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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1930

Page

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City Board approves land purchases for two new grade schools

The Elyria City Board of Education authorized buying eleven Caldwell avenue lots and nine on Morgan avenue totaling 6 495 dollars for a future grade school site. A 3 1/2 acre parcel on Rosedale avenue Spring Valley was also approved at 36 600 dollars.

Tao Elyria City Board of Education Caldwell Avenue Morgan Avenue Lake Avenue Rosedale Avenue Spring Valley Jefferson School Jefferson West End R. C. Maston

Condor Steamer Drowned 200 in Padma River Tornado

Calcutta April 29 Two hundred passengers and crew drowned when the flat bottom Condor steamer was blown over by a tornado on the Padma River a tributary of the Ganges about 112 miles from Nagabari only 18 were saved Survivors described a sudden gust that toppled the ship and sent people into swirling waters Four anchor chains were used in an attempt to hold it in place as the hot wind churned the river like a raging sea.

Calcutta India Padma Ganges Nagabari

Priest Joseph Peter Dies After Hospital Arrival

Rev. Father Joseph Peter of Sacred Heart Hungarian Church died at St. Joseph's Hospital in Lorain from apoplexy shortly after arriving there. He had felt unwell for some time and was stricken during Mass, needing help home. Coroner Myles E. Perry ruled the death due to apoplexy. funeral arrangements were not yet made.

Father Peter Sacred Heart Church St. Joseph's Hospital Myles E. Perry Father Joseph Peter Lorain Peter Sacred Heart Weath Myles EB. Perry

Elyria Looks to Industrial Growth with New Investment Group

At a Elyria Country Club dinner, Chamber of Commerce President Charles E. Tucker led a drive to form the Elyria Investment Company to plan and fund factory building. A twelve member committee, including J A Crisp and L B Fauver, will draft plans and secure capital for a broad industrial development program.

Charles E. Tucker Chamber of Commerce Elyria Country Club Elyria Investment Company J. A. Crisp C. E Tucker L. B. Fauver Tucker Elyria J. C. Crisp

Oberlin to Open Bids on $360 900 Theological Building

Oberlin College in Ohio will open bids today for the new 360 900 theological building designed by Cass Gilbert as the first unit of a 6 475 600, 16 project expansion. If bids are satisfactory, contracts may be let tomorrow and construction begin soon, with demolition of Council Hall prior to work. John D. Rockefeller Jr funded the building, and President Wilkins notes sixteen projects totaling 6 475 000 are under consideration.

Oberlin, O Oberlin College Cass Gilbert New York City Woolworth Pennsylvania State Capitol Harrisburg John D. Rockefeller, Jr Graduate School of Theology Rew Ernest Hatch Wilkins

Charles Lord Recounts Sixty Years In Elyria

Charles C. Lord, a longtime resident, spoke to the Young Men's Club recalling life in Elyria over six decades. His reminiscences cover early 1870s Elyria with notes on streets, hotels, old firms, and homes, reflecting changes and local personalities through the years. Continued on Page 6.

Charles Lord Young Men’s Club Charles C. Lord Lord Elyna Chronicle Telegram Nue Etzel East Avenue Busin Mess Tite John ‘Lersch & Co Paradise Grill Baldwin, Laaunden and Net ‘Son Elyria Hardware Ely Washington Avenue Mills Street Spitzenberg Robinson & Hancock Tom Gray Gray French & Fisher Oscar Haserodt John Savage Charles George Savage William Laundon Arthur Laundon Middle Avenue Broadstreet Laundon Courternet

Teacher to stand trial for assault and battery

Mrs Myrta Bradley, 22, a New Oberlin District School teacher, faces trial in the common pleas court before Judge W B Thompson tomorrow at 9 30 a m on a charge of assault and battery for whipping six year old Mary Margaret Gerhardinger with a large wooden paddle on February 25 She is free on 2200 bond County prosecutors and defense counsel listed with named officials and state representatives The case is expected to draw a large crowd to courtroom No 1 of the county courthouse

Myrta Bradley Oberlinn Common Pleas Court W. B. Thompson Mary Margaret Gerhardinger Liberty Bond County Russia Township Bradley

Oberlin men drive golf ball to Elyria city limits

On April 29 three Oberlin men James Norton William Chamberland and Paul Busch started from Oberlin village limits aiming to drive a golf ball to Elyria city units with a projected arrival near 4 p m They traveled along the Elyria Oberlin road toward the county seat and noted their destination before starting

Oberlin Elyria James Norton William Chamberland Paul Busch

Stimson Returns With New Naval Treaty From London

Secretary of State Stimson and American Naval Conference colleagues arrived in New York aboard the Leviathan to public cheers. He hailed a treaty as a long step forward from the Washington arms pact, noting it ends competitive limits on destroyers subs and cruisers among the United States Great Britain and Japan. Sirens welcomed them as city officials praised the accord at City Hall.

New York Simpson American Naval Conference Stimson Washington London Metropolis U. S Great Britain Japan

Coroner Probes Baby's Death in Lorain

Lorain coroner investigates the sudden death of fourteen month old Frank Camacho at 1606 Twenty-eighth Street. Parents say the child had been ill for days but could not afford a doctor. The coroner lists the cause of death as unknown.

Lorain Myles BE. Perry Frank Camacho Perry

Elyria Board awards Jefferson school addition contracts

Three Lorain county bids total 44157.27 for erection of a new six room addition east of the Jefferson school, to be brick and fireproof. L P Kaiser of Brieria wins general contract 34579, T O Murphy of Oberlin handles plumbing and heating 7673, Wally Roe Electric of Brieria bids 1363.57 for electrical work and 541.40 for fixtures. Construction begins in May with occupancy planned for September 1931.

Jefferson School Elyria City Jefferson Building Foster Avenue Fox Jefferson New Alen School Abbey Road

Take Census Of School Children In Elyria County

The annual census of school children in Elyria and Lorain County will begin Thursday, announced by C. M. Williams Elyria attendance officer and R P Vaughn county superintendent. The census counts all children ages 5 to 18 and handicapped youth 1 to 21, noting types of disability and whether they receive public instruction. It is separate from the 1930 Federal Decennial Census, which is also underway.

Elyria Lorain County C. M. Williams R P. Vaughn Williams Vaughn

Prison Riot Triggers Military Takeover at Columbus Prison

Summary of a violent prison uprising in Columbus where guards clashed with inmates, martial law was declared, and soldiers replaced guards. Reports say more than 100 prisoners wounded, later estimates up to 209, with National Guardsmen and Naval Reserves aiding suppression and a stockade erected for agitators. Governor Cooper urged restored order as the incident escalated.

Columbus White City State Penitentiary Robert Houbrich Thomas Broyles Fort Hayes National Guard Nnt Henderson National P. E. Thomas Col. Haubrich Lam Thomas Myers ¥. Cooper

Witness Missing Delays William Jackson Trial in Lorain

The second degree murder trial of William Jackson colored of Lorain was postponed in Judge W. B. Thomas court after the state’s chief witness disappeared. A subpoenaed boarding house operator connected to the April 12 EB ing of Mike Serra was to appear on bond Friday. Relatives said the witness left for Cleveland for her mother’s funeral, but Cleveland undertakers reported no such funeral. The jury had been drawn when the absence was found, and Assistant Prosecutor John Harding requested a postponement.

Wiliam Jackson Lorain Common Pleas W. B. Thomas Mike Serra Cleveland Jackson John Harding

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