Crash Fatal to Ely Man at Perry Court
Louis Ryshen of 122 Rath street died at Elyria Memorial Hospital after his junk truck struck a stationary street car on Cleveland Street near Perry Court at 8:00 last night. He suffered a broken leg severe head injuries possible internal wounds and a liquor bottle was found on him. Ryshen leaves a wife and six children. funeral was held this afternoon in Cleveland.
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Louis Ryshen
Rath Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Cleveland Street
Perry Court
Ryshen
Rushen
M.A. Wotter
Miciarman H. B. Pumphrey
Terrycourt
Rishen
Cleveland
Truax Seeks Ohio Farmers Aid In Corn Borer Fight
Ohio agriculture director Charles V. Truax plans to meet with Secretary Jardine in Washington to push for better distribution of federal corn borer relief. He notes Ohio led in corn production and urges extending corn borer quarantines, with 60 counties already under quarantine.
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Columbus
Charles V. Traux
Ohio
Washington
Jardine
Traux
International European Corporer Organization
Congress
Tranx
Lindbergh News Flashes From Mexico City in Four Minutes
United Press reports Lindbergh arrived in Mexico City and news of his safe arrival was transmitted in four minutes to New York and then to the United States, Canada, and worldwide through a multi station relay system. The dispatch details the quick chain from Mexico City to Dallas to New York and onward. Archaeologists reveal Bethel in Palestine, once erased from history, is now rediscovered. Burma outlaw Yathe Bandaka is captured after months on the run.
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New York
United Press Service
Chronicle Telegram
Lindbergh
Mexico City
Mexico
United States
Canada
San Francisco
G. F. Fine
United Press
Valbuena
Dallas
Tex
Fine
Western Union
New York City
Bethel
Palestine
Correction to Dec 14 Farm Implement ad
Chronicle Telegram issue carries a misprint in the Farm Implement advertisement. The item should read Shoe Skates for Boys and Girls priced from 5.00 to 7.50 dollars, not Roller Skates.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Toledo Manufacturer to Address Elyria Foremen Next Week
R J Donkle manager of Kent Owens Manufacturing Co of Toledo will speak at the Elyria Y M C A Foremen's Club meeting Tuesday Dec 20 A large crowd of Elyria foremen is expected. The event highlights local industry and ties between city firms and regional rail and transit networks.
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Toledo
Elyria
R. J. Donkle
Kent Owens Manufacturing Co
Elyria Y. M. C. A
Lawsuit Appeal From Justice Court In Unpaid Bill Case
The Eldred and Highgate Co of Elyria appeals a $92 judgment against Barney and Rachael Davis from Justice J C Conway Court. The suit concerns an alleged unpaid bill and is carried to the common pleas court today.
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Justice Coctrt
Eldred and Highgate Co
Elyria
Barney
Rachael Davis
Plaintif
J. C. Conway
Davis
Commen Pleas Court
Elyrian Fined For Reckless Driving On Broad Street
R L Jackson of Cornell street pleaded not guilty to reckless driving on Broad street before Mayor Harry Hinkson in police court Wednesday. He was found guilty and fined ten dollars plus costs. nine dollars were suspended.
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Elyrian
R. L. Jackson
Cornell Street
Broad Street
Harry Hinkson
Walrath pleads not guilty over missed safety stop
Charles Walrath appeared in police court this morning to deny failing to stop at a safety signal yesterday at Westavenna and Lodi streets. His trial is set for this afternoon.
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Charles Walrath
Westavenna
Lodi Street
Walrath
Agenda Club Meets At YMCA Tonight With Dan Symons Speaker
Agenda Club gathers at the YMCA tonight with Dan B. Symons, local TV president, as speaker. The talk’s subject was not announced.
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Agenda Club
M.C
Dan B. Symons
Symons
Abandoned Ford Coupe Found. Sheriff Seeks Owner
Sheriff BE. G. Mathews reports a 2 door Ford coupe with license 89-5227 found abandoned near stop 9. Authorities seek the vehicle owner and request they come forward for identification and claim.
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BE. G. Mathews
Lcense
Deaths and funeral notices from Elyria area
Merlin Donevan funeral services set for Saturday at 2:90 from Mason Home in Floral Court with Rev. C A Wiseman officiating burial in Ridge Lawn cemetery. Charles Byron Darby died this morning on his 7131st birthday at 317 Huron Street survived by son Samuel E. and two daughters Miss Delia Darby and Mrs Leroy Burkett. Burial in Murray Ridge cemetery. services Sunday at 2:00 from late home with Rev A Wiseman. John B Plas aged 62 died yesterday at 3:00 after five months of heart trouble. survived by widow Henrietta and many children. funeral at St Marys church Saturday at 9:60 with burial in St Marys cemetery.
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Merlin Donevan
Mason Ome
Floral Court
C. A. Wiseman
Ridge Lawn Cemetery
Charles’ Byron Darby
Huron Street
New London
Th City
Samuel
Elyria
Delia Darby
Leroy Burkett
That City
Taylor
A. Wiseman
Barlal
Murray Rigge
John B. Plas
John B. Flas
Sixth Street
Mr. Plas
St. Paul
Kas
The
Plas Construction Co
Henrietta
Albert
Herman
Lawrence
Bernard
Ralph Raymond Wilbert
Cyril and Mary
Alice and
Catherine
Cleveland
Brother
George Plas
St. Mary’s Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
English Village Buys Mayor's Chain on Installments
In Middlesbrough the mayor, ex-mayors, and residents were surprised to learn the old Mayoral chain would be purchased on an installment plan. The treasury disclosed the chain cost 81.250 pounds, but only 885 pounds had been paid, with projections suggesting many more years of payments remain at the current rate.
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Middlesbrough
H Prouch Treasury
Lorain Mayor-elect outlines plans for two years
Lorain headlines report Mayor-elect J.C. outlined his two year agenda after addressing a meeting of local civic representatives. Proposed projects include eliminating grade crossings on the Nickel Plate line, boulevarding Reid Avenue, widening and extending it from ash W. to W. Erie, removing the Green Line from Reid Avenue, and rerouting its cars via Broadway, likely over Lorain Street Railway tracks.
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Lorain
J.C
Nickel Plate Railroad
Reid Ave
Ash W
W. Erie Ave
Broadway
Lorain Street
Lindbergh explains fogged finish of Mexico flight
Lindbergh told reporters he flew two hours blind after leaving Tampico due to fog. He later read Toluca on a railroad station, realizing he had passed west of Mexico City before the blind finish. He could see the mountains yet could not identify towns and estimated two hours lost.
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Tampico
Toluca
Mexico City
Lindbergh
Quebec Fire Displaced Hundreds From Nightly Peril
The third section describes hundreds driven from their homes after a blaze at St. Roch stemming from the Good Shepherd mother house. They crowded into the St. Roch hotel and then to private residences as smoke filled rooms. The St. Charles hospice, once a marine hospital, suffered during the 1847 cholera plague with 800 cases and over half dying, then became a hospital, later a school, and finally an orphanage.
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St. Roch Hotel
the Good Shepherd
St. Charles
Quebec
Invent Glass Prison for Ripe Camembert
Paris health and home show features a circular glass dish device to stabilise Camembert. After slicing, the cheese rests on a side support so it does not run and supposedly ripens evenly inside due to its position.
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Paris
Donkeyman Robert Loftus Sues Fight Times for 760000
London reports show Robert Loftus, noted litigant, filing a new suit against Fight Times seeking 760000. Loftus, described as a persistent claimant, has repeatedly pursued lawsuits for alleged injuries dating back to 1914 at Tilbury dock. Legal reps for the involved parties have resisted, with mixed results in prior actions.
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London
Robert Loftus
Sniv
Tilbury Dock
Senators Question Mexican Documents In Hearst Inquiry
The Senate committee heard testimony from Dudley Field Malone and others regarding alleged payments to U S Senators over Mexican government documents. Hearst admitted doubt about the documents and forgery claims. Malone disputed charges and offered evidence while denying personal funds. The panel adjourned to 2 pm for further proceedings.
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Borah
Robinson
Arkansas
Brice
Maryland
Reed
Dudley Field Malone
New York
Hearst
Mexico
Coolidge
Norris
Johnson
Repo
Calif
Washington Herald
Elias
Malone
Lily of the Valley Cheers Winter Onset
Ohio State University extension specialist Victor Ries says lilies of the valley are good substitutes for forced white paper narcissus and Chinese sacred lilies during winter. Plant new pips in bowls with sand or peat, moisten, and expect bloom in 3 4 weeks. stagger plantings every 2 3 weeks for continuous blooms through winter. old roots can be discarded or stored in moist sand for March garden planting.
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Victor H. Ries
Fiorticulture
Ohio State University
Ries
Manchester to Build World’s Biggest Exhibition Hall
Manchester England plans a vast exhibition complex covering over four acres with a main hall 625 feet long and 250 feet wide. The roof span will exceed 200 feet, making it the largest in existence.
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Manchester
England
Yuletide Illuminating Contest Open to Everyone
The Chronicle-Telegram invites all residents to register for the Outdoor Christmas Lighting contest. Judges will tour areas citywide to view displays and determine winners. Prizes: 25, 15, and 10 dollars for top installations.
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Yuletide
Chronicle - Telegram
Chronicle-Telegram
Ajtar
Markets Produce Market Columbus and Cleveland Prices
Wide variety of wholesale activity on farm perishables as Christmas demand fluctuates. Hess prices ease from peak while country receipts move. turkeys chickens and eggs show mixed but firm baselines across Cleveland Toledo and Chicago markets with calves, sheep, and pork also logged and forward prices noted.
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Columbus
Bec
Chicago
United States
Wisconsin
Idaho
Timothy
No Audience Needed for Proper Make-up in Berlin
The Swiss Ta les Journal campaigns against powdering lip-sticking and arranging one’s bob in public places while privacy in “making up” spreads to Germany. Acht Uhr Blatt defends it and suggests hotel and restaurant owners will support banning the fravrant practice. The piece ponders waring women and shaving in public venues.
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Berlin
Swiss Tales Journal
Enan
Ranot
Lorain Autoists Prompt Criticism of Officials
Lorain residents faced criticism from T T Hakes deputy commissioner over city tag sales practices at Lorain Lorain County. Hakes cited alleged impositions on residents and delays due to lack of additional dealers and poor treatment at Jackson's. The controversy involved Cleveland Automobile Club secretary Frey A Caley and Gera Republican Club. The club reportedly endorsed S S Snuthwell John Moones and John Lehmauch who handled Lorain tags last year.
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Charence J. Brown
Frey A. Caley
Cleveland Automobile Club
Lorain
Trawn
Lorin
Hakes
Jackson's
Gerala Republican Club Club
Fogel
Columbus
Monroe IT Welty
Brown
FL S. Stnthwell
Jom Moones
John Lehmauch
Moues
Fragmented Political Letter Confuses Endorsement Details
A garbled report notes figures tied to Auto Club and individuals Schaatach Rathwell Mooney Jackson totaling 35 000 while Milton Friedman Republican Civic Club secretary received a letter from Fogel seeking an endorsement not an endorsement. Officials say Brown is influenced by Caley and it is too late for recommendations to be carried out.
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Schaatach
Auto Club
Rathwell
Mooney
Jackson
Milton Friedman
Edretary
Republican Civic Club
Fogel Migius Mint
Hakes
Clie Club
Brown
Caley
Hold Funeral Rites For Mutt
Funeral services were held at fre station No. 3 Wednesday for Mutt the city alligator found in the basement. Water from Sawer station flooded the area. The seven foot reptile was moved to Mendelson reduction plant after officials held no action against the city.
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Avon
Mutt
Frank Wilk
Ford
Blick River
Mendelson
Rly Park
Lorain man seeks court order to reach premises over $24 judgment
Frank Rigeo of Lorain filed suits against Domentck Jacaverti and others, asking the court to grant access to Lorain premises to satisfy a $24 judgment obtained in a local court last April.
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Suns
Grey
Orda
Lorain
Frank Rigeo
Domentck Jacaverti
Ronuntly Pleas Court
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Yathe Bandaka
Burma
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Toledo, Elyria Bus Co
Southwestern System
Charles Byron Barby
NATO Ltd
UF la Plans
Charles A. Lindbergh
Papeyl
St Lewis
Belling Field
Coprright
H. E
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Lily OF the Valley
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Dium
Leehorne
Ewins
Inburger
See
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Michi- Han
Ming
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Sleutad
Cole
Cleveland Livestock
Allike
Minneapolis Grain
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Rec
Deckares
Brenner
Romeo
Brenner’s Shoe Store
Broad St
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Brellas
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