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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1922
Page
1
Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railroad rejects outside union plans and signs new wage and rule agreements with current shop employees. Other lines follow with talks continuing. clashes over separate agreements prompt protests as talks on terminal settlements proceed in Washington Cleveland and New York.
George Howlett a Fort man and carpenter bound over to await action by the Grand jury in police court on charges of taking lumber from the railroad and secreting it at 128 Lodi Street. Witnesses said Howlett and George Dunfee unloaded the lumber. Howlett denied the charge and was held on a $600 bond. A warrant for Dunfee of Murray Ridge was issued but he could not be located.
In New Brunswick on Sept 16 the Rev Edward W Hall rector of St John the Divine and an unidentified woman were found dead under an apple tree on a Phillips farm. Each was shot. Hall had one bullet to the forehead. Police believed the pair had been dead about 40 hours and warned against disturbance as investigators assessed wedding ring on the woman's left hand and other items. Hall's effects included a message from his home. he is survived by a wife and three children.
Woratn County Bar Association held its annual frolic at Elyria Country Club with over fifty attendees. Dinner for forty nine, toast by David Aiken, remarks by Judge Washburn and others, a scrappy ball game ending 39 to 40, plus golf and games, described as one of the association’s best outings.
Alta Shoup of Lorain files a 725 000 damage suit against Arthur Goakes of Cleveland claiming he reckless ly drove on Lake road on August 22 causing a collision wreck. She suffers a fractured sternum and kidney injuries with shock. Belleville Ont four hurt in Grand Trunk derailment near Sidney crossing.
Washington Sept 16 The veterans bonus bill passed by both houses faces an uncertain fate at the White House with President Harding potentially vetoing the measure. Supporters and opponents gauge votes in Congress as absenteeism clouds the outcome, while plans to override a veto hinge on a narrow margin in the Senate and House.
The article sketches potential outcomes if Mustapha advances halting his victorious army. It warns of threats to Asia Minor, Constantinople, and Adrianople, and of broader war risks involving France Britain and Russia. It notes possible Turkish Balkan alliances and Mesopotamia loss to Britain as consequences.
The impeachment inquiry into Attorney General Harry M Daugherty stalled with the House Judiciary Committee adjourning to next Tuesday. Representative Keller pressed for public hearings to present evidence as politics and party lines color the proceedings.
Judge W B Thompson granted five divorces this morning in Lorain cases. Vesta OConner and Hugh OConner split due to extreme cruelty, with Vesta reverting to Coleman. Nettle Wood and Frank Wood divorced for gross neglect, with Hazel Hill and Harry Hill awarded $35 monthly alimony for herself and child. Elmer Robinson and Zella Robinson divorced for extreme cruelty. Jurntin Minnich and Meredith Minnich granted divorce for gross neglect. City Attorney D A Baird’s 8 year old son Richard fell from a ladder at McKinley playground, injuring his right arm.
Police surprised three robbers in the act of cracking the Chappell Warren Co safe on J. Clair avenue N E. A gun battle ends with one capture. The captured man is identified as Chick Pierce at the police station.
In Detroit and surrounding area about 100000 workers face layoffs as Ford Motor Company suspends Hen ry Ford plants indefinitely. River Rouge 18000 workers were told to turn in tools last night. Highland Park 45000 workers notified of indefinite suspension. No official word from Henry or Edsel Ford on the closures or policy causes.
The Gulf and West Indies Paymaster was robbed of 42000 pesos in Tampico. A Mexican was killed and two others injured, including an American, when six bandits attacked the paymaster. Shaw reported to the state department via cable through the Mexican embassy in Mexico City.
The report says Russia may aid the Turks in taking Constantinople and German, British, and Greek forces react to a mounting crisis. British fleets concentrate at the Dardanelles to deter Turkish invasion, while Jugo Slavia girds for possible Balkan war and Bulgaria remains neutral.
Washington reports the United States cannot provide large scale relief to war and famine refugees in the near east without congressional funds. State department officials await dispatches from Rear Admiral Bristol in Constantinople and have no immediate funds for relief. Only about fifty native Americans are known in the war torn zone, though many naturalized Greeks have returned home.
London dispatch claims Bolshevik influence toppled the Greek army by looting, burning stores, and cutting supply lines in Anatolia. The cyprus correspondent reports Greek troops reportedly faced treachery as the crowd shouted long live Lepine.
The American destroyer Edsall arrived at Salonika with 600 refugees from Smyrna. Consul Morris said authorities could provide food and shelter for $000 per person but lacked clothing blankets and milk. Thousands more refugees expected in coming days.
England declares dominions to reinforce British forces in the Balkans. Immediate reinforcements will be sent to protect control of the Dardanelles per an official statement issued today.
Tense European chancelleries await Angora's reply to the Almed ultimatum amid pessimism over Turkish demands. Ankara seeks restoration of Anatolia and Thrace, unconditional Greek surrender, Turkish sovereignty over Asia Minor, and reparations for alleged atrocities. British premier Lloyd George rests at Caernarvon. U.S. views on peace conference unsettled.
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