06 Feb 1930
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1930
Page
1
Fredericktown Ohio becomes the backdrop as the wife of a local writing teacher packs clothes and leaves a seven year marriage. Neighbors report unhappiness and a heartbreak for Mr Gregg who cannot explain his wife’s abrupt departure from their previously happy life.
The health department probes a grisly baby corpse discovery by workers in a sewer. Officials suspect criminal action but locating the culprit is hard. A nuisance charge may be the only recourse, while a church reception for the pastor draws a large turnout and praise for the program.
The trial of Italian anarchist Rubino, who shot at King Leopold II on November 11, opened in Brussels with a huge audience. Rubino interrupted proceedings, declaimed in court, and claimed he is a hero, insisting the accusation is a plot by a rotten society. He admitted planning the king’s murder and said he had accepted police money in London for spying on anarchists but passed it to others.
Stop in and try a cup of San Marto coffee or Royal Garden tea at St Reublin Bros, a local cafe noted for its warm service and classic beverage selection.
Mrs. Robinson of Lorain settled with Nickel Plate Railway over injuries from a platform fall at Oak Point last year. After hearings and negotiations the case closed Friday morning on mutually agreed terms. The settlement amount was not disclosed but believed around $1,000. The railway had offered an early settlement.
Reports from Pittsfield detail a massive gas well strike on the Mc Roberts farm that blew tools from the hole and lit the gas for visibility. A second note says the D C Reynolds farm well, sunk 900 feet, escapes control with an estimated 20 000 cubic feet per ten hours, prompting expert involvement and cautious optimism about the field’s future. Also noted is the locating of Luella Dunn of Lorain after she left home to tell friends of her whereabouts, and a Lorain groom’s popular engagement with his fiancé.
Washington February 6. Official authority states President Roosevelt has expressed emphatic opposition to renewed Allied powers’ suggestion that he serve as arbitrator in the Venezuelan dispute. He has informed both Secretary Bowen and indirect representatives of other powers of his fixed determination.
The eighteenth annual Ohio Republican League convention will meet in Columbus at the Board of Trade Building on February 12 at 11 o clock a.m. Each Republican Club in the state is entitled to ten delegates.
Oberlin college trustees met in Cleveland and approved a drive to raise the remaining 500000 endowment fund by year end. A $50000 gift brought total donations to 100000 toward the goal. Plans include several new buildings, a $125000 biological science facility, a $100000 gym, a $125000 library, and other structures.
Columbus Ohio February 6 Gov Nash reports health improved and was at the executive office today denying illness rumors. The Ex-Sczirrs press association notes Nash appears well and active following speculation.
The St Andrew s church men s club holds its initial meeting on Wednesday evening February 11 at 7 20. S A Rockwood serves as president and Clarence Foster as vice president as the group promotes social life within the church. Dean Williams will give address on English Cathedrals and further meetings are planned.
The Biggs & Everard Co introduces a fresh line of ladies belts. Distinct styles and durable construction aim to appeal to fashion aware shoppers seeking quality accessories for daily wear.
Montreal February 6 workers refuse streetcar demands leading to complete line shutdown. Employees gather around sheds on Cote street forming processions as crowds protest with great excitement.
The Methodist Church announces the second quarterly conference will convene Friday at 7 p m Rev Reeder will attend.
Miss Helen Hale once lived in Elyria returns as Lillian Ann Lynch in George Ade's Pegsy from Paris at the Studebaker theatre Chicago. The home grown performer has sung danced and laughed her way into immense popularity on the stage drawing large crowds and positive notices.
The markets summary notes cattle steady to higher with light trade and 5 cent gains, hogs active and higher by about five cents, with specific quotes in Chicago. Sheep showed steady to firm demand as trading remained active, with closing figures not clearly stated due to damaged text.
Weather report from Washington Delaware February 7 notes snow tonight followed by Saturday rain or mix. Variable winds across the region.
Body of Mrs. Tracy Peck was found at the water's edge in the harbor at noon after she reportedly leapt from a cliff in a moment of insanity. Police and student search parties were organized at Yale to locate the missing wife of Tracy Peck, professor of Latin languages and literature.
Jay Boylan was in Cleveland today. Arthur Versey is recovering from a recent accident. J C Sykora of Cleveland called in Elyria Thursday. Mrs L C Whitney of Oberlin spent the week with her daughter Mrs George Philpott. Miss Jessie Williams, ill at Louisville, is reported to be about the game though still precarious.
A new company with capitalization of 25000 dollars organized to run auto care resembling street cars on a system of routes in northern Ohio. Routes would radiate from Elyria to five directions with charges and regular schedules similar to street car lines.
In Indianapolis on February 6 Samuel Marlin, linked to the ghoul Cantrell, testified that Dr. Alexander planned to procure 17 to 20 subjects for dissection at a payment of $30 each. He detailed the first trip with Cantrell and others and the body of Grendore Gates was secured. Administrator's bends a specially. 165, 10 FA. Sam
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