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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1926

Page

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Massive oil tank farm blaze engulfs Cue jon Oil Co facility

A sprawling fire at the Cue jon Oil Company tank farm in San Luis Obispo county followed the near simultaneous explosion of four tanks each holding 750,000 gallons. Fifteen year old farm lad Mirminie suffered burns, while six nearby houses and four farm buildings were damaged. Firefighting forces from the American Legion and railroads in Los Angeles and San Francisco were called to assist as roads were shut and explosions feared.

T.e Cue Jon Oil Company California Sanlois Obispo Edna Tank Farm Theodore Mimimie San Luis Obispo County Southern Pacifi Railroad Company Los Angeles San Francisco

Doctor's 10 Hole Conference Today in Burbank Base

In Santa Rosa Cal April 7 a consultation was to be held at the bedsole of Luther Burbank. Dr Joseph HW Shaw admitted the patient was not making the hoped for progress but said there was no cause for alarm.

Santa Rosa Cal Luther Burbank Joseph HW. Shaw Burbank

Dancer Charleston Champion Loses Both Legs in Accident

In Los Angeles April 7 a Pacific fleet Charleston dancer, W M Taugner of Philadelphia, 22 seaman first class, aboard the U S Idaho, fell from an electric train and suffered leg injuries leading to amputation. He recently won the fleet Charleston contest and was en route from a Long Beach dancing event when the accident occurred.

Los Angeles Pacific Battle Fleet Charleston Wal M. Taugner Philadelphia Taugner U. S. Idaho Long Beach

Wealthy professor buried in pauper's grave in Votter's Feld

The late Professor Leon G. Colin once owned vast estates Atsimia and Frante and was a friend of Emperor Trang Joseph of Austria. He died in a penniless state and was buried today in a pauper's grave at Votter's Feld eastly, leaving a widow and son behind.

Sor New York Leon G. Colin Atsimia and Frante Trang Joseph Austria Votter's Feld Staty-Edit Pumfens

Smoke and fumes disrupt workers at Pittsburg post office

Smoke and ammonia from a fire in the prohibition office on the fourth floor of the federal building in Pittsburg caused employees, mostly women, to flee the scene. Fire crews contained the blaze with no report of injuries.

Pittsburg II Post Office Federal Prohibition Office

Bootleg Ring Exposed as Canada Export Threat

April 7 in Washington a Senate hearing heard Trust States attorney Emerit Puckner describe a powerful bootleg underworld exporting bootleg alcohol to Canada to evade American prohibition. He warned the illegal network diverted industrial alcohol to supply thirsty Americans and even reduced imports of foreign liquor. He cited an enormous value of illicit beverages moved last year.

Wasteington Canada America United States

League Backs at U S Reservations in World Peace Pact

Washington April 7 The League of Nations unlikely to accept the reservations tied to American adherence as enunciated by the Senate. Semi official advice confirms that the League will reject the terms, signaling that the United States may remain absent from the Pact. Senate supporters view the stance as a hollow gesture. The specific reservation bars the court from advisory opinions on matters where the United States has an interest without U S government consent. Continued on page 2.

Washington America League of Nations Senate League United States Uts

Ten Moros Reported Killed in Lanao Fortress Capture

Ten Moros were reported killed and ten Philippine constabulary members wounded when a constabulary force stormed and captured a Moro fortress in Lanao province. Details are sparse. the fighting is believed tied to a fleeing band pursued along the coast.

Manila Philippine Constabulary Lanao

Billy Sunday Urges Independent Ticket If Prohibition Fails

Billy Sunday, the renowned evangelist, told an audience of over 4 900 at the music hall that if both major parties nominate wet candidates in the 1928 presidential race he would run for the presidency on an independent ticket. He warned southern states would vote Republican if Democrats pick a wet nominee and vowed to fight until his last breath, insisting Prohibition is here to stay and grafting politicians cannot remove it.

Republicum Lam Gong Mussolini Ufe Italy Muscoling Ite M Rome Miss Gibson Ashbourne Haly King George Beccause Mussoliai Vatican Faselsino Gasparri Ory Ernest Viet Ithsen Caroline de Iler New York Lord Ashbourne Mia Gibson France Toto

Polar seas first lip by Captain Wilkins and Eielson

April 7 report from The North American Newspaper Alliance confirms Captain Geo M. Wilkins and Carl B. Eielson flew a monoplane from Barrow north to 78 degrees 4 minutes and back, about fifty miles north of Point Barrow, without sighting land.

New York Gomee ST. Wilkins Alliance Geo MW. Wilkins

Vaugn to Attend Lorain County School Board Meeting

R Vauhn newly appointed county school superintendent is to attend the monthly Lorain County School Board meeting this afternoon at two oclock. The selection of a new assistant county school superintendent will be taken up at this time, according to County Superintendent KE Seale.

Vaughs R. PV. Vauhn Lorain County KE. C. Seale

Seven Women Enter Sisters of St. Joseph at Rocky River

At St. Joseph's Academy in Rocky River seven young women were received into the Sisters of St. Joseph. Marie Strammier of this parish was named Sister Isadore as Bishop Schrembs presided and delivered the address.

Sisters of St. Joseph St. Joseph's Academy Rocky River Marie Strammier Eftx Isadore Schrembs

Autoist Arrested for DWI in New London

R A Witmer of New London was arrested last night by Sheriff Fred A Underhill on a charge of driving an automobile while intoxicated. He was to be given a hearing this afternoon on the case.

Trceckh S . Baker Lake Side Mich Oberlin Steve Cowie S. C. Cleage Gaity R.A. Witmer New London Fred

Knight Confers With Ohio Republicans On Governor Candidacy

Former congressman Knight of Akron meets with Ohio Republican leaders in Columbus to discuss a possible gubernatorial bid. Key figures include Hart Tavis, Pred Wat Wer, Watson, Laint Governor Charlie Tews, and other state officials. Knight says he would support the best candidate if an active race isn’t warranted. Davis and allies reportedly back Knight and may push other GOP hopefuls to withdraw to unite the ticket. Secretary Brown and Lieut-Gov Lewis remain in the race.

Columbus Knight Akron Ohio Hee Hart L. Tavis Chevelaid Hatpster Republican Gubernaorial Nowaiti Wen Today Eoam Knieght Koght Springfield Darton Cimerman Olig Davis Deshler Hotel Davs Brown Lewis Gubere Natoral

Cattle Owners Entitled to Vote at County League Meeting

County farmers who had cattle tested in the tuberculosis eradication drive are eligible to vote for county league officers. The meeting takes place Thursday night at the courthouse in Wigmam. Federal veterinarians will attend and report on progress to date, per County Farm Agent YH Rowland.

County League Court House Wigmam Rowland Rowland Sal

Fatality on freight line leaves widow in Columbus

Funeral arrangements were under way for Mrs. Mary Flannigan, 55, who was struck and killed by a Hocking Valley freight train while picking up coal along the tracks in Columbus. German papers hailed President Von Hindemire’s 60th anniversary entry into the Prussian army, praising his character and leadership.

Columbus Anml Mary Flannigan Myau Hocking Valley Wispenbing Berlin Apri von Hindemire

Blaze Drives Guests From Beds In Winnipeg Fire

Several hundred guests at the Trocadero and Lindsay hotels were driven from their beds as a blaze swept through the Wonderdinlble adjoining the Lindsay hotel in Winnipeg. Firefighters battled the flames, forcing evacuation on the mat street as smoke filled the area and guests searched for exits.

Winnipeg Lindsay

Three Injured in Collision of Trucks

Three Wakeman men were injured in a collision of two trucks west of town near the pond. Willant Tan suffered a broken limb and facial injuries. Cure the Codd endured a fractured skull. Harvey Wood had a fractured jaw and broken ribs. The crash occurred when the steeams wheel and the two trucks collided. all three were expected to recover.

Wakeman Oberlin Hospital Willant Tan Codd Harvey Wood Taok

Son of Wealthy Texas Banker Stated in Dallas

April 7 report from Dallas notes the son of a wealthy Texas family, Billecht, a banker’s son, involved in a troubling incident and public affair amid despondent mood. Mrs Geraldine Watean Knight is mentioned in context of a shaken social scene and a tense outcome following a defied plea. Lagrange Bureau reports a meeting to discuss farm bureau plans and commodity handling with W. O. Gott chairing a session at eight o'clock.

TEAAS Dallas Tox Uob Sahade N. Et. Billecht Iene Texas Geraldine Watean Knight Margaret Douglas Ter Tae Broadway Knight Lagrange Par Bureau Ter Wen Ladhraniearn W. of Gott

Hoover statement deepens mystery of Thompson mission

Washington April statement from Secretary Hoover adds to intrigue over Col. Carmin Thompson of Ohio and his planned Philippine visit at the request of President Coolidge. Hoover says the trip does not aim at rubber production or general industrial surveys and notes the islands authorities hold the development remit.

Washington Col. Carmin Thompson Ohio President Coolidge Secretary of Commerce Hoover Col. Thompson Sail Hoover Sland Winte Hensg Col Thompson

AIA Atts General Crabbes Inquiry on Cattle Purchases

Attorney General Crabbe visited by AIA investigator regarding alleged improper cattle purchases by the state. Local residents report questioning, with a state examiner and others present. The party departed after discussions, no injuries. Officials expect a shipment of cattle to be delivered by week’s end.

Ladin Nerab Blame Street Theo Albed Bern Mr. Wise Wutel

Sheriff Asked to Deploy Highway Patrol on Local Roads

Lorain Craiity Attempbie Club asked the sheriff to station highway patrol deputies on Route number two and Lake Road to curb speeding. Directors say spring traffic will rise and many drivers exceed speed limits, endangering lives and trees, urging steps to regulate highways.

Taretors Lorain Craiity Attempbie Club Shore Asha Mianper Tregueateky

Body of Child Drowns In Allegheny River Mystery

A drowning body found on the shore near Oil City appears to have drifted in through winter frost, with few injuries and little decomposition. Nearby, James J. B Storven of Boston, a financier and philanthropist, died in a New York hotel leaving an estate valued at $16,200,000, per probate court records.

Oil City Lester Rossedd Ted Thank Giraid Sayres Penne Fee BIG Fortune Boston S James J. B Storven Boston New York

Corn Borer Exhibit Shown in Rowland Store Window

The Corn Borer Exhibit from the United States Department of Agriculture is on display in the Day’s Hardware Store window in Rowland County. Rowland announced the exhibit today.

Whiely County C.hh. Rowland United Sisteq

Mussolini narrowly escapes as gunwoman fires at close range

April 7 Rome reports a female assailant fires at Premier Mussolini near his car after an International Congress address. The bullet misses his head, wounds his nose, and causes crowd chaos. The elderly attacker, named Violet Aven, is seized and imprisoned as censorship blocks further details.

Rome Prewier Mussoing Frenier International Congress of Surgeons Mussolini Chigi Palace Mussoalisi

Injuries Fatal to Enemy of Mussolini in Cannes

Paris April 7 Prof Gio vannol Amendola longtime opponent of Mussolini and Fascism died in Cannes from injuries suffered six months earlier when attacked by three men alleged to be Fascist hirelings. He was smuggled to Paris for treatment and his death sparks calls for an inquiry by the Italian government.

Paris Giovannol Amendola Mos Mussolini Italy Cannes le Matin Amendola Jinian Muttead Signor Amendola

Floods Threaten Central Missouri Railways and Roads

Columbia Missouri April 7 floods menace the state as snow melt and rain swell rivers. rail and highway traffic are crippled with four to five feet of water. bridges washed out halt travel between key towns. over a hundred cars stranded between here and Boonville and a Chicago and Alton bridge near Fulton is out. A Missouri University busload is marooned at Boonville.

Columbia Missourieday Trewley Hoonville Jeferson City Fulton Chicago and Alton Missouri University Boonville

Postal Receipts Show Big Gain Across 60 Cities

Postal receipts in 60 industrial cities rose 16.14 percent in March from a year earlier, totaling 3,625,232.77 dollars versus 3,035,111.88 dollars. Tampa led with a 45.73 percent rise, followed by Springfield Illinois 49.49 percent and South Bend Indiana 35.84 percent. Akron faces 65 thousand dollar fine as bootlegger Plemon’s store raid yields 65 gallons of moonshine.

Waertlaneus Tampa Fla Springfield South Bend Ind

Browning's Cinderella to Appear in Children's Court

The case centers on Frances Heenan known as Cinderella the second, daughter of Edward Browning, a wealthy realtor. Mrs Heenan is summoned to appear before Chief Justice Hoyt tomorrow to answer improper guardianship charges tied to alleged neglect and lack of supervision at the Heenan home. Frances is also ordered to appear as the proceedings scrutinize guardianship and welfare concerns raised by the children's society official.

New York Frances Peaches Heenan Cinderella Edward Browning Children's Court Hoyt Heenan Children's Society

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