16 Oct 1922
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1922
Page
1
Fragmentary minutes show a committee meeting discussing payment of war debt and qualifications for attendance. The document references quorum, claims of validity, and motions to confirm actions taken by the board amid unclear names and dates.
In Columbus Ames is urged to reject a proposed amendment seen as restricting street commerce. Advocates warn the plan would curb traffic and invite legal challenges while opponents claim it preserves safety and order on Browl Street and nearby venues.
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Detroit mayor James Couzens faces a public clash with pastor Hey Tewlion Brown of Temple Baptist Church over strained relations with Chicago official Tavoy William Thompson. A letter to the press by Couzens cites confusion and defends allowing public input on preparations for the next coming of Christ.
Julius Nyerges was held up and robbed near a bridge by two men, one believed to be of color, who took about R1300 in cash including two fifty rand notes and smaller denominations. Police suspect a possible motive and investigation continues.
A gang from Tarun fought with a gang from JK at a dance hall near Tyrtenn Park and on the bridge. They threw rocks and bricks at each other and the patrol was called. One man was arrested, tried on disorderly conduct, refused to name companions, and fined ten dollars with costs.
Mrs Geo Stewart of 214 East Thi Street Amherst dies after an operation on Saturday morning at the Amherst hospital. Seven year old son, Tohu Stewart of Elyria, and two daughters, Mrs Walter Womnest of Cleveland and Mrs Chas Wragg of Elvin Rico, survive along with ten sisters and other relatives. Funeral details announced. service at home of John Brance in Tennervie, Amherst, was set. A separate divorce case filed today by Hens Wirkena against Josephine Wilkens, married since 1893, alleges neglect and abandonment.
Cosima Wagner wife of the late German emperor and daughter of Liszt falls seriously ill in Germany. The widow, about two years old in the source, remains a figure of public interest as physicians battle to stabilize her condition.
Albrit Stile, a New York Central brakeman, and his wife Gertrude Poleng were arrested Sunday on a complaint from Behring hushard wife. They were found in a furnished room on Main Street, tied and restrained, then taken to Central Station. Officers questioned the pair and later released them after police action.
Police held John Stall and another man after a Sunday incident involving a car and stolen items from an automobile. Court records show the case and charges are under review as authorities investigate further.
Indicted parties allegedly induced two men to sign a deed transferring a farm. The scheme allegedly caused loss by misrepresenting balance payments and property value, with the match of a trust deed and misusing English language barriers to bind the victims. Local attorney named John Hard is cited in the indictment.
The American Legion convention session targets Mellon arguing his statements are false. The report notes debates on wartime policy and veterans’ issues including care, defense, and unity within the federation. The piece references ongoing discussions about the nation’s postwar responsibilities and the Legion's role in shaping policy.
A colored man was arrested near his home on Jone Street after midnight. He faced a $94 fine and costs, pled to illegal possession, and was sent to jail. A gin confiscation occurred at the scene, with hospital transfers noted for accompanying individuals.
Mise Maman Widder is named the first and only woman superintendent of Cereet hospital, formerly the Volunteer hospital, directing operations at the large New York facility.
The notice describes a Tuesday meeting of a local non partisan league. It mentions participants and a gathering location at a machinist hall on a street in the town. The readable text focuses on a community event with names and a venue, indicating a local civic gathering.
Fragmentary text mentions a committee to amend rules and references to court proceedings and attorneys. The readable parts point to a group named in an organizational context with mentions of names and offices, but details are unclear.
London dispatch reports that the allied powers reached at least a partial agreement on interest payments and debt funding. Britain and the United States discussed schedules for payments and the impact on ongoing loans, with attention given to structural funding steps and currency considerations.
Disorderly fragmentary text claims a former Kaser and crown prince in exile named Mister Reay faces threats tied to damp climate in Wieringen Maland. Report mentions marriage plans and possible serious trouble amid unsettled household concerns.
A taxi driver stands trial in a case involving an alleged manslaughter connected to a fatal incident. Prosecutor Lawrie Wet presents the charges as the defense argues about causation and responsibility.
The local legion hosts an indoor circus with a band concert and doors opening an hour later. Proceeds support club rooms while community figures attend a related event.
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