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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1925
Page
4
The French Senate rejected Premier Herriot's bid for a vote of confidence by 156 to 134. The result signals an impending resignation and deep political turmoil in Paris as the cabinet crisis unfolds.
Eight of ten speeding motorists appeared before Justice J. George and were fined ten dollars plus costs. Names include Orr, Harding, Bert Greuhek, Bender, Justin, Gore, Mules, and Heyd with speeds ranging from 40 to 49 mph on Lake and Ridge roads. Others yet to appear include Consors and Hangs.
Mary Kaznal files suit in Common Pleas against Rev. A Kalagsay to recover 426.40 for goods sold and delivered. Also notes a remarriage license for William Loyal Fox and Carne L Fo of Wellington after divorce. Several local items include grass fires and a stolen bicycle.
Market list shows butter at 45-47c, extras 46 tfc, flursts 42-440, packing 27-24. Poultry prices include owls 33-34c and Boosters 16-15c. Brothers 60-845c. Cheese and fats priced. tomatoes, cucumbers, peppers and other produce with varied per unit or per ton rates.
Stock receipts mixed with steady to slow markets. Cattle and calves show varied good to fair quality prices from 4.00 to 5.50, hogs range from 11.75 to 14.75, sheep and lambs steady with lambs at 13.00 to 13.50 and ewes 7.00 to 8.00.
Mrs. A. J. Drexel Paul, of Philadelphia society, was saved from cosmetic poisoning after an unusual operation. Dr Chevalier Jackson used the bronchoscope to perform the delicate procedure and restore her health.
A list of Easter week services across Oberlin churches. Denominations include United Church, First Baptist, Christian Science Society, Christ Church, Zion Baptist, First M B Church, Between Christian and Missionary Alliance, Stone Church, St George Episcopal, United Church at South Amherst, St Johns Evangelical Calvary, and Birmingham Methodist Episcopal with times, locations, and Easter programs. Names such as Rev Nicholas Van der Pyl Rev C Starrett Rev Louis B Daniels Rev E J Spell Rev W Tabbert Rev S Bartlett and Rev C B Ketcham appear with venue details.
April notices list Easter services across Wellington churches. Congregational Church schedules morning service and a 6 PM address on a message beyond the grave. Methodist Church holds Easter morning service and Epworth League with a 7 PM evening service. Church of Christ Scientist and others report regular Sunday worship and midweek activities at local addresses.
Amherst churches list Sunday services with varied schedules. Congregational Methodist led by Rev F E Castman hosts cantata The Dawn of the Kingdom. St Peter's Evangelical schedules Bible school and Easter cantata. Brownhelm Congregational features N B Wacott preaching Christ first last and always.
Easter themed services listed for the First Baptist Church Chester E Tulsa with morning and evening programs and a midweek prayer meeting. Eaton Church of Christ led by Rev H A Eicher also advertises a 7 30 pm Christian Endeavor gathering and Sunday service inviting the public.
Grafton Community Christian Church announces Bible school at 10:00 a m led by Anas Rhea Beesing, superintendent. Preaching at 11:00 a m Christian Endeavor at 6 80 p m and evening worship at 7 39 p m pastor Francis H Gibson invites all without church affiliation to attend.
Governor Donahey vetoed Farnsworth Tatle ntire and Krueger measures, bringing the total vetoes to thirteen. He argued the Farnsworth bill would loosen safeguards for public funds and auto purchases by county officials, while Tatle ntire would extend court authority to private or public reprimands in disbarment cases and Krueger would permit building and loan associations to loan on leasehold estates.
An Easter crowd at the White House jammed the executive office lobby with over 400 visitors waiting to shake hands with President Coolidge. Charles Murphy, a local high school party member from McKeesport Pennsylvania, collapsed in the crowd.
In Springfield on April 16 the State Supreme Court denied William D. Shepherd’s habeas corpus petition tied to the typhoid murder indictment of Willam Nelson MecClin tock. Judge Olson says evidence links a 17 year conspiracy to the deaths of Mrs. McClintock and Dr. Olson, with Billy McClintock’s death tied to a fortune plan.
Sheriff Olivier measured a truck load at Chatfield using a lodometer and found 13 1 2 tons. Mayor Topper fined the driver $25 plus costs. The country road load limit is 7 1 2 tons and state roads 20 tons.
Governor Donahey says Hal must stay active, with options including school or work, possibly military school or enlistment. The plan to fit Hal for the army air service is revisited after Mrs Donahey's report on his highway patrol. The governor vows more time for family and to finish formal duties. Herriot denies French inflation excesses before the senate.
German marks with a face value in the millions of dollars arrive at the Department of Commerce today, streamed from many regions across the United States as part of a currency exchange flow.
The Harry H. Smith Co announces a Saturday only event with a factory representative presenting living room suites at the store all day. Special sale prices apply for Saturday purchases.
A reader recounts spending £1800 over seven years with physicians for stomach pain and cancer fears, only to be told nothing could help. After using Mayr's Wonderful Remedy, pains vanished and the reader stayed well for years. The ad promotes a harmless preparation claimed to remove intestinal mucus and inflammation, with a one dose guarantee.
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