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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1930
Page
2
Local retailer announces another reduction to clear stock by March 1. Previous practice was selling goods at cost, aiming to move inventory quickly. Store seeks to attract shoppers with lower prices on remaining shoes.
We offer a fine line of Misses, Boys, Children and Youths shoes at prices that will astonish you. This stock is new and clean, not old or out of style goods. Call and see for yourself.
Chagrin Falls report describes a devastating fire at an East Ohio Traction Co facility, with 300 by 50 feet wooden building consuming eight large cars, heavy equipment, and a snow plow, all valued around $77,002. Separate items note M A Hanna Coal Co promotion of a regional merger and other local economic troubles including a bank failure impact and political primaries scheduling.
Loren Meaeh, oldest of three brothers known for defending their home on October 12 by shooting four burglars, died Wednesday night at age 74.
In Trenton on February 6 a panel of judges unanimously reversed Vice Chancellor Emerr’s injunction against the United States Steel Corporation. The ruling set aside the prohibition on converting 200.08 806 dollars worth of its 7 percent preferred stock into 3 percent second mortgage bonds.
A Roxbury factory builds a $10,000 grand piano in Lous XVI style for an American customer believed to be Charles M Schwab. The gilded case features Watteau foliage and delivery is uncertain, awaiting Schwab’s return from Europe to his new New York mansion. A separate Irish insult anecdote from Magistrate Brann recalls a boy named Mickey da Casey who claimed Irishness and was fined ten dollars for insulting an honorable race.
Indian, Illinois, Ohio and western Pennsylvania miners were offered a 12 percent wage rise for year by operators. The main dispute centers on differential between pick and machine mined coal with potential arbitration. Delegates report the proposal details and possible arbitration path.
Gov Dinwiddie vows action against French control of the Ohio country. Major General Washington leads a small force from Alexandria in April 1755 toward the forks of the Ohio, urged by Half King to aid struggling tribes, marking the start of the Braddock campaign that would crown his early military renown.
Five men died and several were injured in a head end collision between two Rock Island freight trains near Tecolote, Texas. The deceased include conductor G. Davis and fireman Winderwall. two unknown men are buried in the wreckage. The crash happened on a sharp curve on a steep grade.
The German cruiser society led by Emperor William and cabinet officers advocates building more cruisers for protection of trade in Central and South American waters. The statement analyzes current capital, future possibilities, and calls Germans to support increased naval forces to safeguard commerce.
A reminiscence depicts Perties time with guests at the Mur rays drawing room. Notable figures include Mr. Lockhart, the Ettrick Shepherd, Christopher North, Lord Jeffrey, Lady Outram, Lord Peter, and Miss Sterling Grahame whose disguising power amazed peers. Sir Walter Scott and Miss Scott attended a dinner party knowing the hoax.
Dr A A Kouliabko of St Petersburg reports experiments reviving hearts after death using saline solutions. Animal hearts killed by natural means beat for hours to days with artificial circulation. A three month old Pneumonia death showed initial flaccidity then restored contractions using Locke solution. Practical significance seen in removing toxic substances from damaged hearts. Flood warnings rise at Louisville as the river nears danger 28 feet by Saturday.
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