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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1922
Page
14
Readable bits show a discussion among laborers and foremen about a future decision. The text suggests a postponed vote or agreement with no final outcome stated. Further context or dates are missing.
Mt Clemens October 14 two pilots set new world marks for 200 kilometers. Lieutenant E H Barksdale averaged 180.75 mph in a Verville Sperry high speed pursuit plane and Lieutenant F B Johnson averaged 178 mph. Both breaks Acosta's 176.7 mph Pulitz er race record. Navy planes retired after two laps.
San Francisco officials announce two investigations into the burning of the new City of Honolulu. The United States Shipping Board director F W Relyna said two probes will examine the fire’s causes and surrounding circumstances upon the ship’s crew and officers arrival.
RMAN President Ebert reviews remnants of the once powerful German Navy. The relics reveal a diminished force, with much of the armada reduced to scrap and decay.
Ohio Governor Davis urges public gatherings and school observances on October 27 to honor Theodore Roosevelt and recognize his legacy of civic virtue and service to the nation. The proclamation highlights Roosevelt as a model soldier, patriot, and public official.
Joba Summers of New York, leader of the Society for the Suppression of Vice and successor to Anthony Comstock, is defendant in a $65,000 suit brought by Bent and Liveright publishers. Librarian Mary H. Mark and publisher Thomas Seltzer are also named in the action over his ban on certain books the society deems not nice.
Prosecutor seeks control of the inquiry while Governor mulls options after the Hayes case. Raymond Schneider, who first accused Clifford Hayes, now faces perjury and corrupting the morals charges tied to 15 year old Pearl Bahmer. He and Pearl found two bodies on the Philips farm a month ago. Public funds and tags are funding Hayes’s defense amid renewed unrest and blackmail plot suspicions involving Dr Hall and Mrs Mills.
Rodney Kendrick faces felony charge in Alameda police court for failure to provide for a minor child. Testimony from Mrs Kendrick and William Moliter delayed the trial to allow Judge Weinmann to review evidence. Kendrick is free on $1000 bail.
London society gathered as Sir Almeric FitzRoy clerk of the privy council and adviser to King George was arraigned for annoying women in Hyde Park. He was found guilty and fined 25 dollars. British shipping interests protested to the Board of Trade against the American liquor prohibition ruling near the U S coast. Tokyo reports indicate riotous demonstrations and unrest in the capital.
An opening program in Pinney Chapel features the Cleveland Orchestra under Nikolai Mekoeft with Haydn and Brahms works listed. Oberlin notes several campus items including club officers, a student actor's third appearance, institutional bulletins, diesel engine upgrades, and social teas.
Oberlin notes outline Dorothy Hutcard hosting a Thursday party for thirteen friends on her thirteenth birthday. Harold Hall and Aldean Clarkson of West Lafayette Ind wed Oct 6 in Cleveland, with Clarkson a Purdue graduate and Alpha Chi Omega member.
Oberlin residents Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Ralston marked their 65th wedding anniversary on Oct. 8. The couple, longtime Oberlin residents of 183 North Pleasant Street, were toasted by many friends who offered congratulations and best wishes.
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