Congress Ends Special Session and Thanksgiving Closures
Congress adjourned after an eight month special session. Thanksgiving Day closures affect government offices, post offices, banks, and Chronicle-Telegram. no deliveries. Turkey prices range 63 to 1 for a pound. ducks, turkeys, and chickens down from last year. Markets and theaters plan holiday activities. charity baskets distributed by Salvation Army and Associated Charities. local results vary. London report notes sale of 700 acres on a private deal by Ringarge Vo estate on a distant island.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Ube
Organges
Salvation Army
Ust
Fioweser
Sax
Ceoudsu
Body of Ruth Wilkie Buried in Cleveland Burial Today
The body of Miss Ruth Wilkie, found Sunday at the Elyria Hotel, is shipped to Cleveland for burial. Coroner M E Ferry and Heath Officer Dr G E French secured permits. an unknown cause is listed for her death. Sheriff Backus and other investigators checked records in Cleveland with police. Oscar J Roush was removed as city chief in Lima and Captain Morton Dawson named acting head.
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Ruth Wickie
Elyria
Cleveland
Heath
G. E. French
M. E. Ferry
M. E. Perry
N. D. Baccus
Policgrate
J. Stankard
Ko Rasae
Sas
Ibid Uay
Backus
Veveland
Miss Wilkie
Dr. Osborne
Piso
Lima
Oscar J., Roush
Rollen
Grant AL. Parkhardt
Rebe Commission
Morton Dawson
LL County Officials Seek Higher Salaries Next Year
County court house officials ask commission for increased allowances covering duties and clerk hire for the coming year. Each office lists staffing and estimated yearly costs, with several departments seeking raises and total funding routed from the general fund.
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Court House
Rks
Heriff
Eng
Commisstonara
Hotel proprietor William Field case continued
The case of William Field owner of the Ohio hotel charged with illicit liquor sale was called in police court this morning. Unable to obtain a stenographer, the case was continued until next Monday morning. The co-defendant M Dempster arrested at the same time was also continued.
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William Field
Ohio Hotel
Hiquor
M. Dempster
Alimony Ordered in Haberman Divorce Case
Judge Thomreon orders Roy Haberman to pay Flora Haberman 65 dollars weekly as the divorce case proceeds. Flora is listed as the wife in the proceeding. The alimony requirement remains in effect until final trial resolution.
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Thomreon
Roy Haberman
Flora Haberman
Diveres
End of extraordinary session. key measures still on table
Washington November 23 The closing day of President Harding’s eight month extraordinary session leaves several major bills to the regular session opening December 5 including the foreign debt refunding bill the railroad debt refunding bill and the permanent tariff bill Also Ford Newberry election contest final disposition shifts to January Senators Lodge and Underwood stay on as American delegation members for armament limits and Far Eastern questions with Borah and others lingering as unofficial observers. Continued on Page 2.
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Washington
Congress
Harding
Senate
Senate Finance and Interstate Commerce Committees
Lodge
Massachusetts
Underwood
Alabama
Borah
Idaho
Mrs A L Morgan Dies Last Night
Mrs. A L Morgan died at her home 246 George Street in Mio after eight weeks illness. She was 27 and a Denver native who moved here with her husband eighteen months ago. She is survived by her husband two sons her parents and a sister and brother in law. Burial will be at Reypenwn conducted by Rev E B Redhead.
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Mio
Anna Lovius Morean
tLatain
On. Knight
Wichita
E. B. Redhead
Reypenwn
Richards seeks divorce alleging cruelty and sickness from wife
J B Richards files for divorce from Alice Richards claiming extreme cruelty and false reports about his character. He says he left her last April and that her jealous conduct has made him sick and nervous.
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T. FR. Richards
Alice Richards
Mystery surrounds death of seven year old Mary Kreitzer
Myrion November reports a cerebral hemorrhage blamed on external violence after seven year old Mary Kreitzer died within hours of returning home from school. Attending physician Dr. Murray Hoskins cites hemorrhage as cause, while authorities conduct autopsy and investigation. Parents and teacher note no prior complaints. no formal inquiry yet announced.
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Myrion
Mary Kreitzer
Murray Hoskins
Perfume Ruse Leads to Youth Arrest on Street Car
Walter Sapolski 16 of Lorain was arrested for disorderly conduct after breaking perfume balls in a street car. Passengers were disturbed and the case was sent to Juvenile Judge Wilcox for review.
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Walter Sapolski
Lorain
Ftreen Line
Judgeo Wilcox
Juvenile Court
Riot Ravages Belfast Streets As Death Toll Rises
Riot renewed in Belfast with mobs attacking streetcars and troops. One woman killed and twelve rioters jailed since yesterday morning. about 100 wounded, several fatally. City under siege appearance with armored cars and patrols as service suspended. London news notes Lloyd George asking Ulster premier Crain to delay Irish conference until Friday. Police raid Sinn Fein Roger Casement Club uncovering guns stolen from Victoria Barracks Windsor.
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Belfast
Xi A
Pra
London
Loyd George
James Crain
Ulster
Sinn Fein
Sinn
Renewed IWW Rampage Targeting Steel Workers Unfolds
In New York the J W Wis with naw calls revived nationwide IWW activities to organize steel workers. Delegates spread to Pittsburgh Gary Ind Youngstown as aim to mobilize 20 percent for a major strike. Chumley claims 250000 members and a comeback with workers taking control of mills if successful.
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New York
J W. Wis
Naw “Syogt
Woba
Pittsburgh
Geary
Ind
Youngstown
Ohio
Steet
D. S Crumley
Industrial Unionist
East
Iate
American Federation of Labor
A. F. of L
Steel Trust
Son
W. Z. Foster
Gompers
Foster
Gary
Strel
Chumley
Wobblies
Big Bil
Haywood
Russia
Chumly Claims
Prople
Bill
Dia
Suit to Quiet Title Filed Over Wellington Land
Fred Sherman Leainst Hattin Hotchkies and several defendants filed a suit to quiet title to land in Wellington village. The action seeks clear ownership and removal of claims by all parties involved.
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Wellington Village
Fred Sherman
Leainst
Hattin Hotchkies
Confesses to slaying sister-in-law and unborn child
Thomas Catherwood admitted to murdering his sister-in-law Betty Sharples 21 and her unborn baby for 59 dollars. Sharples was strangled in her home after breakfast and while sewing baby clothes. Police found the body. Catherwood, husband of Sharples' sister, was arrested two hours after discovery. Edward Catherwood initially jailed but later to be released. The infant son cried nearby as the crime occurred.
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Chicago
Thomas Catherwood
Pithrore+ street
Betty’ Sharples
Charles TH. Sharples
Catherwood
Sharples
Lis Powirt
Edward Catherwood
Shin
Despondent wife attempts suicide over family hunger
Mrs. Stella Goska, 38, is hospitalized in Lorain after attempting to take her life. Her husband Anthony Goska is in the county jail for failing to pay a $500 fine for selling raisin jack. Efforts to secure his release failed and the mother of two became despondent over their needs. Her injuries are not serious and she is expected to recover.
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Stella Goska
St. Joseph's Hospital
Lorain
Anthony Goska
Port Rico Governor Removal Request Sent to President
President Harding received a formal request from Porto Rico officials and its national assembly to remove Governor E. Mont Relly. Judge Felix Cordova Davila presented the appeal, and Relly may meet the President later in the day.
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Washington
Harding
E. Mont Relly
Porto Rico
People of
National Assembly
Felix Cordova Davila
Congress
Reily
Personal crisis ends in fatal gas suicide in Cincinnati
George Elf, 45, a former brewer and race horseman from Chattanooga, Tennessee, killed himself by inhaling gas yesterday at his West Court Street home in Cincinnati. He left a note saying Fate decreed my destiny and wreath is better than being a beggar.
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Cincinnati
George Elf
Chattanooga
Tann
Weat Court Street
Washington Conference Sets Regs for Gas Planes and Bombs
Delegates at the Washington conference will regulate uses of gas bombs and aircraft while not aiming to cap current armament levels. A committee met at the Pan American building with Shidehara and Senor Meds present to frame procedures for land armament and new warfare agencies and to appoint sub committees on poison gas aircraft and international law.
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Washington
Washington Conference
Mier Briand
France
Tonsy
Delogates Schnurpeed
Pan American
Qnerberg
Baraa Shidehara
Senor Meds
Tetaung
Open Forum Speaker Urges Fair Play In Labor Strife
James J. Hoban, vice president of the international Eyepagaphica Union, addressed the Open Forum at Machinist's Mall praising ordinary fair play. He urged adherence to God’s laws, warned against the American Plan aimed at breaking unions, and argued open shop contracts strip workers of collective bargaining and fair wages. He urged justice and faith in the American sense of fairness to save the nation from looming chaos.
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James J. Hoban
Wice
Eypagaphica! Union
Puscott
Elia Plan
Hoban
Boy Struck by Truck Near West Side Undercut
Ten year old Emil Szabo of 124 Irondale Street was struck by Albert Monroe’s truck yesterday afternoon on the way home from school near the West Side undercut. He fell after the radiator hit his head and was taken to Memorial Hospital for treatment of a scalp wound.
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Emil Sazbo
Irondale Street
Albert Monroe
West Side
Yourg
Szabo
Monroe
Tewan
Cleveland
Moemorial Hospital
Auto Driver Fined After Collision at Hovis Restaurant
Ray Gonnerman of Larain was fined 2 and costs in police court for reckless driving after his car struck Gibson’s and Willys Knight cars at Hovis restaurant. He admitted sleepiness, stopped after an officer interaction, and agreed to cover damages to both vehicles.
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Asleed
Ray Gonnerman
Larain
Gibson
Willys
Hovis
Se Wan
Marines kill two nail car bandits in riot aftermath
Cleveland dispatch reports two bandits killed as riot between strike supporters and strike breakers escalates last night. One driver Carter dies amid clashes near Vernon and others wounded. several suspects held.
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Cleveland Newey
Dary Ee ¢Hef Brerk OW. Smith
Witch
Cleveland
de Mon
Carter
Cacape
Third Robber Captured After Mail Car Attack
A train attack near Washington and Pittsburgh left two bandits dead and the third captured by Marines aboard the fast mail train last night. Washington and Pittsburgh authorities report a deadly struggle as the trio boarded the train, with one bandit mortally wounded and another captured. the third is in federal custody.
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Washington
Here
Pittsburgh
Onte Light
Wan
Wag
Pranksith Faces Extended Lorain Sentence Over Fine
Pranksith of Lorain must serve balance of sentence after being unable to pay a fine and costs for selling raisins. He has been in custody since June 7, with release unlikely before December 7 unless extenuating circumstances are found and the commissioners decide otherwise.
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Lorain
Smith
Infant found near Red Cross door in Cleveland
A baby boy, exposed and naked, was found near the Red Cross teaching center on Euclid Avenue at dawn. Authorities believe he was thrown from a passing car. The infant, aged between 24 and 48 hours, died hours after reaching the maternity hospital.
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Cleveland
Stree
Red Cross
Euclid Avenue
Elyria Schools Face Half Time Glasses If New Buildings Aren't Erected
The Department of Industrial Relations sent Deputy Kelsey to Elyria to inspect school buildings. The Board of Education received a report with repairs and use changes. most require money but can be done now. Two orders demand urgent action including completing the high school wing and erecting the Taysevelt Building. Building code compliance, lighting, ventilation, and sanitary equipment must be addressed by September 1, 1922. the Washington High building may be abandoned pending remodeling, delaying classes next fall.
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Columbia
Kelsey
Elyria
Board of Education
Thas
Taysevelt
Western
Washington High School
Bulding
Rhoebeard
Sondwich
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