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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1923
Page
8
A freight rate error is cited on a shipment from Walnut Corners Alabama. The claim seeks the remaining balance allegedly due after the mispriced charge for logs and chips.
Mrs. Alfred D. Stocking, 56, died at her Eaton Island Road home early this morning after a several month illness. She left a husband, two children D. A. Stocking and Mrs. Wesley Weller of Elyria, five brothers and a sister. Funeral services are Monday at 1 30 p m at her home conducted by Rev. Edwin Kirby. Burial will be at Ridgelawn.
Reports from Madrid and across Andalusia describe a growing cost of living with sugar, potatoes, and bread rising as newspapers petition the government for relief. Police arrest the Barcelona food syndicate president. Valencia authorizes military intervention in municipal affairs. sick and wounded soldiers on furlough are to be reexamined for front service in Morocco.
Cincinnati, Sept 21 A son born to Mrs Charles Marsh as prohibition officers raided the saloon and grocery of her husband on Syria more Street across from their home. The raid caused uproar while the mother remained unaware. Charles Marsh and his 17 year old son Howard were arrested on liquor law violations. the boy was later released.
An ad suggests Bisulated Magnesia as a remedy for indigestion. It claims it neutralizes stomach acid after meals, reducing gas and heartburn, allowing safer eating and promising no harm with ongoing use while symptoms persist. It urges readers to try powder or tablets from any druggist.
Private Guy Pendleton, 23, at Fort Eustis, Virginia, did not receive careful attention before leg amputations. Army nurse Miss Julia McKenna testified in a court martial against Mayor George W. Cook on charges of malpractice and neglect. She stated Pendleton did not receive the same care as other major cases.
The initiative petition to create a state examining board for chiropractors is filed with Secretary of State Brown. If approved in November, the governor will appoint a three member board of chiropractors. Delegates elected by the Ohio Methodist Episcopal conference attend the general ME conference in Springfield, Massachusetts next May. Delegates named include Mrs. O N Townsend Zanesville Ernest Cherrington Westerville Dr C C Miller Lancaster State Senator Thomas A Jenkins Ironstone James A White Columbus. A sixth delegate and three alternates to be elected this afternoon.
Wellington notes cover the Wellington Woman's Club meeting with Farm Women's Club hosting twelve members due to bad weather and plans for future work. Also scheduled is a November 23 bazaar and supper by the Ladies Work Society. Dr J Howard Alberts travels and lectures attract local attention with multiple talks at Lo-Net Theatre and a high school address. Rebekahs plan a public supper next Saturday while Odd Fellows dance plans remain tentative.
The Au Courant Club met at Mr and Mrs Henry Plato s home on Park Avenue with about 20 attendees. The evening featured games and social time reflecting a lively community gathering in Amherst.
NY stock market opened steady with most advances fractional. Leather stocks weakened as American Hide and Leather Preferred fell over one point, Central Leather classes under pressure, while U S Steel and Bethlehem Steel showed small moves and rail shares benefited from renewed buying in forenoon trading.
An old advertisement claims piles cannot be cured by external treatments and touts internal medicine. Dr Leonhardy allegedly developed an internal remedy named Hemroid after testing in 1000 cases and now sells it nationwide with a guarantee. Phil Hips offers refunds if not satisfied.
Chicago dealers report grain opening fairly steady with December wine futures up 1 4 to 1 3. Wheat Dec at 103 tons. Corn Sept 841 2 to 3 8, Dec 673 4 7 8, Lard Oct 11 87. New York futures show Liberty bonds opening mixed with several issues inching higher, including First 41-48 98.2 and Fourth 41-45 8.2.
Estella Sawyer seeks divorce on grounds of extreme cruelty and habitual drunkenness alleging September 11 assault and ongoing interference. She describes him as a Y C railway brakeman earning good wages and asks for alimony and an injunction. The note adds that women garment workers in New York City number over 75,000.
Coverage for 1360 will be laid at a joint banquet of the Ohio annual conference M E church and Ohio Layman's association in Columbus. U S Senator Fess and Bishop Oldham will speak. Ohio Wesleyan graduates attended the Alumnus banquet. Rev Hartinger was elected president, Rev Butler vice president, Rev Mitchel Jr. secretary treasurer. James A White, head of the Ohio Anti Balloon league, said enforcement costs Ohio $108000 and fines collected exceed $1260000. Raymond Johnson, Washington D C, spoke as a Methodist member.
Lorain council held a special session and approved borrowing 8454 to cover two weeks of police and firemen payroll. The plan repeats every two weeks through year end, continuing debt on the safety fund and ending in goldised status.
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