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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1924

Page

1

Ruhr rail status left to big seven as franc jumps in London

After a plenary session of the Allied Reparations Commission Colonel J A Logan announced agreement on most points but Ruhr railway status was postponed to the Big Seven for adjustment. An appeal right from the transfer committee was approved and a jurists panel named to draft rules. In Paris optimism over London talks boosted the franc by expected gains of 10 to 20 percent if the conference succeeds.

London Aus Allied Reparations Commission J. A. Logan Germany Ruhr Berlin Col. Loan Paris

Five Die When Auto Plunges From Road to Tracks

Five persons were killed when the automobile they rode in ran from a narrow road west of Knoxville Pa and plunged 20 feet to railroad tracks. Authorities say a brake rod broke causing the loss of control.

Corning N. Y Knoxville

Lorain Church To Be Rebuilt After Storm Damage

First Congregational church of Lorain Ohio will erect a new edifice costing about 110000 to replace the storm wreck. Rev E S Rothrock of the Ohio Congregational conference announced in Cleveland. Funding includes 65000 from Lorain church 20600 loan from Boston based Congregational Church Building Society and 25000 from Ohio Congregational churches. Ohio fund averages a bit more than 50 cents per member. Churches urged to remit quotas by November 1. Lorain parsonage repairs estimated at 2000 are under Medina Association.

Lorain Church First Congregational Church Lorain E. 5. Rothrock Ohio Congregational Conference Cleveland Congregational Church Building Society Boston Congregational Churches of Ohio Ohio Fund Lorain Parsonage Churches of the

Labor Helping Storm Victims and Other Local News

Labor groups plan nine hour days for three months with no overtime and offer free housing using waste materials for storm victims. A man named Chas Keller, 63, was killed when a wagon upset during hay unloading near Newark Ohio. U.S. relations with Mexico shown as improving under Diaz era with ambassador Charles Beecher Warren set to resign this week.

Lorain The Properties Union Newark Chas. Ke, Keller Washington United States Mexico Diaz Charles Beecher Warren Almerteen Wea

Burke Urges Ohio Voters to Block Boss-Run Politics

Sen. J. F. Burke Elyria GOP gubernatorial candidate urged Ohio voters to cast ballots in the August 12 primary to thwart “big city bosses” and a pre primary nominating convention. He defended his stance against Maschke support and criticized James A. White for pushing a broad conspiracy bill. Burke spoke in Bellaire and Carrolton outlining his anti boss agenda and tax-cut stance.

Sen. Burke Big City Hal W. Conefry Bellaire Ohio J. F. Burke Elyria Burke Maschke Dalvis George B. Harris George H. Bender Cuyahoga County White Davis Burke James A. White Carrolton Centrol Alliance

Police Fines and Receipts Reported for Month

Grant Schrock police clerk reports total receipts of 2013.05 dollars for the past month. Fines and costs amounted to 1893.95 dollars with additional sums from vendors building permits soft drink license show license miscellaneous collections and related items totaling 119.10 dollars.

Grant Schrock Eense

Mob Tortures Girl Accused In Love Triangle

Mrs. Esther Lynn Fuller, 24, of St. Clairsville Ohio, claims a mob dragged her from an auto, stripped her, and tarred and feathered her after accusing her of accepting a married man’s attentions. The incident mirrors a recent case in Frederick Maryland involving Dorothy Grandon.

Esther Lynn Fuller St. Clairsville Dorothy Grandon Frederick, Md

Rearrest Two in Launch Raid in Vermilion

Claude LeFountaine, Sandusky, and Charles Stone Vermilion men arrested by Sheriff Underhill during a launch raid have been re arrest ed by federal authorities. They were fined 500 dollars each plus costs by Judge Thompson and face new trial under the national prohibition act. Government officials later seized beer and whisky taken from the men and moved the evidence to Cleveland.

Claude LeFountaine Sandusky Charles Stone Vermilion Underhill United States Thompson Sincle Sam Cleveland

Bandit Robs Street Car for $3 in Baltimore

An armed masked bandit halted a trolley car in Baltimore on August 2, ordering a conductor and passengers to surrender coins. He fired one shot and escaped with $3 as six men and one woman rode along. the woman and a male passenger later fled to the woods and were found by police.

Baltimore

Fourteen Hurt In Cleveland Rail Crash

Fourteen teens are hospitalized after a rear end collision on the Rapid Transit Railway during morning rush hour in Cleveland. None are believed to be seriously injured. Miss Mildred Allahouse of Chagrin Falls suffered a broken leg and possible internal injuries.

Cleveland Mildred Allahouse Chagrin Falls

Argentina aviator Major Zanni reaches Border Abbas

Foreign dispatches report Major Zanni of Argentina completing a near round the world segment and arriving at Border Abbas. Other items note Senator Belcourt possibly joining the Canadian Ministry in Washington and Ulster boundary talks.

Karachi Persia Zanni Argentina Border Abbas London Belcourt Washington

Elyria plants optimistic on future outlook

A survey of Elyria plants shows most factories optimistic about near term demand. Colson Co and several other firms report orders, rising output, and improving conditions with plans for more hires and new contracts as trade returns. One local death identified. John Cakutny, 60, found hanged, survived by wife and four children.

Elyria Colson Co Mbia Steel Co Duplex Foundry Electro-Alloys Co Elyria Iron & Steel Co Fay Stocking Co Fox Furnace Co Steel Corporation Ind Garford Foundry Martel Packing Co South Lorain John Cakutny

Honor memory of Warren G. Harding in Marion

Marion Ohio observes a simple ceremony at 7 00 p m placing wreaths at Warren G Harding tomb in Marion cemetery no speeches or ostentation bells toll for twenty minutes with five minutes of reverent remembrance. The event gathers White House and state officials and local residents in a somber tribute one year after his death in San Francisco.

Marion Pres Harding Hime San Francio Marion Cemetery White House V Jrous Harding

Rainy Start to Week in Ohio Valley and Great Lakes

Weather forecast for next week from the Weather Bureau shows showers in the Ohio Valley and Great Lakes region. Light temperatures are expected, with rain at the beginning and again toward the end of the period.

Washington Weather Bureau Ohio Valley Great Lakes

Funk Seeks Re election to Court of Appeals

Judge W. Funk outlines the creation and operation of the Ohio Court of Appeals before the League of Women Voters in Lorain. He explains the 1921 district realignment, notes initial 1922 elections, and his bid to complete a full six year term after appointment in 1922.

Ehen C. G. Washburn Ieyria W. E. Pardee Akron Ross W.fank Wooster Funk

Homes robbed of money and jewels reported in two burglaries

Thomas Marsh of 149 Oak Street reports a burglary by entering through a broken cellar window. A diamond ring valued at 175 dollars, two children's banks, and tan shoes were stolen. F C Powell of 203 Bath Street reports another break in via a kitchen window with a conductor's coat and a changer missing. the coin changer was later found in the yard.

Thomas Marsh Oak Street F. C. Powell Bath Street

Tomatoes On A Potato Plant Experiment At Amherst

Amherst August 2. Eugene Linn Jr a farmer on Dewey Avenue near Amherst describes his two year experiment growing large beefsteak tomatoes on a Tate russet potato plant. The plant yielded 13 small green tomatoes and potatoes at the roots. He grows the plants in black muck soil and hopes to prove the method with state agriculture department assistance if successful.

Amherst Eugene Linn, Jr Dewey Ave Linn State Department of Agriculture

Voters hear sheriff and commissioner candidates at church meeting

The League of Women Voters held a well attended meeting at the Church of Christ focusing on sheriff and county commissioner candidates. W J Hillier Elyria spoke on road and bridge work while others from Columbia Carlisle and Lorain urged support and criticized trailers on roads.

Church of Christ League of Women Voters S. H. Strickler Ohio George Woohriman Georgia Yast Frank Billings W. J. Hillier Elyria J. R. Lees Henrietta P. H. Rogers Grafton T. W. Morgan Lorain W. B. Richmond

Mrs. Clara Tills Struck By Auto

Mrs. Clara Tills of 624 Dewey Avenue was struck by a car while crossing to board a streetcar at 2 30 yesterday afternoon. She suffered facial bruises and was admitted to Elmira Memorial Hospital for treatment.

Clara Tills Clara Tille Dewey Avenue Tills Elyria Memorial Hospital

Bind Watchman Grab $500 Loot at Plant

Three masked men bound the watchman at the Ohio Refining Company's Winton Place plant in Cincinnati early today and escaped with $500.

Cincinnati Ohio Refining Company Winton Place

Fire on Alexandria waterfront injures teen fireman

Fire swept the hold of the steamer Bellbrook near the Alexandria shore risking the harbor and older ships. A volunteer fireman George Washington Whales, 15, was reportedly fatally injured as crews battled flames that raged for hours. The scene spanned the Potomac waterfront with limited property damage overall.

Washington Alexandria Potomac River Bellbrook George Washington

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