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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1921
Page
7
Fragmentary wartime notices describe aerial drops near the red neck area with logain de nes and miners from Hew concentration, reporting no casualties. The report notes troops in action and evacuated houses nearby as the war department enforces limits. A separate classified item lists real estate and rental offerings including modern bath homes and furnished rooms in the area.
Widespread fighting reported from the Mill Creek district near Crooked Creek as miners press lines along the state frontier. Governors and federal troops prepare amid claims of three defended assaults repelled and fears of a broader offensive.
Market activity fades in late forenoon with shorts covering noted in quiet issues. Tobacco products General Asphalt and Sears Treebuck rise while Studebaker gains. Mexican Pete reaches 104 as Liberty Bonds prices show varied moves and grain futures open mixed in Chicago.
Calves receipts 250 market steady top 313 60. Sheep and lambs receipts unclear top 00 hogs receipts 3090 market 160 to 15 cents lower. Yorkers 2. . . 360 mixed 360 975 heavies 750 800 mediums 950. Declan patie and ats 850. Roughks 450. Blage 2 www eee 450.
Toledo notes mixed commodity quotes with grains and timothy hay including oats, rye, clover, and corn prices, plus timber and timothy values. Chicago reports Wheat and Corn price ranges, along with cattle and hog markets and futures, noting profit taking and weather effects.
A garbled collection of maxims urges care in action and speech. It contrasts habit, effort, and belief, noting that anxiety or faith shapes tomorrow and that life requires purposeful work rather than aimless ease.
News from Williamson West Virginia reports the first uprising in Mingo county since the Boone Logan county line clashes. A group crossed the Tug River from Kermit into Martin Kentucky then returned toward Logan through Wayne county. Sheriff Pins on urges reinforcements and faces two active pursuit forces.
Karl Bawor filed for divorce claiming 29 years of marriage ended by his wife’s four year absence. He alleges she refused to follow him while he moved on government assignments. The defendant currently resides in New York City awaiting future relocation plans.
One of the first events of the school year features Tomy Sarg's Marionettes presented under the High School English Club auspices. The English Club, an honorary society, requires a grade of 83 or higher in English for membership and meets weekly to study drama and its development. The marionettes, taller and more elaborate than typical puppets, are controlled by a troupe behind the scenes with speeches by purpeteers. Performances are set for the High School Auditorium on an OCT date with matinee and evening shows, following rehearsal in Cleveland and a daytime show for grade children featuring Rip Van Winkle.
The United States will refrain from acting on a proposed commercial treaty with Mexico until the full text of a recent Mexican Supreme Court decision on retroactivity of article 27 is received and studied. An official statement noted the delay while this legal text is reviewed.
War grafters accused of defrauding the government may avoid criminal prosecution unless Congress raises the statute of limitations from 2 to 6 years. The Department of Justice officials stated this need to enable action on the alleged frauds involving hundreds of Williams.
Dayton court hears Ethel Mar Quillen seek divorce from JL D Quillen circus cameraman of Syracuse New York. She claims coercion performances while her health was impaired and requests alimony custody of children and rest estate.
In Lexington on September 12 the state convention adopted a resolution denouncing socialist protests and criticizing party activities. The convention also adopted a resolution supporting patriotism and the Legionaries as part of its stance.
Fred Walters of Cleveland files habeas corpus to recover his four year old daughter Margaret from William and Margaret Flaherty of Loraine who allegedly hold her against the father’s will.
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