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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1924

Page

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Lorain Steel Co. Plans $100000 Relief for 330 Workers

The National Tube Co. proposes a voluntary relief fund of 100000 to 330 employees and pensioners hurt by the tornado. Awards depend on service length and cover injuries or property loss with benefits to families of deceased workers. Distribution is ready. A local council of the National Safety Council forms, affiliated with Cleveland, to reduce accidents with school safety talks and broader public benefit.

Lorain W National Tube Co National Safety Council Cleveland Council George Stark R. C. Maston James Hewett Stark Adam Ulintz Cleveland J. E Thompson

Hague on share in Dawes plan spurs U S insistence

In a Lorain county case a mother and son were saved from custody disputes by writs of habeas corpus after police and a sheriff failed to seize the mother. In Washington Secretary Hughes plans to dispatch a note to Britain denying the U S will not share Dawes plan reparations payments with Germany.

Lorain Montgomery Bertha Fowler Jorain George Lowe A Dill Dayton Underhill Myles E. Perry A. R. Webber Steve Cowie Washington Hughes Great Britain United States America Germany U.S State Department Ameton

Elyria Dry Goods Manager Fined for Labor Law Violations

Frank Berson, manager of Elyria Dry Goods Co, was found guilty in police court of violating Ohio female labor law by making clerks work overtime. Miss L Matzinger, state inspector, testified women worked over 50 hours weekly. Berson faced four charges, fined 25 dollars and costs each, total 78.80 dollars with two fines suspended pending behavior. He claimed unfamiliarity with the law.

Ohio Frank Berson Elyria Dry Goods Co Harry Hinkhson Berson L. C. Marginger Bellevue Matzinger

Death Claims J W Boylan Veteran Railroad Man

John W. Boylan 68 longtime Lake Shore railroad engineer died at his home 702 East Avenue after a long life in the city He was born in the same house and worked forty five years for Lake Shore He is survived by sisters Mrs Joseph Conrad Mrs J J Duffey Miss Julia Boylan Miss Margaret Boylan and brothers Lawrence and Michael Funeral services at St Marys church Friday at 9 30 a m Burial in St Marys Cemetery.

John W. Boylan East Avenue Lake Shore Railroad Boylan Joseph Conrad J. J. Duffey Julia Margaret Lawrence and Michael Boylan

Hold School Boy In Girl s Death

Stanley Mathias a 16 year old of Camden was held in jail after being connected to the shooting death of Betsy Ross a 16 year old girl. The crime occurred at the home of Mrs Margaret Bell near Gloucester last night. Mathias told Prosecutor Westcott that Miss Ross picked up his revolver from a tank during a visit and accidentally fired a bullet while playing with the weapon.

Camden N. J Stanley Mathias Betsy Ross Margaret Bell Gloucester Mathias Westcott Miss Ross

Radio saves inmate as pen pal fame lifts Snodgrass

Harry M. Snodgrass, 29, a St Louis highway robber turned prisoner, gains national fame as pianist on Jefferson City prison band after WOS broadcasting. His radio success spurs thousands of letters and a parole bid. he will be released January 16 to reunite with wife and son and start a new life.

ST. Louis Harry M. Snodgrass Jefferson City Snodgrass State Board of Agriculture WOS Rander Snodrass Radio World New York Ivories

World Needs Four Advances, Says Sir Robert Hadfield

London December 10 Sir Robert Hadfield outlines four world needs under What the World Wants An alloy with 5 to 100 percent higher tenacity yet not brittle a lighting apparatus that can pierce fog refractory linings for steel furnaces and ladles immune to erosion a safe method to stop ships rolling in rough seas

London Robert Hadfield

G A R veteran John Daney dies at 75

John Daney 75 died this morning at Memorial hospital from complications. A French immigrant who settled in Elyria, he served in the GAR as a youth and worked as a railroad man and later a night watchman at General Phonograph Co. Survived by wife Mary and son Norman L Daney. Funeral Friday at Sudro Home at 2 pm with Rev. Edwin Kirby and GAR officiating. Burial at Ridgelawn cemetery.

John Daney Memorial Hospital Daney France Elyria GAR General Phonograph Co Mary Daney East Avenue Norman L Daney Mt. Vernon Ohio Sudro Edwin Kirby Ridgelawn Cemetery

Seven Accident Deaths Reported in Lorain County

Coroner Perry cites seven accidental deaths in Lorain county for the month. Six occurred in Lorain, one in Black River. Causes include two auto deaths, a fall from the Lorain bridge, a death under a train, and a death in Black River township. Health Commissioner Dr. George French notes births outnumber deaths with eight deaths and fifty nine births.

Lorain County Perry Lorain Black River Black River Township George French

Taxes Raise 228 Million as Schools Lead Usages

Columbus December 10 Total taxes collected on the grand du plicate of the state for the year starting October 1 1923 totaled 228 529 899 87 Auditor J T Tracy announced Of every dollar paid 12 cents went to world war bonds 20 1 2 cents to county purposes 6 cents to township 45 cents to schools and 27 cents to municipalities 11 cents of municipal interest 4 4 5 cents of school interest 3 cents of county interest The world war bond tax funds redemption of 25 million bond issues for adjusted compensation to veterans.

Columbus J. T. Tracy Tracy

Riots Probe Leads to 104 Indictments in Niles Wisconsin

Niles Ohio December reports twelve residents freed on bond after arrests on warrants for taking part in the November 1 riots sparked by a Ku Klux Klan demonstration. 104 indictments issued. bond set at 1000 dollars for James Jennings and associates. A Columbus protest planned against Mayor Kistler's removal as urged by the grand jury.

Niles Girard John E. Thomas James Jennings Joseph Patrick Patsy” Flanagan Jennings

Giblin Heads Lorain Business Men's Association

Lorain December 10 B GIBLIN elected president of the Lorain Business Men's Association. Other officers named are J R Culbertson vice president L H Hawley secretary and E G Cooper treasurer. Directors elected include L A Snall William A Miller J W Schmuck J Kohn W H Baker J G Brailey H G Wilcox J P Corts and C W Bell.

Lorain

Petersohn Wins Damages Over Unheated Second Floor Tube

Plaintiff John Hanna Petersohn sues Mrs M L Gove owner of the Gove block Cheapside seeking damages for an unheated second floor tube. Jury awards $126 in Judge W B Thompsons court late yesterday. The claim centers on improper heating and alleged lease validity.

Petervohan Johanna Petersohn M. L Gove Gove Cheapside W. B. Thompson Petersohn

Howard H Hall Heads G A R Officers for 1925

Richard Allen Post No 65 elected Howard H Hall as commander for 1925 at its December meeting. Other officers named include Chas Abbey as senior vice commander and Frank Deidrick as junior vice commander with J A Kaley chaplain and J D Clark as day officer. Sixteen members listed as present and sick members John C Cole and L A Adams. Next G A R and W C club meeting set for December 26.

Richard Allen G. A. Rh Howard H. Hall Chas, Abbey Frank Deidrick J. A. Kaley J. D Clark Edward Tucker Alfred Herald Mt. Vernon J. D. Clark Freeman N. Stearns L. A. Adams Freeman N Stearns John C. Cole

Masked bandits rob bank in Shawnee vault

Three masked men robbed the Federal National Bank in Shawnee Oklahoma today. They forced seven employees and three customers into a vault and escaped with $18,000. Police urged witnesses to aid the investigation.

Shawknee Okla Dec Federal National Bank

Air rules bar dropping bottles from planes in Britain

London December 10 British Air Rules Committee imposes penalties for throwing bottles or refuse from aircraft endangering the public. Offenders face up to three months in prison, a $1000 fine, or both, under the new regulations.

London British Air Rules Committee

Longevity Talk at Detroit Maccabees Meeting

A W Frye leader of the Maccabees fraternity predicts life expectancy rising through philanthropy and science. He cites historical death averages and suggests a 1,015 year lifespan by 2624, noting changes in the human body could begin earlier.

Detroit Mich A. W. Frye The Maccabees

Firemen elect pension trustees in Monday vote

Fire department trustees to the pension fund were elected Monday: W. A. Cory O. J. Hess C. A. Erbskorn C. W. Hudson and A W. Drage. The fund holds more than $10 600 and the list was posted in fire stations today.

Fire Department W. A. Cory O. J. Hess C. A. Erbskorn C. W. Hudson A W. Drage

Man Found Suffering Exposure After Night Outdoors

George Druckowski, 50, was found by police after spending the night lying in a field near Telegraph Road. He was unresponsive, half frozen, and suffering from exposure. He had not returned to his boarding house at 127 Waverly Court after work and was taken to Memorial Hospital by John Hobday.

George Druckowski Memorial Hospital Telegraph Road Waverly Court John Hobday Broad Street

Moose To Host Fish Fry After Initiation

The Loyal Order of Moose will hold a fish fry this evening following the initiation of over one hundred new members. Judge Burnet of Pittsburgh is expected to attend and deliver an address to the gathering.

Order of Moose Burnet Pittsburgh

Landlady testifies on Haarmann vulture murderer in court

Hanover reports Frau Engel, the landlady, testified Haarmann supplied meat from his victims for years. She described packing meat and making sausages in his attic kitchen, noting the pieces were lean and mixed with water and boiling fat. She recalled purchases of clothes at low prices and urged police to press for truth amid public suspicion.

Hanover Fritz Haarman Haar Mann Frau Engel Haarmann Haearmann Engel Haatman Fras Engel ecTub Pelies Floa

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Lorain Steel CO Maston Uungil Sam Navy Department DAWES Anead Wave Fowler Webber Habeaus Corpue Dill Ed Mathews Clarence Lowe Libria Lowe Charles Lowe Mathews Lorain County Common Pleas Court H G. Redington Elyria Dry Goods Store J. W. Boylan St Mary’s Church St. Mary's Cemetery G. A.R Bugiari Niles, O Giblin Lorain Business Men's Assh G.A.R Britain Thompson H. A. Smith Harley H Hoffman Anna Hoffman Hoffmans Grafton Smith Long and Forest Streets Common Pleas Court Michael Wilgos John Wilgow Margaret Jasginski Theresa Nowak Stella Wilgos Betty Burnell Wilgos Ohio Public Service Co Helen Mesrceak Meascrak Oberlig Avenue Helo Vulture Pape
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