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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1921
Page
3
The report notes decisions to suspend the business review and hold fewer meetings with special speakers to save costs. The Chamber lists debts of about $3,000 and aims to wipe them within a year, with a reported indebtedness of $1,566. E. Jay Howenstine has served as secretary for four years.
Ghosts of J Johnson Colonel Rob ngersol and Quentin Roose led a West Side procession before Judge A Howells of the manic court as host guest. The event followed a demand by spiritualists to attend a seance and judge Howells was to comment on the authenticity of the spirit visit.
In Columbus on September 27 incorporations were issued. Zorain Specialty Company with capitalization at $10,000 appeared alongside Louis Lowe and An Barbatsis in the filings.
Lorain residents seek credit against an $80 note held by Gow while Gow sues for money due on notes. Grills accuses Gow of removing about $86 in fixtures from the property and seeks credit for that amount. The Third National Bank of New London replies in a Wellington suit by American Agricultural Chemical Co. asking foreclosure of its mortgage on Crittenden with a $69.96 note.
Defanse judgments and cognovit judgments were granted in common pleas court today. Robert J Hall obtained a cognovit judgment against Phillip Cobn of Lorain for 23273. Other cognovit judgments include C H Hammond against J P Acher 731. John Bldwary against Joe Salri Lorain 500. P Sarkis against Mande Isaac 350.76.
Jerry B. Shrvock petitions Common Pleas Curt alleging a conspiracy by George L. Gouter and George Regula spouses to defraud him. Shrvock received a 2173 judgment in April, but appraisal shows Gouter estate cannot pay. request to sell the Oberlin house to satisfy the judgment. Horn appeals case and payment suit heard in court today involving Temarario and Brunstetter Sperry versus Petralla over damages and a Chandler touring car.
In Washington the first national conference to officially recognize housewives notes their role. Mrs. Charles Thompson represents 20 million housewives urging stabilization of home work to relieve conditions. Delegates include Miss Van Kleeck and three labor-affiliated women advocating for unemployed women in mining and textile trades.
Miss Elizabeth Christman appointed by Secretary of Commerce Hoover to confer on the unemployment crisis. She represents organized labor as secretary of the International Glove Workers' Union, bringing experience in industrial problems. The piece also includes miscellaneous notes on astronomy, railways, Passover, and ancient poultry references.
Luther Normin 22 a mechanic from Loran and Alice Johnson 20 a milliner from Loran obtain a marriage license. Oberlin George F Murray 54 a salesman from Indianapolis Indiana and Fay G McDonnell 41 a seamstress from Loran obtain a license.
Cleveland featherweight Carl Wester Tremaine married Henrietta D. Reinke in Lorain on September 27. Witnesses Alvre Miller and wife attended, and the couple left for Seville, Ohio after the ceremony.
Oldsmobile engineers use a rolling method to compress cylinder wall metal after precise machining. A central spindle with calibrated rolls forms true bore circles, squeezing 0.0005 to 0.00075 inches to harden and smooth the surface. The result is longer cylinder life and a truer bore.
Charles S. Rice of Spencerville pleaded guilty in Lorain police court to a liquor infraction. He was fined five dollars and cast the mayor Asaph Jones in the proceedings. Rice claimed he could not remember where he stored the liquor but said it was immoral.
Carter Glass confirms Williams opposition to the treaties after a morning talk with Senator Williams and Mr. Wilson. Glass says he has not heard of other Democrats meeting Wilson and quotes Williams describing the deal as a dish that would cause nausea and be rejected as unpalatable public policy.
Sept 77 Gensel Knolet of France, head of the allied commission for disarmament Germany, handed a note to the German government demanding decentralization of police authorities. The allies seek to extend police control so the force is less of a military organization.
In Lorain a neighborhood quarrel led to Anna Strainie and Mr. Popler being bound over for peace in Justice Hushes Court. Popler posted a 7000 bond and Popler plans to pursue a warrant against Strainie, with both sides under quieting peace bonds as the case continues.
DEFIANCE Sept 27 Removed from office as superintendent of the county children's home by the board of county commissioners W F Wagner was moving his effects from the institution today His removal followed Prosecutor Roger O Hays' presentation of evidence secured by State Examiner Walter Garrison indicating gross extravagance and misappropriation of county funds In the resolut ion removing Wagner the commission ers charge that expensive foods and toilet articles were purchased with county funds and never used for the children at the home while the payroll it is alleged was frequently juggled to secure overpayment of sums ranging up to 17 50
The War Department announced steps to organize the nation's reserve manpower for immediate mobilization in an emergency. The plan calls for three field armies, nine army corps, and 27 divisions, totaling 54 divisions with regular and National Guard units in wartime.
Chicago reports 186000 railway trainmen may strike if their vote supports walkout. James Murdock, vice president of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen, confirms authorization and refutes claims of reluctance to authorize action.
A reader from Elyria praises Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney and bladder relief. Mrs J M Wculligan says the pills gave excellent satisfaction and positive relief, noting the remedy as good and effective for kidney issues. The message stresses acting quickly in danger to the kidneys.
Mrs Mal hean recalls two years later the benefit of Dean's Kidney Pills for kidney disorders and says she always recommends them. The Foster Milburn Co. advertises the product to dealers in Buffalo New York.
New York stock market shows a heavy tone at the open with fractional declines across leading issues. United States Steel and Baldwin Aluminum start at 79 1 8 and 86 1 4, while Mexican Petroleum slides to 98 3 4 amid ample supply and a new low. Liberty bonds rise with openings, reflecting mixed early fixed income signals.
Cleveland markets show eggs at 46 cents a dozen with regional variances. Toledo live stock receipts are light but markets stay firm for heavies around 8.25 to 8.40 and other hogs mixed. cattle trade is dull with prime steers near 7.00 to 7.30, cows 4.00 to 5.50, veal calves steady around 11.00 to 12.00, and sheep and lambs steady with spring lambs at 4.00 to 8.50.
Harry Bland, 26, convicted of killing his grandfather G Y Beegle 79. Bland fainted as the death sentence was read and will be sent to Ohio state penitentiary January 3, 1922. Accomplices William Norris and Pearl Hawthorne received life terms. Robbery motive cited. they drove to Beegle’s home about a month ago and Beegle refused to surrender money before being shot.
Reads show varied figures for cash and futures across months and commodities. Mentions oats, corn, rye, and barley with cents per bushel, plus seasonal cash values and a timetable referencing March through May.
Petitions signed by 2 500 laboring men were presented to Canton city council urging cheaper street car fares. Workers argued operating expenses were cut and Northern Ohio Traction Company reduced wages by 17 cents an hour months ago.
Patients listed include Jasgie Jobes and Miss H Wellers with entries for Washington avenue Harry Kolb Lodi street and East avenue reflecting admissions across multiple locations. The brief notes indicate a series of individuals and streets tied to hospital intake.
A landlord earns income from rent while urging tenants to invest in their own homes. The message advocates homeowners gains and independence from rental dependence.
Lorain National Tube Co coke ovens ran at 146 per cent capacity during Monday operations, announced by Lorain manager Charles Fell. Paris marked Mexico’s centennial with a government ceremony as ministries laid a wreath in honor of the event.
Thomas Walker Page of Virginia submitted his resignation as chairman of the Start commission to President Harding. Page will remain a member of the commission.
The article extols natural elimination of waste and cautions against harsh laxatives. It promotes Beecham's as a trusted old-time remedy used for generations. It praises Beecham's reputation, arguing the product gained trust through widespread use rather than aggressive marketing.
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