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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1930

Page

1

Bold Proposition Triggers Editor Challenge in Lorain County

A public dispute erupts as George H. Chamberlain demands the Elyria Reporter substantiate charges against him within forty eight hours or face public confrontation at a suitable venue. The Chronicle urges the Reporter to respond and promises coverage of the event to defend integrity of the Republican party.

Chamberlain Lorain County Elyria Reporter Acec Republican Executive Committee Republican Central Committee Elyria Opera House Geo. H. Chamberlain the Chronicle Ohio Senate The

Albert Beese dies in tragic street accident

Albert Beese of 359 West River Street was killed Monday afternoon when stepping on an engine unloading line slipped and fell under the engine. The accident mangled his body and caused instant death, leaving a home and community mourning a well respected citizen. Continued on page seven.

Albert Reese West River Street

New Rails Show Superior Performance on B and O Line

The nickel steel rails installed on the Clew Wheeling dig and along the Lorain Ision route of the B and O show early superiority over common rails. They are being laid at all curves and resist grinding. Engineers keep a close watch to determine if the new rail will replace the entire system.

Clew Wheeling Eland, Lorain & Ision

Indictments Expanded In Lorain Area Prostitution Case

Additional indictments issued expand a Lorain case involving houses of ill fame. Named defendants include William Dorman Molly Mason John Krueck John A Schwartz Maud Gray Fred Barnes William Snyder and Clara Wilbur all tied to the Lorain area except Koneck who is at the Lorain Amherst Elyria junction.

Lorain Koneck Lorain-Amherst-Elytia William Dorman Molly Mason John Krueck John A. Schwartz Maud Gray Fred Barnes William Snyder Clara Wilbur Il Fame

West hanged for Chester officer murder at Delaware jail

Albert West, a colored man, was hanged at Delaware County jail at 10 13 am. The execution marks the second in county history and the first in 62 years. West killed Mark Allen, a Chester policeman, after a dispute over a woman he claimed as wife. Allen intervened in the beating and was shot.

Premature Explosion Kills Two Austrian Workers

A dynamite blast in the Mt. Washington tunnel in Pittsburgh morning blew two Austrian laborers to pieces and wounded two more gravely. The men, identified only by numbers, had begun work on the Mt. Washington tunnel for the Pittsburgh Street Railway Company.

Scecwrrs-McRae Press Association Pittsburg Mt. Washington Pittsburg Street Railway Company

Confessions in boodling probe linked to Collins trove

In St Louis on April 14 a grand jury probe into late legislature boodling yields numerous disclosures and likely pleas to escape prison. Reports say State Senator John P Collins was seen with seven $1,000 bills, suggesting large-scale corruption ties.

Br Scripps McKay Press Association St. Louis John P. Collins

Weather and political notes from sparse OCR

Weather outlook mentions rain in the south and north portions with snow possible in the northeast. The text then shifts to a political matter noting a legislative deposit, bank adjournment, and bank officials may be subpoenaed to aid in uncovering those involved with Collins allegedly dividing funds.

I. Bank LaFayette National Collins

Markets Report From Scuirrs-Mettar and Scerpra Agencies

Market summaries show cattle at 33,000 head steady while hogs total 12,0900 with prices opening 5 cents higher and closing weak. sheep around 6,000 head unchanged. Locations include East Liberty and Chicago with April reports from press associations.

Mettar Press Association East Liberty Scerprs-AfcRaz Press Association Chicago

Wall Street reacts to Norther Securities ruling impact

Report notes a sharp drop in railway stocks after the decision, with financiers advising the cabinet to halt the Merger attack for the present. Prominent Wall Street figures sent telegrams urging caution as the country weighs merger policy.

Schiers-3fcRar New York Gi S Association All Street Norther Wall Street

Czar Speaks of Demands as Balkans Tensions Rise

A Reuters despatch from Berlin dated April 174 reports Russia’s ambassador to Porto informing the Ottoman sultan that the Czar’s patience is exhausted and a series of demands will be required of Turkey or consequences will follow. The Turko Russian conflict appears imminent and war in the Balkans seems likely.

Berlin Ple Tageblatt Porto Russia Turkey Balkans

Funeral of C. F. Pitcher Held in Painesville

A group of Elyria residents will travel to Painesville on Wednesday to attend the funeral of C. F. Pitcher. Former Elyria man, once with the West Side Tendering works, he was a member of the local Elks lodge and had lived in Salt Lake City for the past two years after dying recently in Colorado.

Fonner Elyria Painesville Elyria Elks C. F. Pitcher Colorado Pitcher West Side Tendering Works Elks Lodge Salt Lake City

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John Lerseh & Co John Lersch & Co Geog. Chamberlain Ednor Elyria, O P.S Albert Beese North Amherst Leebrarnor Washington People—Effort Czar C. F Biges & Evarard Ca
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