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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1925

Page

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Elyria Board of Trade Maps Advertise Elyria Growth

At a meeting in the Elks hall Jim Armitage urged a world wide signs campaign to promote Elyria and a Fall Festival with a merchants show and other attractions was adopted. H P Boynton of Cleveland praised Elyria’s history while T I Meise and J B Johnson spoke on industrial ties and local prospects urging coordinated public advertising to draw tourists and residents alike.

Jim Armitage Board of Trade Elks Hall Jim Armitage H. P. Boynton Cleveland Elyria Boon T. 1. Meise J. B. Johnson Whea C. W .Philips Kent

Seven Trains to Transport Pig Ricked at Vermilion Picnic

Elyria residents and National Tube Co employees attended the annual company picnic at Cristal Beach Vermilion. An estimated crowd of 10000 to 15000 enjoyed a day of programs dancing boating and bathing with free ice cream soft drinks and coffee for employees and families. Seven Ni Plate trains carried many attendees from Elyria and other travelers arrived by auto.

National Tube Co Elyria W Ntional Tube Co Cristal Beach Vermilion Auto

Escape in Kansas City Bank Fight Ends in Shootout

A man brandishing a bottle of nitro escapes from a downtown office after a gun battle that wounds bystanders and sends fleeing suspects through the city. Police pursue the suspect believed to be headed for an attempted holdup at the First National Bank.

Kansas Ulrir Hank Hankt Hi Nalice Irst National Bank

Oberlin Woman Succeeds Husband on Soldiers' Relief Commission

Judge W E Thompson appoints Mrs Lucy J Turner of Oberlin to replace her husband G W Turner on the Soldiers Relief commission following his death. The law requires at least two members to be honorably discharged soldiers, with the third possibly a civilian or widow of a soldier. Other members named are A E Lord Elyria and A Willams Wellington.

W. E. Thompson Lucy J. Turner Oberlin

Tobacco crash kills two men in Charleston area

In a July incident in Tenawa county two men died after a car swerved to avoid tobacco. A. Davidson survived unharmed while Willjash died at hospital and Jeffries later succumbed. The driver denied speeding.

Charleston W. Va

Auto Tourists Trek Homeward Through City Streets

Automobile tourists travel through the city on the homeward route, with hundreds passing daily via Middle Avenue. In a ten minute span, visitors from many states converge, dozens per minute, from states including Pennsylvania New York Michigan Indiana Illinois and Canada also represented.

Middle Averuea Canada Pennsylvania New York Michigan Indiana Illinois

Britain Delays French Debt Payments Plan

Foreign office says Britain did not intend to force France to meet debt payments without time to adjust finances. Reports from Paris note a massive oil shipment from Gabian. Britain welcomes full diplomatic ties with Mexico as trade prospects improve.

London Great Britain France Foreign Office

Weds Former Girs He Had Adopted

August Lageren a 58 year old wealthy maker of goods wed his sixteen year old bride Alice Banta whom he adopted at age nine. The ceremony followed a Saratoga honeymoon after Lageren released rights to his ward to her aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs M Herbert Banta of Linden.

Plainfield N. J August N.lageren Manufac Saratoga Springs N. Y Alice Banta Laggren Edward W. Browning Nui Monaira Marcas Kew Gardens Inn Lageren Ward Sister Herbert Banta Linden Brush

Copper hardening patent claimed worth millions

Howard Harrison of 122 15th Street says he invented a process to harden copper so it rivals steel in heat resistance. He has applied for a patent and believes it will be granted despite prior loss of the copper hardening craft. A New York buyer reportedly offered 20 million dollars for the process, but Harrison’s price remains unknown.

Utsv Ce Cs Haldi

Fruit Stealing Reports Rise From Local Youths

Police records show ripening fruit season coinciding with a wave of thefts. Citizens report numerous complaints about boys stealing peaches and plums from backyards and breaking tree limbs in the act.

Two Deaths in Mine Cave In at Zanesville Mine

State and local officials began a strict probe into the fatal mine accident at Zanesville Coal Company mine. Edward Rowe died instantly. Nimrod Savage died later in the room where two workers were buried under slate after a sudden collapse.

New Lexington Zanesville Coal Company Edward Rowe Nimrod Savage

Charter form of government loses ground in Lorain

Lorain votes at special session to block a charter plan ordinance for the November election. Five councilmen opposed, three in favor, with names Doane Gulvey Oldthrone and others backing and Ittban Son and others opposing. A statewide referendum is suggested to test support.

Lorain J. C. Standen C. E Doane John Gulvea Paul Ioldthrone John Bson Charles Itt Ban W. YP United States Cleveland Nee

Presidential Yacht Cap tain Censured by Swampscott

SwampscottMass August 29 chaotic days surrounding the Atlantic voyage of the presidential yacht crew. Four Marines jailed in brig charged with dissolute conduct and a claim of a wild party with liquor amid rumors of food and pay disputes. Captain Adolphus Andrews of the Mayflower faces scrutiny as investigations unfold into charges from discipline to dining and duty schedules.

Swampscott Mass Coolidge Narthere Adolphus Andrews Mas Flower Marblehead Rae Mro Prato Nasy Wilber Det Wibur Paris Edgar Allen Pee Deta Gust Hack Waslington Poe Maine Andrews Andrews Chantas Clarence Key

Trial of Dead Man Necessary After Death by Own Action

A probate court case unfolds over the estate of Mrs Gray Youngs after her death. Dr Young and his attorney John Cooper appear in county court as the murder charge and probate proceedings intersect. Isabel Young, Miss Grays sister, aids in the case while planning to return to Pittsburgh with the infant.

Bradford England George Thomas Barker John Barker Pittsburgh Gray Youngs Aregales Society Young Murdes Cooper Grogan

Arrest of Father on Statutory Charge Sparks Bond Hearing

Martin Smock a farmer living near Towrehhip and John Taeced were arrested yesterday afternoon on a statutory charge involving Smock’s fifteen year old daughter Torthay. Bond set at SA 000 by Justice George. Smock unable to make bail and remains jailed awaiting trial.

Martin Smock John Bob Aliso John Smock George

Bus and trolley collision near New York shipyard

A Gloucester bound bus collided with a trolley car near the New York shipbuilding office today after the trolley opened an unexpected switch. The bus struck the side of the car before it could be stopped.

Cambden Wolick Gloucester Camden New York Shipbuilding Corporation

Parking and taxi changes at depot

Stationmaster J F Burns warns that parking directly in front of the depot is forbidden and a customer lot across the street is reserved. Taxi drivers are advised to stop at the curb away from the doors. The weather forecast for next week notes mostly fair conditions with brief thundershowers in parts of the Ohio Valley Tennessee and Great Lakes regions.

J. F. Burns Washington Weather Bureau Ohio Valley Tenessee Tennessee Great Lakes Wwe

South Amherst Boys Hare Narrow Escape

Aug 22 in South Amherst Ralb Hahn and Robert Gorr were thrown from a car driven by Hahn at the Wabesh tracks east of town. To avoid a train of cars, Hahn drove over a deep ditch and the Chevrolet overturned. both men were atop a steep bank but suffered no serious injuries.

Soutit Amherst Ralb Hahn Robert Gorr Hahn Gorr

Local Briefs Preserve Court Actions and Property Crimes

CHROWICREMS held for non-support after arrest of Frank Connelly by Deputy Mathews in Ridger with hearing set before Justice S J George. Jennie B Fast divorced from Wild Fast by Judge Thoon for gross neglect. Feed store at West and Lodi entered. safe drawer with bank book and papers stolen, no cash taken. Signal light at East avenue Broad street destroyed by a line car collision. Cooley shoe store sold to Abe Cohan from Horace Nye as receiver. future plans undisclosed.

Frank Connelly Ridger Fd Mathews S. J. George Jennie B. Fast Jennie FB. Fast Lorain W. R. Thoon Wild Fast Jane Chandler West and Lodi Streets Chandler East Avenue Broad Street Cleveland, Columbus and Southwestern R. R Cooley Shoe Horace Nye Abe Cohan Atock

Misquotations and Delegates in Briefs From Across the Nation

A Cleveland report claims Dr P A Spieth was misquoted about mice being dumped to create artificial milk shortages. Spieth says he was misquoted and only relayed a patient’s remark. U.S. delegates named for Pan American highway conference include Dean A N Johnson of Maryland. New York opens Steinway Hall in a rebuilt 57th Street building after a 3 million dollar project.

Cleveland P A. Sp Spieth U. S Washington State Department Dean A. N. Johnson School of Engineering Univerity of Maryland Buenos Aires Argentina New York 57Th Street

Arbitration Plan Arouses Hostility Among the Miners

Philadelphia August 29 A firm operator stance for arbitration sparks miner opposition as strike tensions mount. Operators push for a permanent wage scale adjustment while miners reject compulsory arbitration and a sliding scale. Government officials warn the coal strike could last two months with ample fuel supplies and no panic prices expected.

Philadelphia W. W. Inglis Washington Great Lakes New England United Mine Workers of America John L. Lewis Jacksonville

Three on H S Charge in The City

Monte Fouts remains accused of flirting with liquor and is again jailed on possession of intoxicants. Clarence and Harry Murphy, residents near the car barns, were present. Deputy Sheriff Clarence Adams and Frank Smith found them near Murray Ridge and the Oberlin road with a five gallon can of alcohol. The case goes before Justice St J George Monday morning.

Monte Fouts Clarence Harry Murphy Clarence Adams Frank Smith Murray Ridge Oberlin Road St. J. George

Man shoots railroad man in parked car near Dayton

Police hold Harry Chambers after he shot Herbert Richardson a 46-year-old railroad man with four children on the Yellow Springs road Richardson was struck in the head and arm as Chambers pursued the pair in a parked auto His wife escaped and Richardson lay in the road in a serious condition tonight

Dayton Harry Chambers Herbert Richardson Childres Chambers Richardson Nair Yellow Springs Efe

Appointment of Aides Named by Prohibition Director

On August 29, Federal prohibition director for the Ohio Michigan district announced aides for enforcement roles. W. OH Walker of Hillsboro will be tank administrator in charge of operations. James R. Davis of Lansing will be assistant administrator in charge of the permit division. Attorney A. Stroup of Boston will head the eastern Michigan federal district headquarters in Detroit. Nathan C. Club of Columbus will lead the northern Ohio division with headquarters in Cleveland.

Columbu Colon Poe Fas Porterfeld Ohio Michigan W. OH. Walker Hillsboro James R. Davis Lansing Mich A. Stroup Boston Eas Michig Federal Judicial District Detrot Nathan C. Club Columbus Northern Ohio Claveland

Gasoline Drops to 21 Cents Across City Stations

Gasoline prices fell to 21 cents per gallon at city stations this morning from 22 1/2 cents. The cut appears linked to earlier state reductions and a price war in some areas. County officials reported state highway aid for the new inter county highway in Columbia township. London funeral services announced for Lady Channing in Torquay as she dies yesterday. Lorain council names Alex Monroe to sixth ward seat succeeding Alex Mollison as council president.

State Highway Commission Columbia Township London Lady Channing Lord Channing Wellingborough Henry, Bryant Boston St. Mary’s Church Torquay Channing Eaton Place New Lorain Lorain Alex Monroe Alex Mollison

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