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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1923
Page
4
Reporters in Daily News and Star criticize German surrender impact on reparations and French political costs. Poincare blamed for delaying payments. British officials note potential for settlement hope as talks in Washington unfold on the Ruhr issue.
Ruth A. White sues EH White claiming she is not suited to settle down and prefers dancing. He alleges she chose dancing over home, ending their 1918 marriage and leaving him with a child. he seeks divorce and custody.
Representatives from health span and civic clubs across nine eastern Ohio counties will attend a conference at the Hotel Statler in Cleveland on Wednesday September 26. They aim to plan work for the coming year and organize the Christmas seal sale. The event is one of a series arranged by the Public Health Association with attendees from Ashtabula, Ohio, Geauga, Huron, Lake, Medina, Summit and Trumbull.
Delaware, Sept. 25. Charles 206 Denison avenue Elyria pledged to Delta Tau Delta at Ohio Wesleyan University. With the first week of rush past, fraternity rush at Wesleyan nears completion as about 100 freshmen pledged to various fraternities while over 200 freshmen enrolled at the university.
In Wheeling West Virginia on September 25 a receiver was named for the Liberty Transit Company operating between Pittsburgh and nearby areas. J B Sommerville presided and appointed Dollar Savings and Trust Company as receivers with a capital at stake of $35 000.
A new saw mill costing about 175000 is under construction at South An and will replace the old mill. It will feature modern machinery and electric cranes with a gang capable of handling 15 tons. Fifty one workers will be employed, and a modern living apartment building will be built by JF Delbridge. Forest City Steel and Iron Co of Cleveland will construct the mill. Work to begin November 1.
Amherst reports the school board confirmed new hires to replace resignations. Miss Bellar will lead music and Miss Katharine Murray teaches second grade. Transportation for Lake Road pupils is discussed. Lunch program expansions include two hot meals daily and 245 students dine.
Ambiguous report notes troops from allied nations and the United States observing actions and client scene, with observers tracking maneuvers and potential aims, but details remain unclear. The description suggests a guarded, neutral stance as units monitor developments.
Mrs W. 5 Greenwalt of Jackson Street was summoned to Caldwell New Jersey due to the death of her brother James B McNamara. Claude Jacox is seriously ill at the local hospital. EH Binder of Cleveland was an Amherst visitor yesterday.
Cleveland Sept 25 closing arguments for government and defense concluded as Judge D C Wastenhaver prepared to charge the jury in the conspiracy case. Defendants include Joseph Shearer former federal prohibition director of Ohio Fred Counts former prohibition agent and attorneys Samuel A Hoskins and A Frank Counts. Jury expected to begin deliberations late today with a possible verdict before nightfall.
A jury in Russia township awarded George Bailey 225 dollars after finding Logan Natural Gas Co liable for tearing up gas mains on his farm. The case arose from property damage claims and was decided after a brief trial this morning.
Secretary Weeks approves dissolving the Muscle Shoals power and nitrate project by selling the Gorgas steam plant to Alabama Power Company instead of Henry Ford, provoking a bitter dispute in and out of Congress.
Chicago grand jury returns five true bills including murder and robbery charges in the beer gangsters war. Indictments handed up before Judge John Carerty as the conflict claims more lives.
Robert M Jackson files for divorce from Viola Jackson accusing gross neglect and extreme cruelty. He claims she associated with other men and said she no longer cared for him, asking the court to grant a decree of divorce.
In Nelsonville on September 23 physicians began the physical examination of more than 5,000 schoolchildren in Athens County. The effort aims to assess health conditions affecting the student population.
Cooperation with school officials and county nurses outlines a program for children with major physical defects. Those identified will be sent to a summer camp for several weeks of treatment next year.
State prohibition petitions filed in common pleas court by Henry M. Hagelbarger allege repeated violations of the ban on nuisances at two Akron premises, aiming to apply padlock provisions to close them down.
The world's series will commence in New York City on October 10, announced today by Judge Landto in the local office.
New York stock prices opened higher on news of Germany's surrender in the Ruhr but soon softened as traders hesitated to join the rally. Industrials slipped, with Studebaker dropping about four points. oil stocks remained active, and several petroleum names advanced.
Dr Louise Stanley, former dean of home economics at the University of Missouri, is highlighted as a key figure in local department agriculture needs. In Washington she is cited for advocacy and leadership in the field. The report also notes the maiden voyage of the oil burning towboat Trofin from Charleston West Virginia to Pittsburgh for Jones and Laughlin Steel Co, to service its Pittsburgh plants.
Oklahoma lawmakers threaten to meet at the capitol to impeach Governor Walton amid a military order and a siege mentality. W S Cyaningham and W D McBee vow decisive action as troops brace for possible confrontation and arrests.
Incomplete OCR text from Scantiog site shows scattered phrases about events and dates. Readable items are minimal with no clear people places organizations or concrete facts to summarize.
Willard Storage Battery Company of Cleveland launches a new radio station on September 1 The Willard plant site includes a large broadcasting facility with 1000 watt transmitter and storage batteries powering the transmission The station uses 2500 volt racks of storage cells to run the 1000 watt transmitter marking a notable early power setup in radio broadcasting.
Twenty three general chairmen of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen met in Cleveland to count a vote among employees on requesting a wage increase. In Athens Ohio University reports almost 1,700 students registered, with chapel services twice weekly and 19 new members introduced twice as classes ran late due to heavy registration.
A report from East Liversool notes the death of James 8, Hagraile, 63, after a brief illness as he was leaving a scene. His widow survived along with two daughters and four brothers. Medical aid arrived promptly but he did not recover.
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