Federals claim victory in grueling Jiminez battle
The government says federal sycora and cavalry blocked insurgent escape after a two day fight around Jiminez Mexico. Claims include rebels suffering heavy losses with estimates of five thousand in the area and seven burned railroad bridges delaying retreat. General Calles says the victory will hasten the drive to end the insurgent campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Jiminez
Presidencia
Diminez
Acgordiss
Acgordiss Tes, Bulletin of Chay ‘ Teper Castle. * “General Plutarco Elias Calles
Calles
Jaime Carril Te
la Cruz
Sinaloa
El-limon
Mazatlan
J. Gonzales Escobar
Luis Gutierrez
Eulalio Gutierrez
Emilio Portes Gil
Elyria Boy Wins Beaux Arts Fountainebleau Scholarship
Kenneth Heidrick, senior in Carnegie Tech architecture, wins the Whitney Warren Fountainebleau Scholarship after his Masonic temple design is judged best in Class A. Heidrick, son of Mr and Mrs Henry Heidrick of Elyria, earns a three month architecture course in France at the Fountainebleau School of Fine Arts. He is member of Alpha Sigma Phi and Scarab, the national architectural honorary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Pittsburgh
Kenneth Heidrich
Henry Heidrich
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Architecture
Carnegie Tech
Whitney Warren Fountainebleau
Beaux Arts Institute of Design
Heldrick
Fountainebleau School of Fine Arts
Beaux Arts Institute of Design of
New York
Fountainebleau School
Prohibition Education Program Faces Violence Fallout
Doran says the second phase of his program education on prohibition will continue with advertising to combat anti prohibition propaganda. He notes recent violence linked to enforcement won’t derail the effort, though the Aufore shooting is condemned as improper. The international aspects of the incident are considered most significant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Doran
Fiat
Tremont street paving discussed at informal city meeting
An informal session of Tremont street property owners and the streets and sidewalks committee met in the city chamber to discuss paving. The matter was sent back to the committee for further study with another informal meeting planned and a report to the council when settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremont Street
City Council
Council Chamber
Readers Offer Suggestions to Chronicle Telegram Editor
Two visitors visited the editor with ideas. One asked how many deaf children exist in Elyria to start a class under the law and urged readers to submit names of potential attendees. The other suggested proper street markings before traffic rules are enforced, noting Cleveland had marked streets while Elyria would not.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle-Telegram
Chronicle- Telegram
Elyria
Cleveland
State briefs from Ohio report varied accidents and a legal plea
In Portsmouth J A Weber resigned as Roosevelt State Game Preserve superintendent after liquor was found in a preserve lodge and pleaded guilty to possession in municipal court, fined 100 dollars. In Zanesville Richard L Davis, 35, crushed to death when a Ayers Mineral Company loader overturned. In Lorain Arthur J Berlin killed after a sixty foot fall from a scaffold at the Cleveland Illuminating Company plant. In Columbus William H Micheltree, 36, a mechanic, dies from injuries in an automobile crash that involved federal agents. A remark about congressmen and liquor imports notes anticipated obedience to laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
J. A. Weber
Roosevelt State
Zanesville
Richard L. Davis
Ayers Mineral Company
Lorain
Arthur J. Berlin
Cleveland Illuminating Company
Here
Odd Fellows Initiate Seven in Third Division Class
Seven candidates joined the third division of The C. J. Miller Class at the I O O F lodge meeting. Mason D. Smith, master of the degree team, presided as the initiation was praised for its excellent form. A highlight was a leather upholstered oak arm chair with a silver name plate presented to Brother C. J. Miller by Elyria LO. C. F. No. 103. Mr Lehr E Bailey commended Miller’s high esteem in the lodge and noted he has recruited over thirty seven new members across other classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Miller
Mason D. Smith
Elyria LO. C. F
Lehr E. Bailey
Miler
Odd Fellowship
Wisconsin Voters Back Prohibition Refusal Rally
The 1926 beer referendum turnout exceeded past elections as veterans push anti prohibition gains. Wisconsin sided with repeal 6459 to 5602 in Madison while rural areas reported losses due to storm damaged telegraph lines. A billboard on Olive Street near the New York Central collapsed at 4 am, described as dangerous by police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
New York
Nevada
Montana
Maryland
Congress
Madison
BRILL
Olive Street
New York Central
AL BR
Dickens characters step into modern Marion for crime clues
In Marion Indiana detectives probing a robberyauthority found under a window traces in soft earth of a child and an adult footmarks, suggesting a child lookout. In Canada the national wealth nears 26.69 billion, rising by about 0.5 billion from 1926.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Ind — Fagin
Oliver Twist
Dicken
County School Contests Begin in Lorain County
Elimination contests for the annual state wide oratorical and reading competition are under way in Lorain county schools per County Superintendent R P Vaughn. Three district contests will precede the April 12 county final in Amherst, with Avon Eaton and Camden hosting. Winners receive medals and pennants, orations 800 to 1200 words, readings up to 12 minutes, and previous winners cannot reenter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
R. P. Vaughn
Eaton
Avon
Camden
Brownheim
Amherst
Highland
Brookside
Avon Lake
Henrietta
Brighton
Penfield
Wellington
LaGrange
Grafton
Belden
Columbia
Ridgeville
Kert
Ohio
County Commissioners Appealed in Court Over Ditch Case
County commissioners appeared before the Court of Appeals on Wednesday as it reviewed the Huené Latch case, which in common pleas court was decided against the county. The ditch sits in Henrietta township with district residents as plaintiffs in the original action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Appeals
Common Pleas
Henrietta Township
Avon Girl In State Contest Six to Represent Lorain County
Lorain county will send six representatives to the state high school scholarship contest in Columbus this Saturday, an increase from five reported yesterday says County Superintendent R. P. Vaughn. Wilma Henry of Avon won third place in the second year Latin division at the northeastern district meet in Kent last Saturday, but her name was omitted from the Kent list sent to Vega. she is now entitled to compete in the final state contest Saturday alongside the five other subject winners already announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon
Lorain County
Columbus
R. P. Vaughn
Wilma Henry
Kent
Veagha
Miss Henry
Siang
Hyde quizzed on farm relief bill stance in Hoover era
Committee members question Hyde about farm policy and possible Hoover influence. Hyde confirms discussions with the President but avoids stating Hoover’s views as reflected in his farm relief statement. The remarks mark the administration’s first farm relief bill stance in Hoover’s special session. AWARDED JUDGMENT. The St. Piercy Company of Wellington won $275 against Harry and Clarence Young in Judge Thompson’s court on a promissory note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde
Hoover
Congress
St. Piercy Company
Wellington
Harry and
Clarence Young
W. B.thompson
CARS GOING STRONG IN LONG GRIND ENDURANCE DRIVE
Endurance driver known as Sarg Cole continues a four day round of Elyria Lorain Oberlin and Wellington visits. He faces a $1,000 sleep-hypothesis prize as two autos shadow him overnight while three trips to Lorain aid stranded riders. The itinerary for Thursday lists multiple Lorain County stops from Hughes Provision to Simpson Motor Company with tight time slots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Chronicle-Telegtam
Lars
Chronicle-Telegram
Iron Man
Sarg
Lorain
Oberlin
Cole
Toof
Court House
Lorain County
Elsrna
Grafton
la Grange
Wellington
Hughes Provision Company
Little Market
Conrad-Baisch- Kroehle
Damm’‘s Bakery
Royal Creamery
al Mason's
Haliworthy Lunch
Western Automatic
Seadold’s Dairy
Robinson and Hancock Company
Cleveland Street
Simpson Motor Company
Baron Jewelery
Ohio Public Service Company
Day's Music Store
Lake Avenue
Sudro’s Funeral Home
Grafton Streets
la Grange Square
Wellington Square
Oberlin Streets
Seabold’s Dairy
Building permits issued by mayor's clerk details
A list from April 3 reports building permits issued by Mayor's Clerk John G. Schrock for numerous properties including 233 Longford avenues, 328 Winkles street, 517 Broad street, 1427 West avenue, 303 Adams street, 208 Longford avenue, 128 Hawthorne street, 567 Broad street, 345 Columbus street, 245 Columbus street, 312 Ohio street, 202 Longford avenue, 123 Grant street, 212 Temple court, 100 West River street, 265 Boston avenue, and a frame garage at 100 West River street. Also West Union notes a new indictment against Roy A. Knauff, clerk of the Adams county election board, for false election returns. a prior indictment on December 26 was quashed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Schrock
William R. 3Illler
Longford Avenues
Joseph Babich
Winkles Street
Louis & Conrad
Broad Street
H. C. Eckenroad
Harvard Avenue
John Bannon
West Avenue
D. B. Jenkins
Adams Street
G. Meske
Longford Avenue
W. D. Huffman
Hawthorne Street
Reublin Bros
Broad Stret
Robert Huston
Columbus Steet
C. W. Hudson
Fame
Columbus #1
John J
Lelia Bullock
Ohio Street
Joe Hallet
H. B. Seevers
Grant Street
Elyria Plumbing and Heating Company
Temple Court
Ladislaus Fosekas
West River Street
Waller Plas
Tenth Street
Fr. Birko
Boston Avenue
West Union
Roy A. Knauff
Adams County Election Board
Knauff
Jury Hears Accident Suit in Lorain Case
A jury before Judge A. R. Webber hears George T. Stearns suing Frank E. Andress for 50000 in personal injuries from an August 31 1927 auto accident at Elyria Avenue and 28 Street Lorain. Stearns, of Newark, alleges the collision caused his injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Webber
George T. Stearns
Frank E. Andress
Newark
Elyria Avenue
28 Street
Lorain
Death notices for Viola Fridenstine and Gordon and Van Haun
Viola Mae Fridenstine three years daughter of Athens Fridenstine died at home on Oberlin Road at 9 15 pm She leaves three brothers three sisters two grandmothers one grandfather and many relatives Her mother preceded her in death Services will be at Nichols Funeral Home and later at home Funeral notice to follow Steve Gordon 56 died Monday after two year illness He resided in Elyria twenty three years Surviving: five children Frank Adrian Lucille a sister Mrs Sepper and Andy Gordon One grandson Anson Van Haun funeral at Saxon Daniel Mastick 12215 Detroit Avenue Lakewood Ohio
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Halpin
John Halpin
Glendale Court
Geraldine
Mary
Nancy
Donald
Harole
Whipple Government Hospital
Prescott
Arizona
Viola Mae Fridenstine
Athens
Fridenstine
Oberlin Road
Stumming
Viola Mae
Mer
Nichols Funeral
Steve Gordon
Woodford Aves Mue
Elyria
Frank
Adorian
Massilion
Bolash
Aga
Lucille Gordon
Sepper
Andy Gordon
Detroit
St. Mars‘s Church
Anson van Haun
Saxon Daniel Mastick
Detroit Avenue
Lakewood
Ohio
L. W. Whitney
Harold Opfer
Clinic
Mertie Cole
Brighton
Glen Cole
Sullivan
Will Bursley
Charles Opfer
Pearl
Russel
LaGrange
L. W
M. E. Boise
Robert Foster
Saville
Charles H. Sheldon
Carl Branson
Midland
George Fitzpatrick
Cooper
American Legion Post
Soldiers and Sailors
Xenia
Cleveland Markets Report Hogs Beef and Grain Prices
Cleveland markets show April 3 prices across produce poultry and livestock with butter eggs and potatoes listed. Chicago and Toledo notes cover butter eggs poultry wheat corn oats and hogs cattle calves sheep and lambs with mixed movements and steady to lower trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Livestock
Cleveland
Toledo Livestock
Toledo
Hay market steady with varied bale prices in New York
The hay market shows quiet activity and barley steady with six cars. Prices range for large bales No 1 26 27 dollars No 2 23 25 No 3 and poorer 14 21. Small bales Timothy and light mixed No 1 25 No 2 23 25 No 3 and poorer 13 21. Heavy mixed clover No 3 to 1 13 24. Also notes Little Falls New York—first town in the state to conserve forests for permanent yield—benefits its treasury from surplus lumber sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Express
York State
Maine
Green Mountain
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Florida
New York
Little Falls
New York State
Wellington Club Notices and Meetings in Local Scene
Fifteen members of the Child Conservation League met at Mrs. Boise's home to discuss Child Study papers and hear piano and violin solos. The W Cc. T U gathered at Mrs. Warren’s home with devotional and an afternoon program. Also reported are hospital transfer of Mrs. Hewes, Wide Awake Club activities with prizes, and a host of local visits and Easter observances at Baptist and Presbyterian churches in Wellington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Child Conservation League
M. E. Boise
East Main Street
Irvin Reichley
Frank Obris
Arthur B. Jones
Betty Joan Page
Wilda Morgan
Ireta Morgan
Frank Warren
W Cc. T. U
F. A. Chapman
Rose Beckley
Lena Dirlam
Fannie Drummond
Miss Johns
Ardith Gariss
L. W. Whitney
Pedro
Tom Smith
John McKinney
Three Suits Filed In Common Pleas Court
Three suits were filed in common pleas court Tuesday afternoon. H F Steffen sues Cleveland Southern Bus Co for 3800 for auto damages from a Feb 26 1829 crash at North Ridgeville. Ross Endsley sues Arthur Mock for 232.50 for an auto collision on Lake Avenue March 17. Peter and Margaret Theisen sue Samuel Gurr and others for 9990 on promissory notes and mortgage foreclosures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
H. F. Steffen
Cleveland Southerestern Bus Company
North Ridgeville
Ross, Endsley
Arthur Moclk
Lake Avenue
Peter and
Margaret Theisen
Samuel Gurss
Bible Class II Organized at Elyria Y M C A
The Y M C A in Elyria organized Bible Class II with Frank Wilford as teacher and Dr C M Ackeman as assistant teacher. Officers named include W O McClellan president O C Milliken vice president and Robert Harrison secretary treasurer. Meetings set for Thursdays at 7 30 p m with April 1 as next date and one meal monthly before Bible study. Open to all men in Elyria and 15 attended the first session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. M. C. A. Laymean
Frank Wilford
Elyria
W. O. McClellan
O. C. Milliken
Robert Harrison
C. M. Acke
McClellan
Increased taxes annoy railroads in 25 years
A Railway Age survey shows taxation on railroads rising sharply over 25 years. Twenty-five years ago taxes were 1 dollar for every 36 dollars of earnings and 1 dollar for every 24 dollars of operating expenses. Last year taxes rose to 1 dollar per 156 dollars of earnings and 112.56 dollars in operating expenses. From 1923 to 1928 operating costs fell 473 million dollars, 5 percent, while taxes rose 17 percent to 389 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cutting Cards Decides Bates Township Clerk Nomination
In Bates township a tied Republican primary between Alvin Brandin and Charles Swanson was resolved by a card cut. Brandin drew the 10 of cards and Swanson the 2, deciding the nomination. Swanson pledged support for Brandin in the April election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iron River
Bates Township
Alvin Brandin
Charles Swanson
Brandin
Swanson
NEW CAIRO ILL BRIDGE LINK THREE STATES
Cairo Illinois will gain a new bridge linking Illinois Missouri and Kentucky across the Ohio river as part of the Metropolis of Little Egypt. Completion will boost cross state traffic and connect major highways with over 125000 vehicles passing Cairo gateway annually. The XY bridge project may raise motor traffic further. Also noted finger print collection at Washington army adjutant general office and a Rummage Sale at Market House Friday and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Ill
Twihnois
Missouri
Kentucky
Little Egypt
Ohio River
Hitnoss
Mississippi
Wiinois
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E. R. Gaston
East Avenue
Gracial
Elyria Boy
F. M. Scott
East Fourteenth Street
Scott
Western Automatic Company
Memorial Hospital
Edward Knipper
R. D. J. Grafton
Jos Smith
Elyria Hardware Company
Knipper
AETOS
East Broad Street
John Ball
Cascade Street
J. R. Miller
West 20Th Street
Ball
Miller
Josephine Cebula
Frank Cebula
W. B. Thompson
Kiwanis
Kiwanis Club
William H. Micheltree
ODD Fellows
Dickens
Canada
Commissioners In Appeals Court
Steve Cordon
Toledo Grain
Ernest Hewes
Oberlin Hospital
G. A. Brown
United Presbyterian Church
The
Baptist Bible Union
Conference of Christian People
Baptist
H. K. Finley
B.C. Myers
C. BE. Garvin
Mildred Buck
H.K. Finley
Baptist Sunday School
Supt. Lamoreaux
Dolly Hysel
Geo Benford
William Rook
Esther Hege
Baptist Church
the Adjutant General of the Army
Washington
W.R. C
Cook’s
East Ave
O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
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