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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1925
Page
1
Washington dispatch reports the Morrow Aircraft investigation board rejected a separate air service proposal. The panel’s findings criticized Chief Mitchell and described a heated attack on the nation’s daftases. The report recommends improvements for military and commercial aircraft use.
Rosas Resnick, a Lorain resident, was indicted on multiple offenses. The jury deliberated less than ten minutes and found her guilty as charged. Her lawyer asked the court to reserve sentencing until Monday to allow her to arrange affairs.
Cleveland stock-head Steve Toth aged 44 leaped beneath a moving train as friends watched. He had attempted suicide an hour earlier with a domestic troubles motive, according to witnesses and police.
City attorney announces filing with the State Utilities Commission to dismiss Logan Gas Co. rate schedule and protests the pending proposal. Lawyers from Tiffin, Galion, Bucyrus, Athens, and Marion plan a coordinated campaign at the Harding Hotel to oppose the proposed rate increase.
The Open Forum features editor Wile as speaker and writer president of ening Pos from per region. He has authored several books and holds broad world views. The second Open Forum seeks a large audience and expects broad interest.
Dec 2 reports Rudyard Kipling the novelist is suffering from bronchial pneumonia at his home in Sussex. The illness unsettles the social circle and keeps friends from gatherings in the village.
White House patrolman Paul A. McDuffie was attacked by three men who robbed a South Capitol Street house and lured him to a drugged hoax. He was hospitalized in serious condition with blood loss and drug effects, his revolver unused. He is 32, married with children, wife and kids visiting North Carolina. The district involved is largely colored.
The trial of Tudese Jona X Uitte opens in federal district court with Kirby charged by the government for mail fraud. Judge Killites warns the jury will linger through night sessions if needed as witnesses test under guard.
Coast Guard seized Canadian whisky found on a freighter, with suspected violator Captain James Brown of Odenburg facing charges under prohibition laws. About thirty crew members are under surveillance, and the case may be turned over to federal officers in Cleveland.
A blast furnace at Central Furnace Co in Cleveland caved in today, tearing a 35 foot hole and flooding the area with molten iron and gases. About sixty workers were endangered and several injuries were reported as flames shot high and a large crater formed.
A report describes a cold blooded murder in the Piris apartment. A two year old girl is said to be the target, with the sister who discovered the body under the bed. The killer’s name remains unrevealed.
Report from radio message states the vessel Dewey aiding the disabled ship Crooked River is delayed due to an engine failure. The distance to sea is about 1,933 miles according to communications.
A seven year old boy Walter Czaika was killed and his 13 year old brother Stanley Czaika was injured in an automobile collision in Lorain. The crash occurred last night when a car driven by William Krieg struck them. Police are investigating the deadly accident.
A court session saw Mitchell case attorneys rebuked for insulting remarks aimed at witnesses. Major General William Reid, a court member, reminded both sides that protecting witnesses requires avoiding irrelevant or insulting questions. Reid was briefly aroused but quieted as Howze explained the warning applied to all counsel.
Washington December 2 Senators from Republicans insurgents and Democrats united in denouncing Vice President Dawes and his proposed revision of Senate rules. They criticized his Chicago pledge to stay out of politics and said it would abandon partisan checks on his actions. Caraway mocked the inability of some to organize and vote. The opposition spanned all factions to thwart the plan.
Federal wardens will submit lists of prisoners eligible for Christmas pardons. Pardon Attorney James Finch will examine each record and report to Sargent, who sends the eligibles to the President. A merit system favors inmates with good conduct, while violations of the Aquar laws or Harrison Anti Narcotic Act disqualify without adequate mitigating factors.
Harrisburg dispatch reports Governor Pinchot declaring the anthracite operators have rejected the peace plan and declared war in the wage dispute. With coal supplies depleting, an extra session is seen as likely and a legislative remedy may be sought to settle the strike.
A man drunk on moonshine shot another man and wounded a woman in a Newport Chestnut Street home. The suspect Hall was found raving as police arrived. a fifty gallon still ten gallons of moonshine and a sugar job were seized from the scene. Mrs Gerhardt was not seriously wounded while Mrs Ian was in critical condition at Speer's Hospital in Darton.
Charleston West Virginia December 2 Two persons were dead and three injured today from three automobile accidents. Talmadge Hodgle of Oak US West was killed almost instantly when a New York Central train left his automobile east of the city. Thomas Humphrey of Mount Hope and Ezra House of Fayetteville were injured. Hugh C High of Charleston and his brother Howard suffered serious injuries when their car minutes later struck a New York Central train.
London reports a near settlement on the Ulster Irish Free State boundary dispute. It says both sides have agreed to indefinitely postpone publishing the boundary commission report and to maintain the present borders pending further action. Elizabeth Horvath of Amherst seeks divorce from Dan Horvath on extreme cruelty claims. She alleges his ungovernable temper and that he struck her on November 29 and again on the 30th. They have seven children and she asks for custody and alimony.
Cross of Red Hill paid a five dollar fine and costs and posted a 317000 bond before Justice Dana McGloin after being convicted of inflicting burns on a child as punishment. He was charged with restraining the child until blistered.
Van Ansda2ls of Oberlin told police a tire and rim were stolen from his automobile while parked. The report notes the incident as a theft from a private vehicle with no suspect identified at this time.
Anthony Jezzewski and companion Jo Gerecky Gration were convicted of robbery and sentenced to the Ohio reformatory by Judge WB Thompson. Charges include alleged balance claims and past food records cited in court filings.
Norfolk VA Dec 2 The Middle Atlantic coast braces for a hurricane after warnings go up along the coast. Winds reached 48 miles an hour at Cape Henry as ships seek shelter in Lynnhaven Roads and Old Point while drama of the storm hits Hampton Roads cables and rail lines.
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