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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1922
Page
1
A fire at 24 West 109th Street on the West Side leaves seven dead and ten injured as residents fled from the building. Firemen say the blaze began on the second floor with several tenants leaping from windows. heroic rescues reduced the death toll.
Washington reports the Senate Foreign Relations Committee debates stern representations to Paris and Ankara as peace efforts in the New East unfold. In Calcutta Indian Mohammedans rally funds and volunteers to aid Turkish Muslims. Constantinople notes Turkey’s reply to the Allies peace note is delayed. Angora expected to respond by Wednesday.
Fire badly damaged the Fox Fur nace Co office a one story building near the gate of the property. Overheated coal stove caused the blaze started at 6 17 morning. Loss estimated at 200 dollars. Hose Co 1 ladder Co 2 and engine Co 3 responded. A car load of coke stored in a box car burned later after smoldering for days.
Police responded to a reported burglary at the home of Hon. William G. Sharp on Washington avenue yesterday afternoon. Detectives found drawers ransacked and valuables including medals and silverware piled on a rug ready for removal. The burglars fled before taking items. Sharp and his wife are currently abroad.
A divorce was granted by Bosinetony Presround of wilful absence, with the record showing the husband Wle yslaw ryscs separated from his wife Pe ja W. Gryacs this morning.
Elyria officials reveal a plan to convert Washington building into a junior high to serve growing enrollment. Fire Chief Bates notes rising fire calls and losses prompting Fire Prevention Week inspections citywide alongside expected remodeling to accommodate about 100 junior high pupils and 1,000 in senior high facilities.
Mrs Lena Kauther aged 69 died after stepping from a stopped streetcar into the path of an incoming car in Cincinnati. She died an hour later from her injuries.
The Farm Implement Co asks the court for a $409.42 judgment against Paul Christianson on a neorent claim.
Elyria and Lorain county Republicans plan to travel to Columbus for the opening of the Ohio campaign. Senator Albert J. Beveridge of Indiana will headline the speaking program with Carm Thompson and Representative Simon D Fass. Local organizers anticipate a large Lorain county delegation and expect Thompson and Fass to speak locally as well as other nationally known speakers. Walter Brown of Toledo will direct the speakers bureau in Columbus and ensure Lorain’s share of prominent speakers.
John Kodas an employee of the General Phonograph Co was arrested on a charge of petit larceny. He pleaded guilty in police court and was fined 25 dollars and costs and jailed for one day.
Reported by William Wilkerson and George Kendij two lions, a male and female, were seen near Mt Victory. A posse led by Rank Stiffler and a Cleveland journalist searched the countryside with repeating rifles. Local businesses report a tourist influx as the hunt boosts trade and crowds flock to the village.
Girard Shope, president of General Electric, announced a five percent supplementary compensation for employees earning $4,000 or less annually who have five or more years of continuous service by January 1 or July 1. The bonus will be paid semi annually around February 1 and August 1 in cash or redeemable securities.
John Henning of Brownhelm was granted a divorce from Lulu Henning by Judge Redington yesterday afternoon on the ground of gross negligence. Lulu White receives 400 alimony a piano and restoration to her maiden name. He must pay court costs.
Police have been unable to locate Mary Senecal 28 believed living in Lorain Her father is at Menominee Michigan and her presence is desired at home The C ER Cummins Co seeks judgment against C F Preston Oberlin sealer for 388 21 due for a shipment
Harry Poulin was found not the father of Mrs. Augusta Tiernan's baby by Judge Chester Ducomb in South Bend Indiana. The judge noted reasonable doubt due to Mrs Tiernan's ongoing marriage and intimate relations with Poulin during the period. The decision highlighted sensational testimony and moral concerns but concluded Poulin was not the child's father.
James A. Stillman plans a bitter fight to reject referee Gleason’s report that cleared Mrs. Stillman of misconduct, affirmed baby Guy’s legitimacy, and denied a divorce. The findings may be confirmed next Saturday in Poughkeepsie, with possible appeals to Brooklyn.
A photo from the near eastern crisis shows Mustapha Kemal Pasha in a plain civilian or western military outfit during a conference with Gen Ismet Pasha, a key Kemalist commander, highlighting international attention on the nationalist movement.
The local board of health discussed river pollution and urged septic tanks where sewers fail. Harvey Thompson backed septic tanks at low points and for factories to treat waste, seeking cheaper disposal until a state disposal plant is built. President Theobald supported the plan. Dr Frenth noted river odors stem from city sewage.
Sam Nagy and his wife Jensie Nagy secured release from jail with bonds issued last night. He posted a $2,000 bond while she posted an $8,000 bond on two counts of the Crab beach case.
Death of County Commissioner Sam V Haigh creates a vacancy to be filled by the probate judge, auditor, and recorder or by county central committee after primaries. Candidates include George Rhoades, Bert Reisinger, Rip Roth, Charles Murray, Dick Walters, and L H Hawley as party factions weigh the options. A decision hinges on whether the appointee serves until the next term or until a successor is elected.
The board of health met last evening with health commissioner Dr G E French presenting. Health officer Wil Mama reported investigating 45 complaints, quarantining nine homes and fumigating seven. Food Inspector George Savage visited numerous food establishments and confiscated meat and produce totaling several dozen pounds and bushels. Health nurse Miss Margaret Miskell noted 34 patients across 16 clinics and multiple visits. Visiting nurse Miss Mathison cared for 20 patients with four discharged and collected $18.
Kathe Kelley sues Charles Eiseman of Cleveland for 15000 dollars claiming a collision on a Cleveland road on October 16, 1971. She alleges she was riding with her husband when the bed automobile struck theirs, throwing her and causing back and chest injuries.
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