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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1921
Page
2
Patrolman Michael Palladino saved Shenley Stanzack and his four children when fire trapped them on the upper floors of a home on Gre oor. He used a improvised rope to lower the family to the ground before a wall collapsed. Sergeant Frank aeimti and Wallachso aided the rescue.
In Columbus on Aus 27 a motion was filed in the state supreme court asking the Lorain County appellate court to certify its record in the Highwar Construction vs Standard Of Company case. The dispute centers on a contract for asphalt sale for highway work. A common pleas court held the construction firm owed the oil company 2516.87 while the oil company owed 14320.15. the appellate court struck down 34.52 in favor.
The Federal A C will travel to Wakeman on Sunday to meet the village team. Malik will be on the mound for the Federals as they seek to extend their long winning streak.
Columbus reports Motto faces execution at the state penitentiary early next Monday unless Governor Davis acts. The U S Supreme Court reportedly refused to stay the sentence, following Ohio court findings that Motto murdered Wilfred C. Sly and George K. Farmer during a New Year’s morning payroll robbery in Cleveland.
Columbus Aug 27 The state utilities commission fixes September 8 as the hearing date on the joint request to approve the proposed consolidation of Ohio Bell and Ohio State Telephone Companies.
Reports from Smyrna state that Greek forces, while facing stubborn Turkish nationalist resistance, are advancing in an encircling operation toward Angora the Turkish nationalist capital. Official dispatches note renewed Greek momentum in the campaign.
In Bradstown Kentucky on August 27 a coroner jury declared the widow and her 14 year old daughter culpable in the death of farmer Charles Vance who was slain while ashore on August 15. George Lindsey a former Vance employee was dismissed for lack of evidence and no warrants were issued after officers conferred at length.
The United States delegation at the upcoming disarmament talks seeks public input. The World Friendship Bureau of Chicago the Foreign Policy Association of New York and the Women’s Committee on World Disarmament in Washington issue a questionnaire inviting nominations for the U S representative.
President Harding will not act on the petition for pardon for Eugene V. Debs until after ratification of the German peace, and will consider the general amnesty petitions for political prisoners later.
Garford Ste 17 year old Newark man was subdued at St Francis hospital in Columbus and remanded to county jail for safekeeping after persons reported him wandering about the facility with no clear purpose.
Federal Judge Martin Manton ordered immediate return of all vessels under charter to the United States Mail Steamship Company to the Shipping Board. The Shipping Board has been seeking to regain these vessels at the request of receivers Herbert Noble and Emmet McCormick.
Cleveland August 27 nearly four thousand residents are said to belong to the Knights of the Ku Klux Klan a spokesman reported to Gar Between 15000 and 25900 members are anticipated before year’s end The order is claimed to operate in every state an inquiry into its aims and purposes was invited
Washington dispatch reports a forecast for the coming week in the Ohio Valley and Great Lakes region. The outlook calls for generally fair weather and normal temperatures throughout the period.
The Canfield Oil Company announces a new Broad and Chestnut filling station in Elyria. The 60 by 160 foot site features three Broad Street drives and four pumps, bright electric lighting, and a modern layout designed for prompt courteous service. Charles Drusendahl transferred from Middle Avenue to head the West Broad property to ensure quality public service.
A blaze foully raged through the S. S Leviathan, former Vaterland, igniting Hoboken piers on August 24. Flames threatened the Leviathan and two transport ships Whedon and Western Green, with no lives lost though soldiers’ remains were recovered. Damages to Hoboken piers are expected in the millions.
A Pomberosa tomato weighed 2 pounds 10.5 ounces and measured 19.5 inches across. It was grown by John Murbach at 409 Washingster avenue and deemed perfectly formed. Ralph Murbach submitted the prize entry to the Chron icle-Telegram.
The Senate Finance Committee moved to sidetrack the Fordney Bill and to begin revising the international revenue laws. Officials aim to have a hearing and a 19 renori to the Congress soon, though the exact progress remains uncertain.
Davis faces fraud allegations amid a wide scheme involving bond postings and a promoter named French. Strobel plans suits against French for failure to negotiate loans, claiming only a $700 commission, while receivers hold the related firms.
London, Aug 27. Machine guns were turned upon an Indian mob at Pattamphi threatening the town. A News Agency despatch from Madras says casualties were heavy.
Two people died and others injured when a truck collided with a vehicle in a Philadelphia suburb. Authorities investigated the crash and identified the victims and possible causes.
An early- morning incident outside the office involved four armed bandits who confronted a man in charge as he engaged in fieldwork with a sweeping action. A pursuit began, aided by a large crowd of farmers and miners, as authorities placed field personnel at over two thousand.
Fragmentary report notes a Washington event involving guests and a speaker named Brian. Details are unclear but reference to motor tech or transportation topics appears. The item reads as a brief society or conference snippet with partial names and outcomes missing.
Markets report hogs steady with cattle and grain prices showing little change amid a steady market tone. Traders note slight variations across listings as buyers and sellers maintain cautious patience in closing deals.
Stock activity on York Australia shows modest gains with early renewals lifting prices. Rail stocks and government bonds drive totals, with daily turnover around 206 000 in stocks and 22 85 million in bonds. Weekly stock sales reach 3 682 506 while bonds total 40 733 000.
A renowned minstrel troupe led by Herbertis Greeter Minst is set to open at the Rialto Theater Monday Aug 29. The production features genuine Black talent, lavish costumes, advanced lighting, and a long music span with southerly airs. A parade on Main Street at noon and free street entertainment by The Great Adams precede showtime.
Closing Liberty bonds in New York show varied figures led by first 4s at 87.66 and second 4s at 87.69. Third 4 bonds reach 91.84 and fourth 4 at 87.96, with Vietnam era issue 3 45 at 98.78.
Mrs. Melvin Jones of Olympia Fields Club Chicago defeated Mrs J W Douglass of Westmoreland to win the womens western golf championship final at Westmoreland.
Sheriff Chatn reorganizes forces overnight and positions appear at key points. The main body of armed miners stopped at Madison yesterday by C. F. Neener, president of district 17, United mine workers, did not join Blair clash and are returning home after a 2 vote disbandment. President Harding informed that West Virginia situation is less tense but still critical. General Bandholtz reports calm today though a flare up could occur and federal troops remain under consideration.
Bee keepers of Loraim County will meet at the home of William S. Day in Sheffield on Monday evening August 79. Norman Abbe will report on the Ohio State beekeepers meeting in Ashtabula and strong attendance from across the county is expected.
Marion Aug 27 Rene Jennings, 7 year old Nadine’s father, was arrested as he left the house after the funeral and is held in Morrow county jail awaiting grand jury action on a forgery charge. Howard Sayre 18 of Murengo is also jailed for passing bogus checks.
Columbus Aug 27 Attorney Beecher W Waltermire former state utilities commissioner says Ohio railroads should lower freight rates by their own admissions. He calls for action by the carriers to reduce charges amid growing cost concerns and public pressure.
Irish and British newspapers debate De Valera's ultimatum and a possible peace path. Some call for a referendum or conference, while others critique a fixed formula. Across Britain and Ireland, editors warn against renewed warfare despite tension.
Carpenter's Local 1426 announces the funeral of Brother R. E. Wilson at his residence on Gates Avenue this Sunday. Brothers to meet at Machinists Hall at 1 o'clock to attend in a body and donate use of their automobiles if able. R. E. Will, President.
Berlin Aug 27 Baron Germingen nephew of the late Count Zeppelin and leading German aeronautics expert comments on the ZR 2 disaster asserting Zeppelins are safer and better built than English airships He notes only one Zeppelin burned by fault and corrected since then while many English airships burned by ignition or enemy fire and credits meticulous ventilation and design for Zeppelins safety.
Bellefontaine Ohio August 27 Harold Alberti JS died in a hospital after being thrown from his motorcycle. He suffered a fractured skull in the accident authorities said.
Registration Day at The Business College is scheduled for next Tuesday evening as the Fall term opening on September 6 draws near. The school expects the largest attendance in its history and invites all interested persons and parents to visit for information on courses and tuition with no obligation to enroll.
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