One More Institution Succumbs to Ponzi's Dealings
Bulletin from Lynn and Boston reports the Old Colony Foreign Exchange Company offices taken over by district attorney investigators and Bank Commissioner Allen as Ponzi related failures widen. Hanover Trust ties loom. Polish Industrial Association bank collapse. assets depleted, hundreds of thousands in deposits vs capital. hearings set for next Tuesday as creditors and note holders swarm offices seeking repayment.
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Lynn
Mass
Te Old Colony Foreign Exchange Company
Edward F. Flynn
John T. Curry
Allen
Boston
Hanover Trust Comny
Aatan Avieta
Wewue
Grub AA EV Lui
Lal
Oid
My Foreign Exchange Company
Aymond M. Meyers
Charles M. Tehtwell
Connor R. A. Lind
Oay Foreign Frychange
Ponzi
Nsed
Rifes Exchange Company
Old Colony Foreign Exchange Pany
Ponz! Company
Old Col
Anotheice
Jual Zorn
Foreign Exchange Com
McGraw Declares Mind Blank in York District Office
John Me, manager of the New York 8, told the district at his office his mind was blank. Slavin, missed by actor, received two fractures in his company early Sunday morning in White.
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W York
Aus
John Me
New York 8
John
Slavin
Lectures On Family Life In America At Redpath Lyceum
Roscoe Gilmore Stott delivered a rapid fire lecture titled A Man's Size Job at the Redpath Lyceum Bureau course last evening, mixing original jokes with sober critiques of American family life. The program opened with the College Singing Girls, and tonight features the Musical Arts Trio followed by a sonologue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe Gilmore Stott
Redpath Lyceum Bureau
Stott
College Singing Girls
Adrian M. Newens
Canada Grants Rail Rate Increases
Ottawa August 14 The board of railway commissioners of Canada granted increases in through rates to conform with recently approved Interstate Commerce Commission increases in the United States. These increases apply to all commodities except coal and coke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Board of Railway Commissioners of Canada
Interstate Commerce Commission of the
United States
Cal Young Man Wins West Point Appointment
Cal Young, aided by Congressman Martin L. Davey and the American Legion post of this county, earned authorization for immediate admission to West Point after passing physical and educational requirements. John Snoble of 8 District aided his nomination, with hometown support praising his clean character and hard work.
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Cal
West Point
Congress
Martin L. Davey
American Legion
Charles Snoble
Ity
John Snoble
Verly Avenue
Inifa
Elyria Business College
Ertin Business College
C. W. Smalley
Weet Point
Toth
Suffragists eye Tennessee House after senate ratifies
Nashville Aug. 14 suffragists shift focus to the Tennessee House after a 25 to 4 senate vote ratifying federal suffrage amendments. Leaders expect strong opposition and aim to secure final pledges before reconvening Monday. Carrie Chapman Catt denounces a charge of intermarriage as fabrication while reiterating suffrage is color and sex blind.
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Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee Senate
House
Louié
Senate
Honey
Chandler
Carrie Chapman Catt
National American Woman Suffrage Association
Burglar Gets Little On Lodi St
Police report two burglaries last night on Lodi Street Elyria Milling and Power Co window entry ransacked but nothing stolen Lambrose and Co candy store entered thieves took two boxes cigars some cigarettes two dollars and a ladies gold watch no clues on the culprit yet
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Elyria Milling & Power Co
Lodi Street
Lambrose & Co
Thathiaves
Fair and Warmer Forecast for Week Across Regions
Washington Aug. 14 weather prediction for the week ahead calls for generally fair skies and warm temperatures from Monday across the Ohio Valley and Great Lakes region, with warmth prevailing in the dominant forecast areas and no major storms expected.
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Washington
Ohio Valley
Toaneasse
Great Lakes
Warning to Chronicle Telegram Subscribers on Fake Collectors
The Chronicle Telegram warns Elyria residents that some local youths have collected money claiming to be for the paper but kept the funds. The note advises subscribers to demand official cards bound in bundles of fifty with a clip and to ensure proper punching with each payment.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Publc
Chronicle-Telegran
Rate increases granted by interstate commerce commission
Washington news confirms Exp Tate increases tied to the latest wage rise were approved today by the Interstate Commerce Commission, granting higher rates for EAPRESO operations. The action aligns with adjustments in labor costs and regulatory standards, affecting applicable shipments and service charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulletin
Washington
Tate
Ward
Interstate Commerce Commission
Prizes awarded in home garden gladiolus display
A beautiful exhibit of gladiolus at Wilkins Horse store on Broad street drew prize money from the Home Garden Association of Kiyraxs for the best developed bulbs. Lawrence Bungart won first prize with 21 varieties, followed by Miss Margaret Millar and E.R. Strauser. Judge L. C. Hecock noted the high quality of all twelve entries.
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Wilkins Horse Store
Broad Street
Home Garden Association of Kiyraxs
Lawrence Bungart
Grafton Road
Margaret Millar
West Avenue
E.R. Strauser
Belle Avenue
L. C. Hecock
Increase Freight Rates in Illinois
Washington Aug 14 The Interstate Commerce Commission today ordered a forty per cent increase on interstate traffic between Illinois and eastern territory and a two per cent increase on traffic from Illinois into western territory.
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Illinois
Washington
Tiinoin
Interatats Commoerce Commission
Ilinois
Ematern
Witnola
Western Territory
Governor Cox assails Republican trickery over League of Nations
In Wheeling West Virginia Governor Cox launched a broad attack on Republican leaders accusing them of trickery toward the American people in opposing the League of Nations. He denounced a behind the scenes campaign to secure spoils, urged unity in democracy, and promised projected savings in government expenses. He called for a moral, nonpartisan drive and criticized the senatorial oligarchy within the GOP.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Cus
League of Nations
West Vira
Republi
Thej Democrats
Democratic Party
Cox
Tme
Republican Party
Pant
Polish and Russian Fronts and Warsaw Peace Delegation
Artillery roars reach Warsaw as Russians press toward Plonsk and Radzymin while Bialystok road line marks 21 miles from the capital. Poland’s 16 member peace delegation, with aides, prepares to depart for Minsk to meet the Soviet government amid Moscow’s silence.
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Bolsheviki
Bug River
Bialystok Pany
Warsaw
Plonsk
Vistula
Radzymin
Bug
Bialystok Road
Diet jJeaders
Mo Dambski
Minister of Foreign Affairs
Ohsbers
Mr. Wrobelwski
Sec
American Relief Organization
Hersche Walker
Philadelphia
Maurice Pate
Moscow
Minsk
Stedice
Miosk
Leaves for home. In Greece Melton Phelps chess
Melton Phelps, a longtime Elyria businessman with ties to moving pictures, leaves tomorrow for Greece the first visit in fifteen years. He built theaters and restaurants in Columbus Elyria Springfield and other Ohio cities. He planned a return to new business ventures with partner John Pekros after a rest.
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Melton Phelps
Moving Picture
Greece
Phelps
Columbus
Wiiness
Springfield
Elyria
Peoples
Strand Theater
Rialto Theater
Elyria Theaters Company
Banuuno Reisinger
John Pekros
Pariditse Soda Grill
Sr. Phelps
Raisin Jack Involved After Auto Car Collision
An automobile driven by Sam Brisco of 1622 East 32d street Lorain collided with a green line street car at Oak street and Lake avenue. Brisco was charged with reckless driving. Antone Hardazenak, owner of the car, faced intoxication charges. Two bottles labeled raisin jack were found in the vehicle. Brisco paid a $10 fine plus costs, and Hardazenak $6 and costs in police court.
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Sam Brisco
East 32d
Lorain
Oak Street
Lake Avenue
Brisco
Antone Hardazenak
Bardazonak
Costa
Infant Seeks $2000 Damages in Auto Accident Case
John Frofant, by his next friend Mike Profant, sues in district court for $2000 damages. The petition alleges July 8 the defendantCarelessly operated his automobile on Globa avenue, knocking the plaintiff down and running over his chest. He has been hospitalized and incurred large medical bills.
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John Frofant
Torang
Mike Profant
Skalnet
Steve Chick
Power received for proper marriage license
A marriage license was saved in court today for Jessie B. Proper, 25, an efficiency engineer from Flint, Michigan, and Grace Powers of Oberlin. If any error in a name exists, the groom should be a model husband, and if not, the bride may be able to handle him.
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Jessie B. Proper
Fiint
Mich
Grace Powers
Oberlin
Kipton Jewelry Store Burglary Loots Local Shop
Burglars looted L. F. Whitney and J. H. Catkins jewelry store in Kipton last night entering via the neighboring Whitney grocery. All watches chains and lockets were taken and a small sum from the cash drawer. Sheriff deputies searched for clues but two strange men seen in town are suspected and a description exists. Loss estimated about 600 dollars.
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Kipton
L. F. Whitney
J. H. Catkins
Whitney Grocery
Sheriff’s Offce
Fem
Death Takes Both Mrs Webb and Sister Within Week
Anna Webb aged 80 widow of Jessa Webb longtime city resident died at her home 1604 Middle Ave following the recent death of her sister Mrs Tew aged 70 who lived with her Mrs Webb survived by one sister Mrs G W Baker of Harrison Street and a niece Mrs Cross of Youngstown Ohio at her bedside Funeral arrangements not yet completed.
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Anna Webb
Jessa Webb
Middle Avenas
Tew
Webb
G. W. Baker
Harrison Street
Cross
Youngstown
First Congregational Church
Mine Confab at Cleveland Continues
Cleveland Aug 14 Representatives of Union soft coal miners from most producing districts attend the wage conference with coal operators and central field union men. Outliers from outside the central field press for action and call for an international convention. If day men gain, tonnage men likely seek higher wages as well despite a coal commission award.
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Cleveland
Ditue Minous
Unigo
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of
Wilaan
Coal Commission
Eaton Township Farmer Dies at 71 in Barn
William Walkden, 71, a well known Eaton Township farmer, collapsed and died this morning while feeding stock at his barn. He owned the farm shared with Alex McAdams and had lived in Kates all his life. Survived by daughters Ines Lucas of Portland Oregon, Mrs Patrick, and Fern Brown of Lakeside Cleveland. brother Darwin Walkden. siblings Albert Eaton Bates Lester Clar enes Andrew Walkden Elyria Mrs Lillian Nichols LaGrange and Mrs Bloomfield Woodconmeg. Remains taken to Jenkima undertaking. funeral arrangements expected.
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William Walkden
Eaton Towash
Walkden
Alex McAdams
Kates
Ines Lucas
Portland
Oregon
Patrick
Fern Brown
Lakeside Hospital
Cleveland
Darwin Walkden
Eaton
Albert
Bates
Lester
Clarenes
Andrew Walkden
Elyria
Lillian Nichols
LaGrange
Bloomfield
Woodconmég
Jenkima
Estabisshment
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Commissioner Allen
Hanover Trust Company
Gsy McGraw
America
Harry J. Loase
Musical Arts Trio
Canada
Rail Rate Increses
U. S
Christiania
Norway
Informatioa
Council of Women
Ida Smoot Dusenberg
Salt Lake City
Anna C. Haime
Michigan
Rath
Erine C. Could
New York
Council
J. Eugene Reilly
Charlotte, N
Myra Kingman Jer
Caifoma
Organization
Tennessee
Lodi ST
Eapreso
Foreign Office
Kutask
Stumkowski
Diet
Thi Delegatioin
Raisin Jack
Webb and
Ister
Eaton Township
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