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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1935
Page
2
Swashbuckling 22 year old Texas desperado Raymond Hamilton, who boasted he would never be recaptured alive, was captured Friday in Fort Worth without a shot fired. Sheriff Smoot Schmid of Dallas County led the seizure.
J C George editor of The Chronicle Telegram spoke to 84 foremen and executives at the Elyria Foremen's Club meeting at the Y M C A. He described Route 20 work around Elyria the Cleveland street improvement Middle Avenue paving and widening to the Cuyahoga County line plus plans for the Elyria Oberlin segment. He cited traffic figures to show business potential for motorists and urged keeping tourist traffic through Elyria. A musical program followed. The next meeting will be May 16.
Frederick B. Hanson of Lakewood former Wellington resident filed for divorce in Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court seeking alimony from his wife Elizabeth Owens Hanson of Toledo whom he married in 1932. Hanson, once a Shakespearean actor and last winter assistant manager of Breakers Hotel in Palm Beach, says she refused to live with him in Wellington and refused to accompany him to Palm Beach. Mrs Hanson is widow of M. J. Owens a Libbey Owens Glass founder whose estate was estimated at 35,000,000 ten years ago.
A fragmented listing shows Friday radio programming across WTAM and multiple networks with numerous time slots and band names. It details shows from early afternoon through late night including musical acts, comedy, news, and variety programs featuring many named performers and groups.
A cluttered listing shows time slots and acts including Kathrin, Emery Deutsch, Buffalo Variety, Modern Minstrels, Ski Champions, Carl Shaw, Roxy’s Gang, Kostelanetz’s Orchestra, Hepns’ Orchestra, and Polish Programs. The lineup spans 9:15 to 1:66 with City Club Forum and Children’s Program among the features.
A fragmented listing shows numerous programs across dayparts including Watchtower, Garden Talk, Bohemian Progr, Slovak and Hungarian Progr, Italian and Ukrainian Progr, Orch concerts, and various talk shows. Names such as Eddie Dunstedter, Sid EAadie Cantor, Wayne King, Will Rogers, Walter Winchell, and Jean Fireside appear among music and variety segments.
After eight months on tour with the cast and a day evening performance on April lath, Miss Irene Kinz is featured with the band in the show.
At the Capitol Theatre the film Sequoia presents dramatic animal scenes never before witnessed by humans with Jean Parker and Russell Hardie headlining the cast. The animals carry the story, delivering the centerpiece excitement.
A Vienna report notes wealth of rare jewels amid poverty. Princess Maritza Liezenstein holds famed jewels and style, Baroness Clarice Rothschild’s pearl necklace ranks among world’s finest, and emeralds tied to bank directors’ wives are prized. Princess Ulrich Kinski and the Lehar wife are famed for opera-night jewels, while Counts Sternberg and Baronin Reitz seek missing pearls.
A new Bob Steele film Western Justice comes to Dreamland Theatre tomorrow. Renee Borden Julian Rivera and five other popular players star in the production offering a strong cast and action packed Western adventure.
Robert H. Goacher announces a new YMCA fencing club organizing public exhibition soon. Club has held several weeks of practice. older boys and young men may still join. Meetings are at 7:39 p.m. each Friday.
HIDALGO Tex Ur The Rio Grande has fallen to what gauge keeper I H Thomas calls the lowest stage in 35 years. He reports seven tenths of a foot eight inches. He notes Sundays rise due to pumping plants idle for irrigation. In 1932 the river was low then a major flood struck months later, causing over 2 million in damage. Underground water may still supply irrigation wells if drought continues.
Judge D A Cook granted a temporary restraining order forbidding the sale of beer lunches intoxicating liquor at the Vermilion On the Lake club house. The petition by Marle Rodman Clyde A Kerr Evelena Kerr and Otto Zelinski through William Wickenk assistant county prosecutor alleges violation of property restrictions. The Vermilion On the Lake Syndicate manager C A Judking plans to sell lunches and drinks at the club house. Defendants include The Cleveland Trust Company W J Denman property Lake Company and others. A hearing is set for April 20 at 9 am before Judge Cook.
Ed Gillis of 162 Bath Street was fined 10 dollars and costs after pleading guilty to reckless driving before Mayor W. H. Vanoster in police court. Lieut. Pat Crehan arrested him on Lodi Street for driving in a reckless manner and nearly hitting a telephone pole.
Albert Mather aged 37 of 317 East Avenue appeared before Mayor W H Vanoster in police court and entered a not guilty plea to Indecent exposure. Bond set at 200 dollars. Trial scheduled for tomorrow at 9 am following an arrest after a complaint by a 14 year old girl and her 7 year old brother.
Paris porters at the Gare St Lazare report growing burdens from carrying wine cases for returning Americans. The travelers cheer, but porters complain heavier baggage requires extra care. The change stems from a Morgenthau order allowing Americans to bring wine and liquor duty free up to a $100 personal exemption.
Irma Vilya, 69, condemned to more than 00 years in prison for drunkenness and theft. The Rexone native appeared before the correctional court for the 50th time, marking a record in French criminal punishment.
The liver is the body’s largest gland, generally weighing a little over three pounds.
Members of the Junior Stamp Club, now 36 strong, plan more activities under George Washburn. Meetings are at 10:30 AM each Saturday, with information on stamps shared and members exchanging stamps. A river hike for hikers is set for tomorrow afternoon, followed by the YMCA boys division weekly hike led by Jack Hons er, starting at 1:36 PM.
A brief observation notes that leadership blends wealth biases with forceful personality, suggesting mental power arises from a mix of moneyed influence and assertive drive. The remark implies leadership impact depends on how wealth and force converge in leadership style.
Radical political figures including Roy Harrop plan a four day meeting in Omaha from July 1 to 4 to seek grass roots inspiration and discuss forming a third party. Huey Long and Rev. Charles E. Coughlin may attend, with Upton Sinclair also slated to join as promoters aim to boost radical momentum.
Allen M Wile son of Los Angeles has been named publicity director for the Congress for Permanent Rehabilitation the new position announced this week in local notices.
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