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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1922
Page
5
Fragmentary report describes chaos as Turks push to retake a city amid massacres. References to Mustapha Kemal and Turkish nationalist advance are interwoven with scattered local notices about Oberlin, travel, and personal events. The text blends international turmoil with domestic society items and moralizing lines.
An incident at a road house led to visitors fleeing after a disturbance. Police reported a tense scene with several patrons scattering, no injuries were listed, and officers remained to secure the area. Local witnesses described a chaotic exit as staff assisted patrons to safety.
Charles Huffman of Newport Kentucky and his son Clarence were buried in a trench dug in a yard when soil gravel and rocks collapsed trapping them for ten minutes neighbors heard cries and dug them out Charles Huffman nearly suffocated but could breathe through small crevices both men were bruised but unhurt overall
A historical report describes installing a moving picture machine at Gates Home for Crippled Children, linked to Meta- Grist hospital, funded by the Rotary Club. The device films admitted patients from arrival through discharge to record daily progress and future treatment outcomes.
A Lorain County case confirms George C of Lorain’s appointment and a recovered judgment of 2311 dollars against a laundry company. The record notes an impending procedure and a registrar or trustee, with emphasis on patience and value, while urging contact with knowledgeable local figures.
Kansas City dispatch reports prosecutor Will Cameron Orr questions juries and death penalty in the case of Beal accused of murdering Warren Anderson. Orr considers dropping the death sentence as trials in other cities show juries hesitate to impose it on women. Beal’s defense will claim she killed Anderson after he said he intended to break many hearts.
Four men employed as foremen on Barnesville sewer project were in a car that skidded on a curve and dropped forty feet near Morristown on the National pike. Harry McNickle of Chicago and J. C. Sheehan of Akron were killed. Reuben Rahn of Greensville fatally injured. Lawrence Turner of Greensville escaped serious injury. Rahn hospitalized in Wheeling and is not expected to live. Bodies moved to St Clairsville.
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