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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1921
Page
3
Fragmentary notes indicate the Senate delays on a Western mining issue. Brigid Bandholtz and Randholtz are cited in relation to a forthcoming trip and possible deferral. The text references miners and government advice but is unclear on specifics.
Fragmentary OCR notes refer to a marred claim by a person named Aber to a proffer or letter in a New York context. The text mentions freeing an actor and a Mrs. Kober, but details are incomplete and names are uncertain.
Fragmentary notes report a protest in Akron against salaries and governance. Mentions a presidential figure, a yacht sighting, and unclear references to months and figures as readers piece together the event.
Fragmentary OCR mentions Austrian figures, Berliners, and officers but lacks clear events. It references ceding land, confer on rent, and resignations with vague timing and names. The text appears as garbled notes rather than a complete report.
Fragmentary text from a newspaper page mentions Dr Huber and a congratulatory shower at his home. Limited readable details prevent a clear event, date, or full names to summarize further.
City board and residents clash over a planned $250000 Western Heights school, with Superintendent Shelton defending funds and Crips questioned on costs. Speakers press for transparency as architects fees and land titles come under scrutiny while the district plans grow amid district development.
George Er ben 17 of 2635 Socket Avenue Cleveland was killed when he fell under a moving freight train near Lorain while attempting to board. He had visited Lorain with two companions. the others boarded the train and he slipped, sustaining fatal injuries. Parents arrived to arrange shipment of the body to Cleveland.
Cleveland authorities authorize a tiered rate increase starting at 45 cents per thousand feet and rising to 75 cents for excess. Judge Vickery calls the prior rate confiscatory as the East Ohio Gas Company faces the revised charges after the appeal.
San Francisco September 14 A coroner's jury faces a verdict on the death of Virginia Rappe amid the Roscoe Arbuckle case. Coroner Leland plans to conclude the inquiry with two witnesses remaining Alice Blake and Zey Provost. Arbuckle may be allowed to testify but likely remains silent through counsel.
Gordon Myers answers his wife’s divorce petition alleging economic hardship and inability to support the family. He states two cannot live as cheaply as one and cites cost of maintaining a home and scarce work as reasons for the failure to provide.
S. A. Ault files suit against the Hoffman Heater Company alleging breach of contract. He says he was hired as general manager and vice president for $4,500 for one year, but the company asked for his resignation and stopped his pay before year end. He seeks full annual salary.
The petition alleges Mrs Bryan pressed charges after her husband refused to support her. Bryan was released on $600 bail, which he allegedly jumped, costing the bondsmen. A divorce and custody of one minor child are requested.
Cherly Corey 27 mechanic Al vin Wk and Mildred Drake 22 inspector Grafton Rev Grant. Clyde Wheeler 30 bee keeper Pittsfield and Jona Fowls 39 bee keeper Oberlin. Richard Davies 38 clerk and Janet McDermott 34 clerk Book of Lorain Rev Johnson.
The writer condemns postwar society for loosened morals and vanished protections for women. She argues women face daily dangers from parties with drunken men and fear the loss of reputation. The piece cites Arbuckle era examples to illustrate widespread misconduct across America.
Record of events in Los Angeles following the death of Miss Rappe after an Arbuckle party at the Palace hotel. Includes arrivals, alleged assault, hospitalization, arrest on murder charges, inquest and grand jury actions with dates from September 4 to September 13.
Reports indicate Fatty Arbuckle will have an indictment returned in Superior Court at 11 a.m. and bail decisions awaited. The same filing would shape manslaughter proceedings tied to the death of Virginia Rappe with testimony at the St Francis Hotel room scene and grand jury actions.
The opening of the stock market today showed gains across many issues. International Paper remained inactive as Baldwin and Crucible advanced, while Steel and Mexican Pet were higher and rails showed strength with Northern Pacific, American Woolen, and Studebaker pushing higher. Short covering spurred activity as prices rose to new highs.
In Cleveland on September 14 price for top hogs slipped to 8.78 per cwt, down 0.55 from yesterday and within 0.65 of the year's low. Dealer activity and market demand noted but exact volumes not reported.
The report lists opening Uberty bonds with figures 31-28 at 87.30, 41-45 at 88.14, 41-4s at 88.16, 41-45 at 92.16, 41-43 at 88.30, and victory bonds 3 2-48 and 43-48 at 99.04, dated New York September 14.
Cleveland livestock prices show slow cattle demand with top cattle at 15.09 for steers and calves around 4.00. Hogs in Chicago average 25 to 35 cents lower with top around 8.60. cattle receipts near 11,900 with strong to higher bids for prime and high grades.
Chicago markets show wheat advancing to 1.21 4, corn and oats mixed as dates Sept Dec and May contracts shift. Wheat Sept 1.304 1 4, Dec 1.34 1 52 to 1.35, May 1.38. Corn Dec 54 8 7 8, May 49 1 7 Oats Sept 27, Dec 40 1 44 3 5, May 44 5 8. Lard Sept 10.92 Oct 11 Jan 9.65. Ribs Oct 7.90.
The police department and the automobile club will co operate tomorrow evening to test head light lenses. A free test at the foot of Broad street will begin at dark and run each evening until all have been served.
A bicycle belongings to Louis Rothman at 318 Lodi Street was stolen from in front of the Birria Dry Goods Company yesterday afternoon.
The Rhinelander Refrigerator company filed suit in common pleas court against H. R. Freeman seeking payment on three promissory notes valued at 100, 106, and 109 dollars.
De Valera says Sinn Fein note delivered to Lloyd George at Inverness creates new obstacle in Irish peace negotiations. Official circles report continued tension and unclear path forward in the talks.
State Auditor Tracy releases findings on unaccounted sums in Barberton and Summit County from Oct 16, 1933 to May 18, 1921. Total recovery amounts to 71744.58 with 8385 tied to Summit County treasurer's sums. Mayor Decker and ex mayor Bishop owe city sums. Hoag and Dall overpaid 579.20 tied to sewer construction. Findings focus on excess salaries and improper fines and fees.
Unpublished dispatches indicate the British premier asked Sinn Fein courier to return a note to Eamon de Valera to seek revision in the hope of arranging a peace conference. The note, carried by Joseph MacGrath and Harry Roland, was described as Sinn Fein’s strongest position. The delay jeopardizes a September 24 peace conference unless a breakthrough occurs. The text was not released, but officials say it accepted a conference offer with no added conditions.
The Foreign Trade Bureau of a major trust company extends bank service abroad to report on global trade and finance. It gathers data from official foreign publications, governments, and commerce groups via worldwide branches and consular links in New York. The bureau also runs a Foreign Credit Division to assess foreign buyers and extend credit to support exporters.
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