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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1922
Page
4
In Wilkes Barre Pa on September 7 a group including seven women and four men were arrested at Bayre for violation of the Daugherty injunction. Witnesses tried to use a ruse to evade the injunction restraining trespass and picket duties, and the scene disrupted the company’s operations as the work was turned over.
Five masked robbers held up the Dayton Savings and Trust Bank branch in Dayton on September 7 at 2:35 P.M. They escaped with $2000 as three armed patrols pursued. One bandit entered the bank, fired a gun, seized cash, and fled to a waiting car.
The Kiwanis Club hears a talk on world history and democracy. Women are praised for civic effort and international collaboration through conferences like the Haltl ore Pan American Conference and the International Women's Suffrage Association. The speaker notes technology shrinking distances and linking nations, urging joint effort to meet global challenges and ensure broader prosperity.
Ohio business and civic groups urged Senator Willis of Ohio to use his influence to end the Baltimore and Ohio strike. The Lima chamber of commerce and the New Ohio Rotary Club said officers were ready to return to work if union leaders approved a settlement.
Grace Terry filed for divorce alleging gross neglect and extreme cruelty by Guy Terry. She accuses him of frequent anger at home, abandoning the family, and staying in hotels for weeks, seeking alimony and custody of their minor child.
Sorenson filed suit against Universal Crane seeking foreclosure of a mechanic's lien for 31975 tied to a contract for plant work. The contractor alleges an oral agreement was entered and later amended, with work completed but payment refused.
A. Stransky of Pukwana announces a new automatic Vaporizer and Carbonizer that tests show increase Ford power and mileage from 25 to 30 miles per gallon while reducing carbon. The device, installed in five minutes without tapping, fits most Ford cars and claims fuel savings of about $7 per mile on one gallon. Stransky seeks agents to market the device and offers demonstrations in Adriano.
Washington report says labor leaders contend Congress forbids using federal funds to prosecute unions or officials under anti trust laws for acts lawful under criminal law. They cite the June appropriation ban and warn enforcement could curb free speech and assembly amid Chicago strike actions.
The event featured Merrylegs the pony trained by Franklin’s cousin William Wilkinson. Despite delays and a state of nervous excitement, Merrylegs won the first heat and earned praise while Orlando Bays rode hard through a misstep at the finish. The mayor attributes the loss to Orlando’s enthusiasm and impaired control as the crowd watched the final display.
Nine men across three divisions in the United States have power to submit propositions to end the national railroad strike. Bob Jewell and John Scott Jewell coordinated orders for divisional committees to report in Chicago, while Jewell races back from the east to confer with his executive council. The planned Monday meeting could yield a peace settlement, with the executive council meeting Saturday to review East Coast negotiations. Attorney General Daugherty faces a pivotal injunction petition as the strike's fate hangs on policy committee action and Jewell's negotiated details.
Two fire calls were answered this afternoon. A grass fire burned at Garford’s east riverbank with no damage. A second alarm reported oil on the river below the Boat Broad Street bridge, traced to a garage in the Smith building and quickly extinguished.
Lorain September 7 Petitions are circulated in this city to have the name of attorney A F O Neil of Akron on the judicial ticket He desires to become candidate for the six year term for court of appeals Judge Co G Washburn is at present the only candidate for this position
Navy airmen from the Eval air squadron at Sam Drews California broke formation to salute Lieut. Andrew G. Reaves and Chief Machinist Clarence W. Green killed in a plane crash. The cortege paused as the squadron hovered above the hearse line and the guards of honor prepared at the cemetery.
Readable list shows prices for butter eggs cheese poultry and produce in Cleveland. Items include butter extra and prints, eggs fresh by dozen, cheese York State per pound, poultry heavy fowl and roosters, spring chickens, beans, cabbage, onions, corn, lettuce, tomatoes, peppers, potatoes, cucumbers, peaches, turnips with units and varied per pound or per dozen quotes.
New York on September 7 saw a broad stock advance as traders priced in possible settlement of the five power strike, with leading names like US Steel and Canadian Pacific posting gains. Chicago wheat and corn futures moved in mixed fashion, while livestock markets in Cleveland showed steady to higher prices across cattle calves and hogs.
George Blumenthal of New York has arranged a long country tour by a German opera company. Blumenthal expects strong interest at low ticket prices, linking the venture to the dying wish of Osenr ammerstein and his Friar.
State board of control grants 4175 109 for no new building at Cleveland state hospital. Welfare director MacAyeal reports dismissal of state boys industrial school head Hast. he vows not to retain him. West Virginia Pipe Line sues in federal court to reduce Ohio property tax value from 77350 to 59034. DoW McGrath awarded six cottages contract for Orient farm feeble minded project at 624036 general and 15800 senate contracts. Baltimore and Ohio derailment disrupts Cincinnati service. Lorain Budget Commission to meet to assess finances and potential tax hike to prevent loss of financial standing.
L A Burnett newly elected head of the Knights of Columbus announces plans to build a new club house in Lorain. A winter fundraising drive will be launched to raise funds for the building project. Arlington National Cemetery desecration appeal made to federal authorities to halt drinking gambling and alleged loitering.
Hope committee was summoned to Chicago for early next week to attend a Change Meeting Place. A general strike is unlikely unless Judge Wickerson's temporary order becomes permanent prompting protests by labor. The American Federation of Labor council, planning a Saturday canvass, may roll into a general strike in retaliation. Johnston, president of striking machinists, denied a general basis for talks with rail executives, but said individual conferences continue with railroad officials.
Detective Norman pursued armed raiders after a freight train passed Abbe Road at a slow speed. Witnesses from Toledo claim one shot was heard while others deny hearing any gunfire. Norman’s account lacks corroboration as suspects say they heard only one report and none had guns.
A reader named Boyd Wile of Ay Ya haa recounts using Dr Orths Stomach Remedy after eight months of acidity. He reports relief from indigestion, no abdominal trouble since, and says the product is better than any other stomach remedy he used, recommending it to others with stomach issues and noting a money refund option.
In Rutland Vermont on September 7 Balvin Maynard known as the flying parson and his mechanic were killed when their airplane fell to the ground. A passenger was injured, the extent of which was not yet determined.
Cincinnati Sept. 7 Edd Roush star Reds outfielder and former holdout king was suspended indefinitely by National League president John A Heydler for language used in a row with Umpire Moran over a decision on a hit to third. Roush disputed the call, claimed Steck tagged him, and an argument ensued with Pat Moran and Pat Duncan restraining him as Reds teammates stepped in. Roush said Quigley had warned there would be no further trouble and that he planned to go fishing for a few days.
Emma Tefonell of San Francisco becomes the first American woman born to Italian parents admitted to practicing law in California. Her mother’s Venetian patrician lineage and her father’s Roman stock underline her historic achievement in the legal profession.
Henry McGee faced a police court hearing on a charge by William Clark that he stole five dollars. Clark claimed a friend used a watch as security and offered three dollars back. McGee denied the theft, saying others in the crowd may have taken the money. The mayor postponed to this afternoon to secure witnesses and determine if a crap game was in progress.
Madame Luella Melius seeks an injunction in federal court alleging breach of contract by Ganna Walska wife of Harold F McCormick. The case centers on preventing Walska from singing in the United States while Lelius presses for enforcement of an agreement.
In Toledo on September 7 witnesses saw two auto bandits flee toward Wauseon after a pursuit that ended with the capture of Jim Roberts and Frank Mandle, both of Chicago. A mon dern body was found in the car, believed killed by a bullet from Detective Bach's pistol. The suspects, later identified by local, state, and federal authorities, were handed to Sheriff’s posse in Wauseon. Police suspect them to be wanted in Kansas City for the murder of a grocer, with descriptions broadcast nationwide.
A humorous bank tale from a small town features Charlie the cashier refusing to cash a check for a perfect stranger, citing bank rules while an angry customer and surrounding bystanders gather. Elsewhere a confrontation with raucous kids prompts a curiosity about Aunt Lyddy’s wealth and staged entertainment as a stranger observes.
Cincinnati Mrs reports nervous troubles for a year and irregu larities. She credits Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Comp und Liver Pills for relief after one bottle. She says she now feels well and delivered a healthy one month old boy, attributing her survival to the tonic.
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