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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1924
Page
4
The German cabinet and state premiers agreed in principle to accept the Dawes reparations report. A likely international loan would be granted to help Germany meet its financial obligations. Formal announcement anticipated tomorrow outlining conditions.
Sheriff Frank Klady raided homes including Andorka and Mathew Valaxier at 2823 Glebe Avenue and found liquor. Suspects pleaded not guilty and await hearings. Eagles Club steward Chabling died after brief illness, survived by wife and five children. funeral tomorrow afternoon.
Central standard time will govern opening and closing of polls for the presidential primary in Ohio on April 29, announced by Secretary of State Brown. Eastern Ohio coal miners face job losses or reduced weeks, claimed by members of the Ohio United Mine Workers. Northern Ohio Traction and Light Company sought state utility commission approval and Mahoning railroad firm restructuring, now under receivers.
In Steubenville two people were seriously injured when a dynamite blast exploded in a car on Washington street early today. George Sembar aged 26 and Miss Sophia Jacobsins aged 23 were hospitalized with serious injuries. Three suspects are in custody. police suspect jealousy triggered the attack and the blast hurled the occupants across the road.
Ripton High School honored basketball team members with letter awards at a Friday evening banquet. Emeric Ward and 5 gersoll led the squads as captains, with 42 attendees including Laurice Cowen and Blanche Tagersoll among the honorees.
The Birmingham Florence School Orchestra led by J. R. Lees will present its annual concert at Birmingham Town Hall Friday evening April 18. The program includes soloists from Oberlin and Lorain under the direction of Weaver, with varied selections to entertain attendees.
Grover Cleveland Bergdoll, millionaire draft dodger, voluntarily relinquished his citizenship after fleeing the country following conviction by court martial for evading the draft. The ruling was announced by Raymond F first commissioner of naturalization. In other items, Same nell Moniger 48 former state labor commissioner and governor candidate died after a nervous breakdown. West Virginia K of P member dies. Navy orders flotilla to monitor routes for possible action. immigration restrictions urged. contempt proceedings sought against Mel Daugherty.
Cleveland markets report fresh eggs at 26 cents per dozen and Ohio firsts at 25 to 26 cents per dozen. Prices cover produce and poultry including apples, strawberries, beans, cabbage, potatoes, sweet potatoes, tomatoes, onions, and various fowl.
On April 14 New York trading opened weak with Baldwin lagging near 110 in the lowest level since 1922. Independent steels and sugars led declines while Studebaker rose. Oil, rails, and rubber issues showed mixed moves as the market absorbed selling pressure before noon. A separate note from Cleveland and Chicago reports shows cattle and hog markets steady, while wheat and corn opened steady to up slightly. In Washington, President Coolidge plans to appoint a three member international commission to study the Tacna Arica border dispute between Chile and Peru, referred for arbitration.
Grafton April 14 a Belden school auditorium hosts an eight reel movie on April 15 and an indoor baseball opener April 18 with Avon Lake at 3 pm. Senior class dance and open house planned April 18 Belden High School. Local visits movements hospital moves PTA meeting Home Beautification lecture and Community Circle activities cited.
Pittsfield April 14 The Parent Teachers meeting of District No 7 Miss Murch teacher met at the school house with good attendance Plans were made for a May district picnic A fine program was given Miss Royce a friend of Miss Murch and a Penfield teacher read a scene about child life A nerve testing contest was hinted Mrs L M Carter Leona Burge and Naomi Carter and others hosted at the Ray Carter home Also referenced is an advertisement for Father John’s Medicine claiming health benefits and a family testimonial from Bridgeport Conn with the product promising strength and growth.
A weekend visit to Mrs. Ada Sherburne's home in Norwalk included Clifton Hull and his wife from Cleveland and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Mills. Mrs. Panny West, a teacher at Mast Cleveland School, spent the weekend at home.
Congressman John W. Langley and five others posted bond in Covington Kentucky federal court on charges of conspiring to defraud the government by removing liquor from a distillery. The case centers on alleged illicit distillery activities and government fraud.
Manager Harry Forbes of the Richwine baseball club plans another practice Tuesday evening at 6 o clock on the Richwine diamonds. The team held a session yesterday morning to sharpen skills ahead of the opening game at Ami st this season.
Day mailed checks to counties for half of motor bus and truck license fees paid between August 28 and April 1. Law directs 50 percent to the state highway fund and 50 percent to the county treasuries where the vehicles operate. Total statewide distribution reaches 68218.
A new fur shop opens at 48 Broad St Elyria over Whitney's Hardware Store. Mr Gross states a local demand for such a shop after 17 years with Halle Bros Higbee Co in Cleveland and training in Revillon Freres Paris. He plans to open Tuesday.
On April 5 the Congregational church in Wakeman was filled by Rev. Hill from Oberlin, who is the uncle of the local pastor, sharing a pulpit in the town’s religious life.
The column records a series of community happenings. Among them a pastor guest from Michigan and candidate Harold Hester. Miss Jessie Barnes and Mrs Harmon Martin visiting Norwalk. Mr and Mrs Whitam returning from Florida. Mrs John Milhouse recovering after Lakewood hospital surgery. John Todd addressing juniors and prospective junior-senior waiters. Charles Parsons ill with pleurisy. Harry Shafer’s return from Youngstown. several residents traveling or visiting Lakewood, Cleveland, Wakeman, Elyria, and Elyria area. brief notes on local residents and guests.
John West of Youngstown reports Todd's Tonic eased chronic indigestion nervous tension and tremors. He credits four bottles with restoring appetite digestion weight and nervous steadiness. Sold at Muir Drug Co Elyria and other drug stores. Todd's Tonic laxative tablets advertised with nightly dose claim.
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