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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1921
Page
4
Sir James Craig, premier of Ulster, told the Ulster Parliament that Ulster will not join a government dominated by Sinn Fein. He warned he may publish correspondence with Lloyd George if pressed and urged Britain to understand Ulster will not bow to a Sinn Fein government.
A dramatic case reports the murder of a woman with a youth linked to the crime. Chas Miurkov's roof trial receives noted attention as authorities pursue responsibility and summaries of the evidence unfold.
A legal action seeks to restrain an electricity rate by Oberlin Village. The suit alleges improper charges and targets a city ordinance and related standards. The case concerns a proposed rate structure and its compliance with local statutes.
A garbled 1920s notice cites negligence in a proclamation and hints at education welfare concerns. The fragment references President Hard and December actions, mentioning aid girls and social issues. Names and places are unclear due to OCR damage but imply government neglect in social welfare matters.
Fragmentary notes refer to a sergeant major aimed at a governor or state role. Mentions include World War references, a clerk, a pine plant at Nourse, and a short phrase about years of service and a war period. The legible pieces suggest a wartime veteran narrative with civic or military roles.
Police said a gun battle near a college left several injured and more arrests expected in May. The Fast Five, a group involved, fired multiple shots. Officers recovered a revolver, a 24 foot length of something, and sacks of liquor. 300 bottles of alcohol were seized.
Twenty people were reported killed in a train wreck near the area as night fell. Authorities cautioned that the death toll could rise as rescue teams searched the wreckage.
Nov 28 Cleveland market notes butter 62d-in. eggs 61. cheese 24 26. poultry and fowl prices amid higher dressed poultry 5 to 10c. Potatoes $3.00 bushel, beans 6c lb, apples $1.50 per bushel, market steady for cattle and calves with receipts 200, hogs mixed, sheep and lambs receipts 2090. Chicago wheat moves lower. corn and oats steady. futures mixed amid thin demand.
The market showed a strong tone with major stocks advancing. United States Steel rose, while Standard Oil and American Tobacco posted gains. most shares edged higher with fractional increases across the board.
Nexv 9 Miss Nel lie Cheesman was taken to the Oberlin hospital where she underwent appendectomy and is reported safe. Mrs Cheesman is being cared for by Paden. Other Oberlin items note visits, a funeral at Chauncey Peck and a Biology club meeting with new officers Roy Buddington and Helen Brand as secretary.
Nov 29 report says Rev W W Bustard pastor of the Kit I d Avenue Baptist church survived a night attack at his Shaker Heights home. Intruders overpowered the watchman cut telephone wires smashed a window and a gunbattle with police ensued. assailants fled.
Testimony before Referee Dan indicates 3 year old Gi Stillman is claimed as James Stillman Jr.'s son by a multimillionaire. Witnesses describe a dispute over paternity involving Mrs Stillman and the Beauvais and Canada connections. Perjury potential noted if prior statements are recanted, with plans to appoint a commission to take further testimony.
A note indicates that lectures occur under the auspices of the Wamengy League.
Reports allege a Washington warehouse leaks allow millions of gallons of toxicants to leak into the bootleg trade. Officials cite low salaries and inability to hire competent guards as a key factor.
James Nugello sues Clarence Brown constable of Sheffield township for $1090 damages claiming false arrest on Akron without authority. He alleges Brown arrested him maliciously in the presence of friends and then released him after delaying legal proceedings.
Police Chief Frank W. Smith orders a citywide crackdown after more than seven suspects were detained in a violent roundup at general resorts. Most arrests involve car offenses and narcotics linked activities. Suspects are held at the city jail and county prison as officers pledge to remove criminals from public spaces.
In New York on November 29 Judge Thompson approved transferring 829 000 from other general funds to safety and fire safety salaries. The money will support the safety fund as existing reserves are exhausted and must be allocated to critical salaries.
Police arrested John Cochran Atlas James Lew this morning on information from Cadiz police that they were wanted for passing bad checks. They were seized at Kincaid dental parlors where Lew worked as a dentist. Ward reported details of the arrest and an office will follow. A pass book showed a $70 clothing purchase from a local credit clothing company yesterday.
The Battle Creek area reports two small lawsuits filed against DP Denison Atkinson and Barbarakinson for 143.67 alleging charges for treatments at a sanitarium. The case appears tied to the Sanmarnoo facility with appeals linked to Justice S George in a Strasbourg district.
Fragmentary text reports typical midweek snow in the Pittsburgh district delaying travel and swelling small streams. Forecasts from the weather bureau suggest lingering conditions with expectant crests near 42 to 48 inches by Friday, affecting stage events and daily routines.
Reports from Washington and London say Premier Lloyd George will attend the United States arms conference as head of the British delegation. Britain will not press for extensions or include foreign debts, and Lloyd George plans no large public speeches in America, seeking a measured address before a constrained audience.
Store C H Wimot and FV Ander are noted in the continued item about free transportation. Details remain unclear due to fragmentary OCR.
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