Weather Bureau to be reorganized to aid aviators
Washington report says a complete reorganization of the United States Weather Bureau is planned to provide earlier, more accurate aerological forecasts. A seven teen upper air observatories network is proposed along major flight lanes to support aviators, with nightly daily reports to military and postal fields. The plan requires about 294 thousand dollars and coordination across agencies.
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Mews
Aehington
United States Weather Bureau
Vale
E. B Calvert
Weather Bureau
Army
Navy
Post Office
Western Union Telegraph Company
Calvert
Albany
N. Y
Amarillo
Texas
Augusta
Fla
Louisville, Ky
Nashville, Tenn
New Orleans
North Platte, Nebi
Tampa, It
War Department
Navy Air Services
Rocky Mountain
Pacific
H. M. Lord
Army Signal Corps
Army Air Service
Bureau of Aeronautics of the Navy
Agricultural Departments
Reisinger Joins Chronicle Telegram Business Staff
Leroy Reisinger formerly of Marion Ohio joins The Chronicle Telegram business department after stints at Telegraph Forum Bucyrus and Boston Store Marion. He and wife return to Elyria with many local friends glad he reenters the newspaper field. ED $25 on charge of assaulting wife Martin K Butler fined in Justice George's court after arraignment on wife Gladys's complaint.
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Leroy Reisinger
Chronicle-Telegram
Marion
Ohio
Chronicle Telegram
Reisinger
Telegraph Foru
Bucyrus
Boston
Elyria
Martin K. Butler
Justice
J. George's Court
Gladys
Detroit truck driver fined for overloaded vehicle
E. Hamacher a Detroit firm driver paid 50 dollars and costs after being charged in Justice J. George's Court. He was found driving an overloaded truck on Center Ridge road weighing 21 000 pounds when officers from Sheriff Underhill's office stopped him.
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E. Hamacher
Detroit
J. George's Court
Hamacher
Underhill
Center Ridge
Thieves steal flashlight from Miss Mc Laughlin’s coupe
Thieves took a flashlight from the car of Miss Maria Mc Laughlin of Lorain near St. Mary’s church Saturday night leaving behind a piece of wallpaper as their calling card.
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Maria McLaughlin
Lorain
St. Mary's Church
Lectured boys at police chief notice after snowball incident
Two boys who were throwing snowballs at a car nearly struck a woman passenger. Police Chief E B J Stankard lectured them this morning and sent them home.
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EB. J. Stankard
Fragmented Traffic Report From Page One
A garbled paragraph describes multiple vehicle incidents including a Cleveland owner, a damaged car radiator, and a street collision near a river window. Police are noted investigating a broken water main and a turn onto a road as drivers report mood and damage.
Two Accidents Hurt 14YearOld Fasciano and Officer
In Cleveland on February 22 Otto Fasciano, 14, suffered a leg fracture in a coasting crash. An ambulance rushing to a hospital collided with another car, knocking Fasciano unconscious and injuring police chauffeur John Fenrick. A passerby transported them to Mt. Sinai Hospital.
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Cleveland
Otto Fasciano
Young Fasciano
John Fenrick
Mt. Slant Hospital
Local autoist fined after plea of intoxication
Th. BH Stull was fined 50 dollars and costs after pleading guilty before Acting Police Justice 5 J George to a charge of driving white intoxicated. Stull admitted drinking wine but said he was not drunk when arrested after the collision that broke a telegraph pole on Bell avenue. He was arrested as officers noted the crushed running board and bent fender on his car.
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St. EK. O'Brien
Clevelands
Wea
North City
C. BE. McIntire
Cleveland
D. A. Wilmont
Adel
Middle Ave
Stull
J. George
Bell Avenue
Stall
Nesbitt Wife Murder Mystery Recalled in Detective Report
Police chief Sharits details the attack on Mrs. Nesbitt in the doorway to the bathroom where she was followed and killed. Blood splatter and a tub placement raise questions about motive, with jewelry untouched and no evidence of a robbery. Nesbitt left for a food show in Dayton and found his wife dead upon returning.
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Pogo
Sharits
Nesbitt
Dayton
Ohio
Agents Gather Evidence in Rum Probe
Cleveland February 22 reports say federal agents and the treasury intelligence unit under FBI direction worked in several cities as grand jurors and over 100 witnesses remained away for a holiday. United States District Attorney A E Burnstein was expected back with indictments. Mike Atha of Duluth surrendered and Morris Goldberg, linked to the St Paul Minneapolis branch, was to arrive in custody today.
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Cleveland
Treac.ury Department
Fb.ia Trey
Sials
Professor Steiner Speaks on Building a New Race in Oberlin
Professor EB A Steiner of Grinnell College Iowa argued in Finney Chapel that the world is sick due to loss of confidence from science, competing for Jesus, and disillusionment with progress. He urged applying the right to life liberty and happiness and equality of all nations as the path to a new race.
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Oberlin
EB. A. Steiner
Grinnel College
Iowa
Finney Chapel
Jesus
Earabus
Europe
Waslington
Lincoln
Oberlin College
Reber Johnson
Conservatory of Music
B. I. Bosworth
Graduate School of Theology
Burns From Scalding Out Are Fatal Ten Woman Seek Husband
Akron Ohio February 22 Local police seek William Smith 46 charged with causing his wife’s death by pouring scalding soup down her back during a kitchen quarrel. She died in hospital last night after a month of illness. He was fined five dollars for intoxication earlier. the wife’s death follows his逃 no.
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Akron
Willian Smith
Smith
Solth
Death Record Mrs J A Day Former Elyria Resident
Friends mourn the death of Mrs J A Davis of Detroit formerly of Elyria aged 68 died Saturday in Detroit Funeral services set for Tuesday at 2 pm at Elyria Church of Christ with Rev W L Burner officiating Also noted is the death of William Wall 55 at Elyria Memorial Hospital body moved to Long Funeral Home Medina Ohio
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J. A
J. A. Davis
Detroit
H. H. Gregg
Hart Dickason
G. Davia
M. W. Calvert
Co. J. Purdie
Treva Davis
C. 4
Davia
Elyria Church of Christ
W. L. Burner
William Wall
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Long Funeral
Medina
Nominations for Board of Trade Directors Announced
Ten nominations for five vacancies in the Board of Trade were revealed by the nominating committee. The slate includes J. B. Fauger J. Ne Kaiser A. C. Hudmutt James Hewitt Louis Ighsner J. Johnson Al Mason A. J. Plocher Frank Rueblin and Glade B. Thomas. The election date will be set later.
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le Board of Trade
Charles Tucker
J. E. Thatcher
Ralph Osborne
J. B. Fauger
J. Ne Kaiser
A. C. Hudmutt
James Hewitt
Louis, Ighsner
J. & Johnson
al Mason
A. J. Plocher
Frank Rueblin
Glade B. Thomas
Waitress to Become a Princess in Newark Romance
Miss Laura Edwards a Newark restaurant waitress is set to become the Princess Basile Sviatopatk Mirsky. The prince confirms the engagement saying he wants to be a prince of dollars not royalty. Edwards hopes Basile will remain plain mister and the couple plan a life in America. The prince, an exile from his native land, loves Edwards after meeting her in a Newark cafe where he hopes to work as a chauffeur.
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New York
Laura Edwards
Newark
Basile Sviatopatk Mirsky
Mn Bongue
Miss Edwards
Born in a Log Cabin Letters from Readers
A household of letters recalls being born in log cabins across Wisconsin, Michigan, and Ohio. Individuals describe huts and one room homes, locations near Shawne Wis, Clyde Ohio, Greenwich, Huron County, and Lorain County, with notes on house survival, cradle history, and early schooling.
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Shawne
Wis
Wisconsin
H. A. Brown
Howe St
DRAR
Clyde
Greenwich
Huron County
C. G. Waelburn
Congress
Wayne County
Chronicle-Telegram
H. MT
Ankerman
Spencer
Chronicle
South
Ambhurst
Nec
M. Wack
Elyria
S. KR. Wibber
South Amherst
J. F. King
la Grange
Brown Township
Paulder County
W. 1
Merriam
Marseilles Avenue
Henrietta Township
Lorain County
Bertha Ertekeon
Lakewood
Clifton Place
Paper Box Company to Open in Elyria
James and Mike D. Rukin of Cleveland and Cincinnati will open the Rukin Paper Box Co. in Elyria within days. They secured the Willys Overland plant clubhouse to manufacture set up and folding paper boxes for local demand. The plant will start with ten or twelve employees.
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James
Mike D. Rukin
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Rukin Paper Box Co
Willys Overland
Aumber
Elyria
Omaha sniper killer believed caught at Bartlett
The phantom snupper believed to terrorize Omaha for weeks was captured at Bartlett Town by Constable Dan Morgan. He gave the name Carter and admitted shooting Ross Johnston and killing Dr. Austin A. Searles last Wednesday night, with more details yet to come.
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Omaha
Nebr
Bartlett
Town
Dan Morgan
Carter
Ross Johnston
Council Bluffs
Austin A. Searles
Wellington Well Dressed Socials Highlight Feb Fun
Wellington notes report Mrs Arthur Haynes hosting the T M Club with 600 cards winning Mrs ONeil and Mrs Holland. Fiddlers contest set for March 2 at Lo Net theatre with five entrants and prizes. Opera attendees include Mary Garden Carmen at Cleve. C 2 Congregational church marks Washington birthday with programs and solos. Circle 2 M E Church hosts forty for Washington themed program. Local visits include guests from Cincinnati Akron Lakewood and more.
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Wellington
Arthur Haynes
T. M. Club
O'Neil
J. Holland
Lo-Net Theatre
Ashlimd
Norwalk
Powell
C. 2
Congregational Church
Paul Recard
George Washington
Helen Watts
Society
Don Johnson
Pollie MacDermott
Lillian Stemple
Janet Clishy
Attorney Walden
Washington
Probes Halted by Washington Birthday Holiday
Investigations by Ohio state officials paused due to Washington's Birthday observance as state departments closed. Governor Donahey planned Tuesday to start probes into alleged state prohibition recruitment of women to lure men into dry law violations and to examine the Stephenson raid. The Crabbe-Tracy concession and equipment contracts inquiry may widen to other departments.
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Columbus
Washington
Donahey
Jackson
State Prohibition Department
Stephenson
Crabbe
Tracy
State Highway Department
Stephenson Home
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Frank Ferrar
Donshey
Cleveland Market Prices and Livestock Report
Produce prices in Cleveland on February 22 show butter varying from 41 to 46 cents per pound with extra firsts 41 1-2 to 45 1-2 and tomatoes at house and southern prices. Livestock receipts and bids include cattle steer prices around 9 to 10 dollars, calves 15 to 15-50, sheep and lambs roughly 7 to 13-50, hogs up 15 to 25 cents with yellower market levels across ranges.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Houthouse
Southern
Toledo Livestock Market Report February Prices
Toledo presents a livestock market update with dog receipts at 600 and cattle and veal prices. Medium and heavy yorkers range around 12.25 to 14.75, prime cattle 9.00 to 9.60, cows from 4.00 to 9.00, veal calves 14.00 to 18.06, and sheep and lambs around 10.00.
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Toledo
Ian Wethers
Community Elyria Day Essay Contest Opens
Chronicle Telegram invites readers to submit essays on Community Elyria Day highlighting benefits to Elyria merchants. Prizes of 15 for first, 7.50 for second, and 2.50 for third reward top entries. Essays must be under 300 words, single page, legible handwriting, received by 6 p.m. Friday.
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Chronicle-Tele Gram
Elyria
Honeymoon Ends Abruptly for Young Couple in Columbus
Dorothy Georgia Mitchell aged 14 and Abel Dakes aged 17 from Middletown were taken into custody by juvenile authorities after returning from Micietown. The husband was placed in county jail and the wife in a detention home following a complaint that the girl was a minor and had misrepresented her age on a marriage license. The couple stated they are married and remained unfazed by the detention. Theodore and Kermit Roosevelt to sail home from London with hunting trophies aboard the Berengaria on Wednesday.
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Columbus
Dorothy Georgia Mitchell
Abel Dakes
Middletown
Micietown
Roosevelt
London
Eng
Theodore
Kermit’ Roosevelt
New York
Countess Freed in Moral Turpitude Case Amid U S Habeas Bid
The countess, freed after admission of moral turpitude in divorce, awaits habeas corpus petition ruling. U S District Attorney Buckner may default, British officials and Parliament weigh in, and she plans gala celebration at the Ritz with friends and attorney Arthur Garfield Hays as she tours and prays for guidance.
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United States
Ritz
Gordon Carr
W. Carey Wilson
Arthur Garfield Hays
Countess Hallered
Forces favor monarchy in China forces favor monarchy in China
A Daily Express cable from Peking reports that restoring the Chinese monarchy under Emperor Hsuan Tung is seen as the best method to end chaos and move toward Peking.
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China
London
Eng
Husuang Tung
Peking
Daily Express
Bobbed Hair Devotees Warned About Posture Risks
Miss Helen Drummond, physical culture instructor at Osterberg Training College, issued a warning to bobbed hair devotees on February 22. She linked bobbed hair to poor posture due to repeated head tilts as wearers pull hair back from their faces.
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Eng
Helen Drummond
Osterberg Training College
Bellhop Finds Jade Necklace Belonging to Mrs Harris
London police solved the jade necklace mystery after a bellhop discovered a $22,000 jade necklace in a corridor. Scotland Yard had exhausted all resources before the discovery.
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London
Eng
Scotland Yard
Tryme
Carolyn Harris
Senatorial battle over tax cuts and estate tax reform
The piece outlines a strategy to push a tax bill ahead before the 1928 presidential campaign, predicting a treasury surplus of 250 to 400 million dollars due to business growth and higher corporate taxes. Senators seek to recommit, with conferees restoring amusement and automobile taxes after initial cuts. The bill likely becomes law by the weekend, as personal income tax rates align in both chambers.
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Ius
Treasury
Senate
King
House
White House
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