wellington Piqua and more. A former senator from East Liverpool is mentioned in a separate note.

Moehl Irvin Ging Bend Gran Sundar Wor

Money Riots Across German Cities Spark Tension

November reports describe severe but bloodless food and money riots in Berlin and other cities as police combat looting. Mussolini addresses the Italian senate on reparations while Paris seeks allied entente and Britain opposes further sanctions on Germany. Berlin also halts paper mark printing in favor of gold backed rente marks.

Berlin

Three Divorces Filed In Local Court

Three divorce cases entered in local court today. Elizabeth Strauss seeks divorce from William Strauss Jr and restoration to her maiden name Elizabeth Shoupe due to lack of support and separation. Dorothea Colfiesh files for divorce from Bernard Colfiesh citing extreme cruelty and verbal abuse. Frank Berger charges Margaret Berger with gross neglect of duty and seeks divorce and removal from his real estate interests.

Elizabeth Strauss William Strauss, Jr Sandusky Elizabeth Shoupe Dorothea Colfiesh Bernard Colfiesh Frank Berger Margaret Berger

Parole Violator Nabbed in Lorain

John Rasnivan a parole violator from Cleveland was arrested in Lorain by Deputies Walker Oviatt Kochnil and Officer Babcock along with Cleveland officers. He had been paroled from the penitentiary but soon ran into trouble and a manhunt was issued.

Lorain John Rasnivan Cleveland Tom Walker Bert Oviatt Chas. Kochnil Wm. Babcock Mrashnivan

Ohio to Begin Issuance of 1924 Auto Licenses

Columbus November 15 Issuance of automobile licenses for 1924 will start November 20 Secretary of State Brown told 183 deputy state auto registrars at a conference He noted Ohio motor vehicle growth to 17 percent yearly through 1922 then fell to 37 percent last year He urged standardization of license fees and proposed saving postage by issuing smaller licenses He discussed road statistics and interstate plans at the Geneva conference.

Columbus Brown State Alto Ohio Tt Crase Crown Eciatoiooremise Mies Uci

DOJ Probes Hard Goal Prices in Anthracite

The department of justice is investigating anthracite coal prices with possible criminal prosecution in mind. The inquiry, ordered by Attorney General Daugherty, has not yet moved to court action or grand jury proceedings.

Washington Department of Justice Daugherty

Burglars Steal 20000 in Furs in Fifth Avenue Shop

New York reports a wave of banditry with a shop window smashed in the Fifth Avenue district netting about 20090 in wraps furs and imported gowns. In Steubenville Ohio the state supreme court declines to certify a record in a railroad crossing injury case involving the Kornetti boy who was killed attempting to climb over cars.

New York Fifth Avenue Steubenville Ohio Supreme Court New York Central Railroad John Kornetti Kornetti Piney Fork Common Pleas Court Appelate Court

Local Social Roster and Health Update from Durkeeville

H J Wilson and family visited the Krieatzburgs of Cleveland. Several residents hosted or visited friends in Elyria Ashland and Brook Park. La Porte Lorain Island Road El E RL Barth Iréta Mildred Reisinger Park Cimaline recovering from surgery and thicken pox recovery noted.

H. J. Wilson Herbert Mason Elyria Park Cimaline

Oberlin Road social notes and visits

Oberlin Road column records visitors including Cyril Hart of Cleveland at P H Campbell home and Mrs Morse of Pierre South Dakota at A A Saxton home. Numerous locals from Oberlin Elyria Lorain Medina and nearby towns attend dances and gatherings at I O O F Oberlin and homes such as Gar McRoberts Martin Walters and A McRoberts.

Oberlin Road Cyril Hart Cleveland P. H. Campbell Morse Pierre Whipple Medina A. A. Saxton Nellie Dana Oberlin Whipple Hattie Danaj Holmes Liord Floyd Vedder Elyria Gar McRoberts Frank Waller Martin Walter Russel Shepard Rome EF Ja Clara Ranke Bowsteen Karl Kreager A. McRoberts ALA Saxton Gheriin Ang E. Long Arthur Goetz Eliza E. G'S Evelyn Holmes Cakien E. Loma’s

Y MGA Week of Prayer for Young Men Central Theme

Y M G A hosts a week of prayer with the central theme The Service of Power. The program features readings and reflections inspired by Matthew 11 28 30 inviting youth to find rest through meekness and service.

Y.M.G.A Mattthew

Learn of Me: Jesus as Master Teacher and Model

Lesson notes describe Jesus as the master teacher whose life shows trust in God, disdain for sin, devotion to others, and truth. It argues modern psychology favors learning by doing and urges students to combine action with service for growth.

Jesus God

Produce Prices Reported in Cleveland Market

MAPEEts Cleveland provides a snapshot of daily quotes for produce and farm products. Butter, prints, eggs, cheese, poultry, fruits, vegetables, and staples show varied ranges with regional figures for fresh and prepared goods.

Irregular New York Stocks Open With Mixed Advances

Trading opened irregularly as Davison Chemical rose two points to 62.50 and Jones Tea fell over one to 28. United States Steel gained 0.125 to 93.875 while Vanadium rose 0.125 to 30.50. Rail shares mixed. New York Central up 0.125 to 102.125 and Reading down 0.375 to 78.00 amid European exchange shifts.

New York Davison Chemical Jones Tea United States Steel Vanadium Crucible Baldwin Locomotive Studebaker Mack Track Marwell Bosch Magneto Kelly Springfield Tire Anaconda Cerro de Pasco Marland Oil Standard Oil California New York Central Reading Rock Island Stock Exchange Américan Woolen Mae. E

Cleveland Livestock Market Slows Front Cattle and Hogs

Cattle receipts steady with prices about 1 cent lower. calves down 50 cents with top around 12.07 pounds. Sheep and lambs receipts 2300, prices 73 to 9 cents lower, top 12.59. Hogs receipts 5900, markets down to 57.25. Grain prices ease at opening led by wheat shifts and bond quotes in New York futures.

Cleveland SEARS Aje Aigae Wlohe Chicago Tara Lara

Campaign financing focus dominates Ohio GOP meeting

In Columbus on November 15 the Republican state central committee wrapped up a lengthy session outlining the next campaign’s financing plan. Discus, son of the finance leader, drew attention during the discussions.

Columbus

Klan Day Marks Nelsonville Sunday School Event

In Nelsonville on November 16 the Sunday school of the Christian church held a first of its kind Klan Day with Klansmen invited from nearby counties for the service and celebration. Other notes report coal mines reopening in Pomeroy area, Barnesville mayoral election, widow receives back pension, and a Defiance gathering aimed at unity and prosperity.

Nelsonville The Christian Church Pomeroy Great Lakes Co Syracuse Vulcan Thomas Fork

Health officials report high defect rate in Athens county schools

Athens county health furses say after examining 4 200 children in county schools, 950 had physical defects and about 1 260 were ordered into medical treatment. Caplan Robert Morris, fourth of 11 high naval officers to face general court martial, was acquitted in Herald New Jersey on charges of negligence in the Point Honda disaster. In New Straitsville officers seized Sim Hood of Gore with liquor in his car and fined him 1 500. his car worth 700 was seized.

Defiance Julius Warnement John C. Marlatt Fred G. Conrad Marlatt Athens Herfald N.Y Caplan Robert Morris New Straitsville Sim Hood Gore

Brownhelm School Dedication and Local Notes Highlight First Class Gift

The Brownhelm school dedication on Nov 6 drew large attendance with music by the high school Glee Club and orchestra led by Mr. Moore. Principal Wm. Marshall read a Lincoln portrait gift from Nellie Molly Town send. Mrs. Seale spoke on the building’s value and cost. the Parent-Teachers Association presented a large American flag. Prof. Roehe of Baldwin-Wallace spoke on The Twentieth Century Man. Local sports notes list Brownhelm girls and boys teams losing to Avon. Funeral of Lyle Tischer noted. Just-A-Mere Club bazaar raised about 190 dollars with a 96 dollar cafe total.

Nellie Molly Townsend Avon Frank Stang Jacob Baus Carl Erdman Dora Schmauch Harry Leuszier Art Tolhurst Conrad Zilch Werner Zilch Wm. Baird Women's Missionary Society of the Evangelical Church Wm. Brili Qar Conrad Baetz Drownheim Echon! Auditorum William Kreisel Immonor Marmasse Geaden Katharina Dicks Vermilion Milton Aoach Farmrock Mat Jacobs Mente Nupe Lorain Adam Naesse Tre Seasy Haro Hester Parker Baird Cleveland

Local Social Roundup Includes Visits and Games

Austin ae homa Mr and Mrs A J Cooper entertain family as daughter Charlotte joins, M Imogene Phelps hosts Vermilion visitors. Boa OS basketball set to play Columbia school teams at Columbia tonight. KE Peasley and family from Cleve visit, Paul Springer family from Birmingham meets Wylie Medicale home crew. George Hoi and Adam Horn guests dine with Henrietta hosts, Henrietta visits ditch and Charl homes Monday.

Tow Lynn New York State Cunmachit Parker Baird Jane Youngstown Geo. Bickel Marian Sase B.H. S Donald Lindsley Chas Chapman Chicago Wylie Messerole Win. Crowner Evelyn Robert Walsh Elyria F. H. Peck Alma Meyers Independence Ohio Fred Meyers Familly R. H. Pairchild Song Dora Buckley Wellington Wm. Kneisel Billy Milton Leimbach Shinrock Armia Brownhalm Kari Geiser Qoberlin World Court Harold Hester John Herchler Will Meer Congregational Church Richard Shrader Chas. Joslin Harry Morse Vermilion J. H. Miller Milton Hobart Burton Clayton Cleveland George Zilch John Bauer South Amherst Christopher Bauer B. K. Lindsley A. J. Shattuck Ellen Brandau Alfred Joyce Birmingham Sherman Lindsley Chas. Bechtal R. Be Austin Ae Homa A. J. Cooper Charlotte Moulton Imogene Phelps Boa OS Columbia KE. Peasley Clevand Paul Springer Wylie Medicrale George Hoi Adam Horn Henriet Henrietta Charl Raymond Bechtel Georditch

82 Years Old and A Good as a Youngster

An elderly reader writes of relief after using Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy for years of stomach and digestive issues. The letter claims a single dose convinces, praising the simple preparation that removes mucus and reduces inflammation. Also a brief ad mentions Black Joe Black Coal at $9 per ton and Kennedy Bartholomew contact.

Mayr Kennedy Bartholomew

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