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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1922
Page
4
The brief reply from the secretary notes information on actions regarding meat distribution and coal rationing. The text expresses a desire for better coal prices and support for government efforts, while calling for clearer conclusions about official actions amid the strike and distribution concerns.
Washington reports an official announcement after a cabinet meeting that U S prohibition agents will not extend raids beyond the three mile limit. An exception for vessels in shore contact by small boats may occur if talks with Britain allow extending jurisdiction to 12 miles. The discussion focused on avoiding international friction in enforcing the Volstead act at sea.
Washington Sept 26 The state department announced Edwin B Parker of Missouri a former War Industries Board member as the American member of the commission to adjust German American war claims Parker is a lawyer and was formerly employed by the Missouri Kansas and Texas Railroad
Lorain reports a public school enrollment of 7,230 in the main system and 1,500 in special schools, totaling over 9,000 students. The district notes record attendance this year, with about 1,800 more pupils than the same time last year.
A Park Rapids Minnesota reader endorses Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for reproductive health. The letter claims relief before and after marriage and mentions sending a photo of a newborn boy. It touts husband and sister testimonials and urges other women to seek the product for happiness at home.
William E F Gethin 34 of 2409 Reid Ave was found dead in his Lorain drug store by his morning clerk E F Ferguson. He appeared ill the prior night and did not return home. Coroner Miles Perry ruled death from acute dilation of the heart. He was brother of Mrs Lawrence Wagner of Lodi Street.
Lorain County Beekeeper's Association held its monthly meeting in the council chamber. A resolution to affiliate with the State Beekeeper's Association was presented and will be acted on at the next meeting. George DeMuth of Medina spoke on bee keeping history from 1853 to the present and received a vote of thanks.
Cleveland reports on Industrial Waste costs exceeding millions with Rudulph Po Miller of New York speaking for the American En?ermcong Society before the Cleveland Engineering Society. Columbus discusses radio use for advertising at an Ad club luncheon. The Ohio Supreme Court ends summer session with a rehearing of the Cincinnati election case ruling independent candidates in municipalities over 2000 population illegal.
A suit led by David Riy kind and Abram Wasenstein seeks to stop W G Lu wie county treasurer and county auditor from listing property on Lodstreet on the tax duplicate to collect liquor tax and $1200 penalty. Plaintiffs rented to John Niecieski who was fined for selling liquor on the premises and claim no knowledge of illegal procedure.
Trading in New York stocks opens mixed with U S Steel and Mexican Petroleum showing slight gains and declines in others like Baldwin Locomotive and Standard Oil of New Jersey. Market momentum steadies after first hour as sectors such as Gulf States Steel and several energy issues move within narrow ranges.
The article outlines Tom Watson's political career from his populist runs in the 1890s to his 1920 bid for the US Senate as an anti Wilson anti war candidate. It notes his publishing ventures in Atlanta New York and his anti Catholic stance and controversial wartime charges prompting a Senate investigation.
Two injured and hospitalized after a school area auto crash. Wes Fowl accused of reckless driving. Admitts Blame claims responsibility. Neighbors report recurrent incidents as children ride autos near Tessana area. First fatality noted at Fourth and Middle avenues.
Authorities tie a murder attempt to a troubling affair between Mrs Mim and the rector. Witnesses recount quarrels at the Mills home and a pattern of visits by Dr Hall, while neighbors note tensions and suspicions surrounding the church and community members.
Frank Nesbett 65, an employee of the water works Iiter Plant and lake captain, collapsed and died last night in Lorain. Death appeared to result from heart trouble.
Eleanor Heusser daughter of Mr and Mrs C Heusser of South Amherst died at the family home on Quarry Street at eleven o'clock last night after a illness dating from March She is survived by her father, mother, and two brothers Funeral arrangements were not complete
The princess, recalling a long friendship with the Kaiser, reflects on their shared war experiences and affection. A portrait of her late husband in uniform sits as she notes his illness and her care, while she sketches castle life and the duties of hosts to ailing guests and departing visitors.
Guests including Hohenzollern and Rotablea members signed the castle guest book as the princess prepares for nuptials with the former German emperor. Her eldest son Prince Hans George aged 16 visited from Greiz for the weekend, unaware of the engagement until his mother revealed it.
Real estate transfers show deeds between multiple buyers and sellers across Lorain and nearby towns. Transactions include parcels in Sheffield Land Co ad Lorain Hageman ad and Sunnyside Beach Brownhelm with amounts ranging from 350 to 32000 dollars involving parties such as George Wohlebar, John Nt Tu aeres, Anna Schach Ferdinand Holz hauer and others.
British ultimatum to Mustapha Kemal Pasha threatens action within 48 hours. Turkiye forces recrossed the neutral zone at Kumkats and strengthen positions near Kerankoull. Greece fears Turkish move into Thrace. Athens wary of revolution. Greek warships arrive in the Bosphorus.
Thirteen civilians were wounded by bomb explosions in Limerick as irregular troops attacked multiple towns. Fifty regulars were captured and clashes were reported near Glendalough in a three hour battle. In London, documents linked to Eamon de Valera were alleged to admit repudiating Rory O Connor and the irregulars, per the Daily Express.
The Love Baby trial resumes after a defense request to add two witnesses. Judge Ducomb allows the testimony amid objections. Mrs Worden and Vee Woodruff testified Poulin was at church with his wife. rebuttal witness Patrick Doran placed Poulin at a Notre Dame event on February 16, 1981, contradicting his denial.
Congress man Theodore FE Burton of Ohio predicted an economic conference in Washington. He said the United States wants immediate payment of European debts and European disarmament. The Flyrla Gun Club hosts a trap shoot at Pasadena Park Grounds tomorrow at 4 30, inviting all shooters to attend.
An OCR fragment blends an ad promoting a rheumatic poison remedy with a dated rail timetable. It shows a 1922 schedule from Time Table Lake Shouhe Electric Ry listing multiple connecting trains to Detroit and Cleveland with hourly locals and specific departure times.
The Rob inson Hancock Co offers young men's high school suits with extra trousers in priced sets at 20 dollars 22 50 dollars and 25 dollars.
An advertisement claims Baldness can be prevented with Parisian age hair product. It asserts easier prevention than cure and stops hair fall and dandruff. W Phillips guarantees money back if not satisfactory.
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