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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1922
Page
12
Paris and Berlin moved toward a compromise on postwar payments as France accepted Germany may pay with bonds instead of cash. Belgian and British positions were noted as ministers and premiers debated honoring indemnities amid tensions and a potential moratorium.
A 19th century column argues wives suffer headaches backaches and nervous strain as husbands and physicians fail to ease them. It promotes Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a remedy, claiming many women found renewed health and happiness after trying it.
The attorney general seeks a federal injunction to restrain Federated Shop Crafts leaders and 400000 workers from interfering with railroads after a July walkout. The petition, supported by the United States government, warns of potential use of federal troops if violated and forbids meetings by strike leaders.
Chicago Sept 1. Railroad maintenance of way employees opposed a wage increase on the Eastern roads at a labor board hearing. John G. Walther and Jacob Aaronson argued cost of living had not risen enough in three months to justify a raise. They criticized figures by Jett Lauck and noted that section laborers average 37 1 2 cents on bank in pattern territory, 8 327 under the board order.
City officials consider legislation to clean the river and improve Cascade park areas polluted by sewage. Proposals include revamping sewer systems diverting waste to main trunks and possibly city operated septic tanks and pumping stations to restore air quality and river beauty while protecting public health.
The governor and fuel commission clash over proposed coal rates with operators arguing the prices are too high while the state cites a 100 percent rise since the April strike. Reports say some private buyers paid 25 a ton. Officials warn of a car shortage in the Hacking Valley, threatening mine operations as the commission plans urgent action to secure transport.
City officials pledge cooperation with theater authorities to abate a nuisance. The work will require time substantial thought and input from experts to help remedy the conditions and protect public welfare.
The market list shows Butter per pound at .42, Eggs per dozen at 30 to 32 cents, and various items including Cheese York State per pound, Poultry prices for Broilers and Spring Chickens, Apples per basket, Beans Navy, Cabbage per pound, Corn, Onions, Lettuce, Tomatoes, Peppers, Potatoes per sack, Sweet Potatoes, Spinach per 10 pounds, and Peas per bushel with specific price ranges and units. Several items include price ranges and unit measures such as per dozen, per pound, per basket, and per bushel.
New York stocks opened active with gains led by US Steel and Royal Dutch while Consolidated Gas fell on rate news. Chicago wheat and corn advanced, provisions lower, and Liberty Bonds opened with slight mixed yields.
Washington Sept 1 The soldiers bonus bill hangs on President Harding to decide today. Congress leaders favor acceptance of the Senate majority view, while anti bonus senators expect a veto. The House is not expected to sustain a veto. The McCumber bill moves to conference with tariff and committee actions shaping early agreement.
St Louis officials and relief crews rush toward Star Landing after a Frisco passenger train reportedly plunged from a trestle into a creek. Unconfirmed reports from nearby stations say seven dead and 20 injured. Details limited due to disrupted telegraph lines.
Agents pursue suspected bomb ring leaders after two blasts at railroad worker homes. Slugging attackers abduct a Rock Island worker. police hunt a four-man dynamite ring near Belt Line bridge. Investigations reveal extensive damage to rails and air brake lines across several coal routes.
Riot spreads from Eberswalde to Berlin as mobs smash shop windows and loot stores. Police try to intervene but are overwhelmed. Hundreds participate, many marching in the city amid clashes and property damage reported from both towns.
The administration's twin coal bills, a mining industry inquiry and anti profiteering measure, are before the Senate after House approval. Leaders expect swift passage within a week, with conference to reconcile differences.
Lorain Ohio state officials report the National Stove Co. may close within two weeks if coal for enamelins is not received. The National Tube Co. expects coal shipments to aid its plant. Lorain County relief administrator George Dudderer urged state utilities commission to secure coal supply.
Elyria Elks line. Cincinnati took third place as Bellevue followed. The Ohio Elks’ Association elected A. Bart Horton of Cincinnati Lodges No. 5 as president, defeating John B Stahl of Fremont. George Canales of Lorain and Bud B. Tue of New Lexington were named first and second vice presidents, with G. J. Helfrick of Elyria as third vice president. John Panney of Columbus was secretary and William Petrie of Cincinnati treasurer, with George F. Hamilton of Steubenville named trustee for three years.
A brief note praising Brenner's Shoe Store for a good showing of fall and school footwear.
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