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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1921
Page
1
The council stalls a salary ordinance amid speeches by Councilman Hazelton and Mayor Jones. Fights over pay for the mayor, police, and inspectors erupt as opponents challenge the cuts and defend service costs. Speakers urge fair treatment and warn against harming public safety roles.
Rev. Paul Bourquin of Paris Evangelical church lauds the Chronicle Telegram for ready cooperation with Elyria churches. Jubilee service at St. Paul’s marks 56th birthday with greetings from the Ministerial Association and praise for cross church fellowship and unity.
Washington and Chicago actions aim to halt a potential walkout by 2,000 railway workers. President Harding and the Cabinet consider a conciliatory board, while the Railway Labor Board summons four brotherhood chiefs for talks in Chicago. Warren S. Stone warns wage cuts threaten living standards as Oct 30 strike date looms.
Councilman Andrus asked who the mayor’s clerk was and was told Grant Schrock. He remarked Schrock worked in the water works office, revealing the room's humor. The crowd understood Schrock served as police clerk, sparking a broad smile in the lobby.
The first open forum of the season will be held this evening at Machiniet's hall under the Lincoln Club. Attorney Blythin of Cleveland and the Welsh singers will be attractions. Both men and women are urged to attend as the meetings are free and open to discussion.
Rome Oct 18 reports say Russian troops not previously under General Wrangle are massing along the Drin river on the Albanian frontier with artillery support. Albanian government members are said to be resigning and deputies are forming a sacred union for defense.
Joseph Maze of Prospect township is jailed on burglary charges after a chase and identification in a justice court. He left a hat and coat at the burglarized home and was unable to make a $1000 bond. The Prospective village area watches the case with interest on his guilt or innocence.
Vernon, president of the People's National Bank and owner of a local department store, faces a $29,000 lawsuit from Miss Marr Smith of Davenport Iowa. She alleges two assaults by the banker and that he courted her for two years while married with a family.
The one day old child of Mr. and Mrs. J. Winkelmann of Spencer died shortly after birth. The infant was brought to St. Mary's church in Spencer today and buried at St. Mary's Cemetery.
Peter Linden of Stow 48 was arrested on an intoxication charge by Deputy Sheriff Cote last May. He appeared before Justice Charge this morning, fined $25 and costs, after a neighbor hood cleanup attempt by a drunken man prompted sheriff involvement.
The Washington Herald reports that Herbert Hoover secretary of Commerce has sold his minority interest in the newspaper to the majority stockholders. This severes his connection as part owner while Julius Barnes and associates increase their stake in the paper.
Imperial Kleagle Edward Young Clark of the Ku Klux Klan urged that his resignation be accepted and attributed ill health as the reason. He spoke publicly in Atlanta detailing the demand and its basis, marking his first comments since the resignation push.
The True-Matte Tire & Tube Co. files foreclosure against The Security Tire & Rubber Co. of Wellington for 29 652.53 loaned with 27 521.93 remaining due. Court asked to render judgment for the amount and order sale of property. J. George et al. sue F. DPD. Southack et al. for 8 101.87 with 7 percent interest from Oct 15, 1921.
Washington October 1 9 The cabinet met today to discuss the railroad strike crisis eight months after the cabinet was formed Attorney General Daugherty commented that the situation would improve daily and that it was improper to discuss any phase of the strike at the moment The department of justice will have further details after the conference
The trial jurors in the Nat Hazeman case hear a dispute over a one million card sale and a demand for 2 585.55 dollars with potential for further compensation. The proceedings focus on pricing and liability in the commission suit.
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