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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1921

Page

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Irish Peace Conference Delays As Sinn Fein Walkout Threat Looms

October reports from London sketch rising tension at the peace talks over Ireland. Sinn Fein delegates threaten to resume adjournment as British envoys seek a new session, while Irish prisoners in detention camps raise pressure at the conference.

Risis George Sinn Fein Ireland British Empire Sinn Felner Collins Wei Irish Republican Army Arifith Sinn

Senator Knox Dies as Washington Mourns in Early October

Washington observed a day of respect after the sudden death of Senator Philander C Knox. The Senate adjourned and President Harding met Mrs Knox to express sorrow. In parallel, Lions Club members faced liquor charges in a separate police court case amid raids. An official prohibition order directed raids on home brew supplies. Baseball reports cover Giants, Yankees, and Bancroft performances with minimal scoring.

Washington Philander C Knox Senate Eriday Pennesylvania Harding Knox K Street Koowtn Prohibition Enforcement Prohibition

Or Maker 0 Settle Up In County Jail Fine Case

Guske was ordered to pay a $600 fine by Judge Thompson in county jail. He lacks funds to pay and may be released or have the balance settled as he is able.

Guske Thompson

More County Men Plea Blty

Three more criminal cases were disposed of in common pleas court today and sentences were passed by Judge Thompson Ralph Case changed he plea of not guilty to guilty of receiving stolen property and was fined. and costs Stanley Podewski plead guilty to a charge of petit intern and was sentenced to 30 dave in the count jail and fined $200 any costs The cases of Aubrey Witbeck of Wellington for criminal assautt was noiled by the prosecution when the matter was adjusted with the complaining paries when the cou ple were married.

Common Pleas Court Thompson Ralph Stanley Podewski Petit Latern Dave Aubrey Witbeck Wellington

Judge Redington Draws Unique Prize at Kiwanis Event

Judge H G Redington conducted the Kiwanis attendance prize drawing. Donor Max Goldsten of the Style Center provided a pair of ladies silk bloomers as the prize. The announced prize drew astonishment and the judge declined to speak on the subject, noting the drawer must choose. A large crowd remained to support or observe his selection attempt.

Redington Kiwanis Club Max Goldsten Style Center Studge

Formela Movie Star Alice Brady Visits Kiwanis

Miss Alice Brady, star of Forever After, appeared as a luncheon guest at the Kiwanis club and was introduced at the close of the meeting. She regretted staying longer due to the long jumps of her troupe, which require rest before tonight’s Rialto showing.

Formela Kiwanis Alice Brady Rialto Theater Kiwanis Club

Prevention Officials Observe School Fire Drills Event

The Ohio Conservation and Fire Prevention Association visited the city as part of a two day prevention week. Members inspected schools and watched fire drills, with talks on fire safety and rubbish cleanup. Kiwanis hosted lunch followed by an address on losses and causes of fires by J E Lyons. State Fire Marshal Dykeman to speak at 6:20.

Ohio Conseration and Fire Prevention Association Chamber of Commerce Lyervounsster Kiwanis Club Theo J E Lyons Fire Prevention Association Dykeman Wll

Central Labor Union Opposes City Salary Cuts

The Central Labor union publicly opposed city official and employee pay reductions. A large meeting drew Mayor Jones and council critics who argued cuts undermine dedicated staff. The union urged saving through other means than lowering wages and cited large bond issues and interest as evidence.

Central Labor Union Jones Cat Atv

Aviator Hurt As Dirigible Crashes Near Langley

On October 13 Lieutenant Colonel H F Fisher sustained minor injuries after being pitched from a small army dirigible during a descent near Langley Field. The craft failed to respond within 10 feet of the ground but Fisher and a mechanic escaped without further injury.

Langley Fifld H F Fisher

Cook Decision in Ten Days

The DNA Cook recount case 15 was heard before Judge Thompson at 1109 Common Pleas Court. The decision will be withheld until October 22 by consent of both parties. Cook alleges ballot irregularities in Lorain city primaries could place Van Dusen on the Republican ticket for city solicitor instead of his own name.

Cook Thompson Common Pleas Court Lorain City van Dusen Tiree

Revolver Stolen From Car Near Whitehouse Bakery

A revolver owned by William Hil was taken from his automobile parked in front of the Whitehouse bakery yesterday afternoon. A group of boys is suspected of the theft.

William Hil Whitehouse

Woman Punches Man At Post Office In Morning Incident

Police report describes a confrontation at a post office where a woman struck a man in the mouth as he exited. The assailant's name and her own identity were not learned. The incident details remain unclear from the available report.

Flinn Jack Dempser Savas

Giants and Yankees Clash In Patchy Second Inning

In the second inning the Giants pitcher escaped a hole with solid work while Rawlings doubled and Bancroft, Peck, and Nehf advanced runners but no runs. The Yankees found a brief rally, but Burns and Baker were retired as Rawlings turned two. Frisch and Meusel contributed as the game wore on with quick outs and neat plays.

Lorain youths plead guilty to larceny and auto theft

Three Lorain boys appeared in common pleas court and pleaded guilty to larceny and auto taking. Leo Ferguson 21 received one year at Mansfield reformatory. Fred Kearn and William Boyle were indicted for larceny and driving an auto without owner consent. each faces one year at Mansfield. Boyle’s attorney sought parole and a Tuesday hearing followed.

Lorain Common Pleas Court Leo Ferguson Mansfield Reformatory Bet Fred Kearn William Boyle Lawrence Webber Mansfield Nestling Boyle

Giants and Yankees Infield Errors End Fifth Inning

In the fifth inning the Giants' Bancroft was out on a fly to Fewster and Frisch out. Ward singled to center, Kelly struck out. For the Yankees Hoyt was out on a fly to Kelly, Fewster out on a fly to Peck, Peck walked on balls, Peck forced at second, Frisch to Rawlings on Aliller's grounder. No runs, one hit, no errors.

Giants Burns Baker Pipp Bancroft Frisch Papp Woyt Young Hoyt Kelly Peck Loung Lanbees Babe Ruth Yankees Miller Meuse Ward Nehl Hart Schang Snyder Baker Rawlings Khelly Schang Helly Pecky Meusel Meusel Hart Hort Kheliy Fewster Fewster Frisch Fewster Kelly Peck Feus Aliller Rawlings Pipp Kelly Ward Meusel Young Fenster Frisch Schang Meusel Hoyt Kelly Willer Ruth _ Ruth Ruth

Meusel Up Umpire Delays Game in Giants-E Yankees Clash

Meusel delivered a first inning single and was involved in a dispute with an umpire who delayed play two minutes. Jesso Brrheit was ejected from the club house area along with Douglas and Toney from the dugout. In at bats, Meusel flew out, Rawlings singled for his third hit, Snyder fanned, Nebf lined out, and no runs or errors were recorded.

Giants E Meusel Chill Baker

Giants Yankee clash ends in muffed ninth inning stalemate

Near end of the game the Giants and Yankees exchange frames with no runs through eight. In the ninth Babe Ruth bats for Pipp and grounds out to Kelly as fans erupt for his return. Ward walks and advances but foul play ends the frame with no scoring.

Drunk Case Continued in Mayor's Court

The case of Robert Moore facing intoxication charges was continued in the mayor's court until further evidence could be obtained. Moore was arrested at the corner of Third Street and Middle Avenue yesterday after midnight.

Robert Moore Mayor’s Court Moore Third Street Middle

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