Miners Rescued After Fire Delays Movie Mine Scene
A movie company hired local miners to add realism for a mine scene. A fire trapped the workers prompting a hurried rescue effort as men toiled to tunnel through four feet of rock to reach them.
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15 Sep 1922
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The Chronicle Telegram in Elyria, Ohio
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1922
Page
1
Entrapped Miners Face Grim Search At Argonaut Mine
Jackson Cal August 15 report notes 47 men entombed in the Argonaut gold mine as rescue hopes hinge on a 36 foot drift by the Kennedy nine crew. A wall may be breached tonight opening a pathway with air supply improving in lower Argonaut sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Cal
Tg 47
Argonaut
Muckers
Kennedy
Rock Face
Beacon
Hold Foster on Ten Thousand Bond in Michigan Case
William S Foster a noted radical was arraigned in St Joseph Michigan on charges under the Michigan syndicalism act. Counsel requested examination and a September 26 hearing was set with bond fixed at 10 000. Earl Browder and Phillip Arenburg were also charged with bonds at 10 000. Seventeen other alleged communists are jailed awaiting preliminary in Bridgeman. Nearby Columbus rumors of an arrest tied to the state fair grounds fire were denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST Joseph
Mich
William S Foster
Chicago
Michigan Syndicalum Act
Ray Davies
Foster
Earl Browder
Phillip Arenburg
Alan
Bridgeman
Here
Columbus
Cabinet Meets Mengers Are Uptimgtic Washington
President Harding meets his cabinet for the first time since April amid relief from the looming strike and economic crisis. The administration notes a nascent business revival across rail, coal, steel, and textiles, but warns railroads remain strained after the recent shopmen strike and dearth of rolling stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harding
Rails
House Passes Goal Measure in Coal Price Plan
Washington dispatch reports the administration's coal distribution bill passed the House to curb profiteering and stabilize fuel prices for winter. The plan envisions a federal distributor and limits the powers of the interstate commerce commission as a key provision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
N Termtate Commerce Commission
LACE ORDERS POA ENLARGED LIGHT PLAN D
Johnson outlines rapid start on Ohio Public Service Company expansion. Orders for machinery are nearly complete and a 30090 HP turbine and boilers will be installed at Lorain. A 132000 volt transmission line system will link Edgewater and Ohio properties, with 120 miles of steel towers planned this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Ohio Public Service Company
Lorain
Edgewater
Ohifo Public Service Company
Ohio
Cities Service Company
Henry L Doherty & Company
Disorders in Ireland Claim More Lives Across Regions
Cork Sept 15 Superintendent Halls of the Cork Postal service died from wounds after an attack by strikers. The Free State cabinet rejected a proposal to appoint a Dail Eireann committee to probe the postal strike and seek settlement. Belfast Sept 15 one Free State soldier killed at Dundalk as Irregulars targeted bridges. A Free State force captured a column of 75 irregular near Ballinrobe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cork
Cork Postal Service
Free State Cabinet
Dail Eireann
Belfast
Dundalk
General Wood Granted Third Absence Leave
Governor Ward Wood will be extended a leave of absence by the regents of the University of Pennsylvania next Monday in Philadelphia after disputes with Regent officials are reportedly settled. Zeigler notes the misunderstandings are cleared and the leave proceeds as planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Ww. Zeigler
University of Pennsylvania
Ward Wood
University
Genera Wood
Philadelia
Desperate Smyrna Crisis Amid Refugee Plight and Battles
A large Turkish offensive imperils Smyrna as Greek and Armenian refugees overwhelm the city. Reports say Christians were massacred, the American girls college burned, and 1,300 people missing while mustering forces surround Constantinople. Britain and allies push a united near east policy and throne abdication terms emerge from Angora notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smyrna
Athens
American College For Women
Paris
Angola
Great Britain
France
Italy
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Angora
Constantinople
Moscow
London
Mall
Thrace
Trukish
Evening News
Misa Mills
Lila Lee Visits City Amid Rumors of Chaplin Marriage
Actress Lila Lee, visiting sister Mrs Leonard Tufford, denies rumors of marrying Charlie Chaplin. She praises the city and California like weather, plans to return to New York soon, and attends a Country Club dance in her honor with limited time for social events and her baby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lila Lee
Leonard Tufford
Park Avenue
Wiss Lee
Charlie Chapin
Miss Lee
Charlie Chaplin and
Chaplin
Chicago
California
New York
George
Tufford
Thousands Return to Work as Rail Strike Eases in Chicago
Chicago dispatch reports hundreds of shopmen resuming jobs on lines including Northern Pacific Great Northern and Soo Line as railroads move toward peace with the Jewel-Willard plan. Lignite Joliet and Eastern and others announce signings while some roads remain resistant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jewell-Willard
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Great Western
Lignan Joliet and Eastern Railroad
Alabama and Vicksburg Railroad
Roeech Island
Gorman
Road
Soo Liney
Chicago, Milwaukee and
St Paul
Chicago and Northwestern
Viindig Central
Buffalo
Susquehcand
Denver
Salt Lake
Galveston
Continued business revival seen in Cleveland bank report
Cleveland Trust Company reports ongoing economic revival with momentum from five factors. High priced food stocks, ample funds after price declines, a building boom, strong auto industry activity, and bumper crops are cited as drivers, with auto output for eight months rivaling all of 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Cleveland Trust Company
Wita
Ailsutse
Saga
Bank Tt
Lawsuit filed to recover loaned money in Mitomebiie case
John Loos of Lursn sues Joh Maska alleging he lent funds to purchase a Mitomebiie and the defendant did not repay the loan. The petition was filed a day earlier in the local court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Loos
Lursn
Joh Maska
Chinese Cabinet Resigns as Pekin Despatch Reports
London dispatch reports the Chinese cabinet has resigned. Central News notes expectations that Wang Chhei will be appointed prime minister following the resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Pekty Today
Wang Ch Hei
Ho Pent Pras
Edward Fox Seeks Reward Over Lost Daughter in Telegraphed Messages
Edward C Fox of Kenosha Wisconsin sent odd telegrams to Mayor Jones offering a thousand dollar reward for his missing daughter claiming a kidnapper holds her for twenty five thousand dollars and noting a woman claiming to be Mrs Fox. Post office officials warn the mayor not to honor the taunting demands. In Cincinnati Ohio Jack King age 45 was killed when his car struck a bridge and plunged twenty eight feet into a creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward C Fox
Kenosha
Wisconsin
Jones
Fox
Cincinnati
Jack King
Bethel
Ohio
Old Timers Luncheon Pleases Elyria Kiwanis
The Kiwanis club held its Old Timers Luncheon with Judge H G Redington first president delivering a talk on Arms Accomplishments and Opportunities of Elyria Kiwanis. He said public improvements come from suggestions and cooperation with authorities rather than bearing all costs. Past president Andress offered remarks and Constitution Week plans were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
H G Redington
Elyria Kiwanis
M Andress
Kiwmare Clube
United States
Lows
Wen
Zion City Relies Difference Amid Religious Tension
Local reports describe rising religious tensions in Zion City as ministers and civic leaders navigate community divisions. The article notes differing views on policy and public life amid ongoing debates within churches and town hall meetings.
WETS WEEP AS STILLS ARE NO MORE
Ninety copper whiskey stills captured by Sheriff D Backus were destroyed in county seizures. The contraband equipment was sold for scrap after being displayed and winnowed by authorities. Two wagon loads carried away the varied stills from small teapots to forty gallon vessels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uaquor
D Backus
Joa
Joe
Fire damages Brunner's tire shop on Comrt Street
Fire and smoke damaged Brunner's tire shop on Comrt Street last night at 6 45. Passersby alerted police who called the fire department. Firemen used chemicals and water to extinguish the flames. Brunner cannot explain the cause, but suspects burning paper in a stove before supper caused smoldering that spread. Several fires burned, machinery and appliances were damaged, and the rear of the building was scorched. He says insurance coverage is in place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunner
Comrt Street
Srwnees
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