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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1921
Page
3
A fragmented report credits unnamed heroes with saving learning ages during a dangerous incident. The text hints at courage and swift action preventing harm to students or staff. Further specifics are unreadable in the surviving OCR segment.
An advertisement touts a sale of numerous sexual and provocative titles including works by Wilde and others. It promotes a limited time offer in The Chronicle Telegram with Pocket editions priced 25 cents each or 4.50 for six and guarantees satisfaction or money back via check or money order.
A Sunday football match at South Amherst pits Ruths Professionals against Amherst South the latter seeking revenge after disputes over use of out of town players and wagers on the outcome loom large. The Onslaw Exaftft lineup includes Belden Barkert Sotish Wieland Grugel Edwards Lynch Henes Bruce H Edwards Rhinehardt Schiebly Jaeger Martin with captain Fred Dutch Wieland organizing the squad at tonight’s practice on Cleveland Stone field due to North Main street work.
Gus Anderson and Will Thompson appeared before Mayor Jones on an intoxication charge. Each was fined five and costs, with the court ordering payment of the assessed penalties.
Oberlin October 22 The high school department of the First M E church held a monthly social in the church parlors. The evening included penny toss and bowling, a side show with three American red bats and Professor Lonenski the famed floater. The group plans a bazaar for Friday October 28.
U A lecture course opens October 25 at First church with Edmund Neill reading The Henrietta by Brunson Howard. Neill presents ten characters in a masterful public speaking display. A new Sunday evening series follows October 23 with Rev N Van der Pin delivering The Prodigal Sun Lip to Date across six topics. Local football fans head to Ann Arbor for Ohio State Michigan game.
Raymond Robbins the former Red Cross relief head and 1912 Progressive candidate faces Dr Norman Thomas editor of World Tomorrow in a Monday debate at Oberlin College. Organized by the Liberal Club the event promises forceful discussion of productive capitalism and modern political issues with speeches from contrasting factions.
Union leaders here after a night study of the labor board call say they will cooperate with government directs to maintain peace while affirming the right to quit work as guaranteed by the United States Supreme Court. Senate committee reports the $600 million rail credit bill favorably with an amendment to bar compensation for alleged labor inefficiency during federal control. The change, approved behind closed doors, shifts the bill from the House version and reflects Cummins’ opposition to such claims.
The railway shopmen will not strike with the big four brotherhoods and switchmen as of today. AF of L's Railway Employees Department led by B M Jewell will likely issue a statement while a general chairmen meeting is set for this afternoon. Telegraphers and clerks may align with shopcrafts in staying aloof from the action.
The 04 Literary Club will meet with Mrs. G. A. Fridar at 2 pm Tuesday at 3 West River Taesday. The Research Social Club’s meeting, postponed to Wednesday evening, is moved due to a reception for Mr. and Mrs. R. Repouaré.
Oberlin High defeated Norwalk 21 to 6 in a hard fought game. Oberlin took early lead with notable drives and defensive stops, Norwalk answered with a late surge but Oberlin sealed the win with key plays and a final defensive stand.
Max G Hart retires from grocery trade to devote full time to rubber heel and shoe polish business as president of The Ivory Polish Co holding company. Development planned this winter with market entry to begin around April 1 of next year.
McKinley School 11 fell 24 to 30 to Tommy Jenkins' eleven in a hard fought junior football game. Red Hest led with two touchdowns, Leonard and Kaminaki scored for McKinley, while Lawrence Taylor and Bob Cheevers starred. Cheevers returned a 20 yard run to the goal and Taylor scored three times.
Two small fires were reported last evening. The department was sent to 112 East K Rivier Street but found no fire. A silk alarm from the New York Coal Decks reported smoke near the Columbia Steel Co. A run was made with nothing further found.
Fitzgerald scores three goals as Gaters and Stillwell clash. Referee Hyer from Cleveland and umpire Vaughn from Elyr'a oversee a game with four quarters of 12 and a half minutes each.
Oct 22 sensational disclosures tie actress Virginia Rappe to Mina Virginia Warren and Mrs Josephine Ross Fogarty. Warren, a private nurse in 1908, recalls Rappe at 14 in delicate health with bladder troubles and a disturbing incident that escalated as Warren aided Miss Rappe amid unfolding events in Chicago.
A Detroit area ad promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound claiming relief from backaches headaches and nervous blue moods. It presents a woman who followed a friend's advice and now encourages others to try the product for feminine ailments.
The Salvation Army begins a revival meeting series led by evangelist and poet Waggener at Caneee Way Oct. Waggener served ten months overseas with the Salvation Army and is noted as a forceful speaker. A correction fixes Barrett wristwatch pricing to Ladies Solid Gold Wrist Watches with 16 jewel movement at 27.85.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a Sunday meeting at First Church with religious focus on salvation and devotion to the Lord. The fragment mentions Wednesday gathering and holiday exclusions, but details are unclear.
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