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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1927
Page
3
The page presents ten trivia questions about President Coolidge including the location of the temporary White House the first salary of a president the presidential yacht a college attended by Coolidge's son and related details.
In Columbus Ohio on August 25 a hog calling contest series is planned for the fair opening August 29. Contestants will be judged on volume enticement originality and the hogs’ ability to follow their master’s voice.
The Brown Hoisting Machine Company founded in 1880 by Alexander E. Brown designs and builds heavy handling machinery including cranes and conveyors. Industrial Works Place spans 29 acres with extensive facilities and five miles of railroad, employing around 100 people with assets near 13 million dollars. The two plants would consolidate under one management, continuing operations with no radical changes anticipated.
A car driven by J. E. Steinmetz collided with a vehicle driven by G. J. Comers on East River Street. Steinmetz suffered a damaged left running board and fender. Owen Slater was fined for speeding in police court. John M. Marshall injured his foot on a nail while working at home and will miss work. Lorain Mill and Supply seeks to recover 351 from Sanka Baking Co. A divorce suit was filed by Mrs. Middleton against George H. Middleton with claims of gross neglect and cruelty.
Anus M Miller of Westlake Hotel Rocky River petitioned the Lorain County Court of Common Pleas to determine and register title in the heirs or devisees of the deceased owner Charles O Miller of Lorain. A rent claim filed by Samuel Goldstein against John Zafer seeks $125 overdue for August at 351 Broadway Lorain. William Waldecker reports car damage on East Bridge Street from Jozeph Vidie of Chicago who agreed to settle for damages.
Williams Alloy Products Co. launches demonstration tour east with a Bearingoy equipped car. The vehicle showcases Bearingoy performance on water and land. M. Williams, president, declares the car will run on water on this trip.
Joe Strak of Lorain was bound over to the Lorain County Common Pleas Court after a preliminary hearing on a driving while intoxicated charge. He pleaded not guilty following Saturday night arrest by Officer Rankin during a raid in Amherst Township.
The will sets up scholarships at several institutions for students unable to pay tuition and designated as morally mentally and physically competent. Named schools include McKendree College University of Pittsburgh Lafayette Trinity Lincoln Memorial Syracuse Northwestern New York University. The will also provides for family servants after 10 years of service and a further payout after 20 years or in case of Gary’s death before then.
Four heavily armed bandits robbed the Forty-second Street State Bank in Indianapolis, taking most of the money in the banking rooms. Separate cargo-style market notes follow from Chicago, Toledo, Minneapolis, Cleveland, and East Buffalo detailing varied grain and livestock quotations and receipts.
Damaging crowds smashed windows at the council room and library. The Walk-Over Shoe Co. store was entered and stock dumped into Lake Geneva. A night watchman with a large dog held back marchers at the secretariat offices.
Aftanazy Kostyshak of Warren files a common pleas petition against Henry Hufford of Lorain alleging negligence in a May 31 collision at East Market and ine straits. Kostyshak says he suffered a nervous shock and inability to sleep and work. He seeks 32,95 23 dollars for car damage.
The two prisoners faced the gallows in the early hours as supporters, family, and defense leaders pressed Governor Fuller for clemency. Rosa Sacco and Luigia Vanzetti traveled to plead for mercy while warden Hendry and chaplain Father Murphys observed.
The Pool Sharks defeated the Hamilton Juniors in a ten inning game by a final score of 1919. J Soja starred in the field for the Sharks and Brown made notable catches for Hamilton. An additional game is planned for Wednesday between the two teams. calls for scheduling and inquiries to K E Burley at the pool room on West Avenue and Lath Street.
The Ohio State Health Department contemplates delaying school openings in sections hardest hit by infantile paralysis. Dr John E Monger and Dr F P Robbins will consult with public health experts. Belmont Tuscarawas Norwood Cincinnati districts report heavy impact with 96 cases statewide.
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