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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1924
Page
8
Police say Misa Normand's chauffeur fired at Denver oil operator C. A. Dines while authorities questioned the driver about the incident.
Horace A Greer the chauffeur for film star Mabel Normand is accused of attempting murder in the shooting of Courtland S Dines wealthy Denver oil man. The district attorney says murder charge may follow if Dines dies and Normand remains hospitalized and unwell amid police inquiries into motive and past records.
Wojciech Kucia, father of eight year old Stanislaw Kucia, files a 35000 damage suit against National Tube Co. The child, visiting a bridge on the firm's property to view a high river, leaned on a railing that gave way and he drowned. The suit cites company carelessness.
A series of tremors rocked the Adriatic coast today with many injuries reported and extensive damage. Since yesterday fifteen shocks have been felt signaling ongoing seismic activity.
An ad by Dr. W. Neaman of 284 Fifth Avenue York markets a fat reduction program claiming patients lose up to a pound daily with exercise and diet. He offers free trials to prove the method and suggests the treatment can lower blood pressure and relieve obesity related conditions.
Congress returns to Washington amid renewed bickering over a chairman for the Interstate Commerce Committee and ongoing tax and bonus debates. Leaders warn major apportionment bills and a tax reform plan face delays as parties rally for conventions.
Continued from page one and lists of news boys with routes and agents in Ohio towns including Ridgeville Oberlin South Amherst Yelllow Line Grafton LaGrange Crafton Spencer New London Wake Wakefield Rochester and Birmingham. The roster features agents such as Harry Hop Eugene Handler Lealand Jones Paul Sallay Charles Longwell Roy Pearce Frank Rukovar Davion Preston Dean Puld erin Ora Penald Solada and many others along with department references and local officials.
A heavy rain turned to snow overnight, laying about five inches on the ground by morning as intermittent flakes continued. Rabbit hunters lament the timing, since the blizzard arrives after the rabbit season closed.
The county clerk reports a flurry of naturalization activity over the last three months. One hundred two first papers and fifty four second papers were prepared, with November yielding five first papers and twenty two second, and December one hundred ten first papers and eleven second.
Columbus January report states State Banking Superintendent Scott issued a call for a report on the condition of state and private banks as of December 31, last.
The Wellington Advertising club elected officers at its annual banquet held at the Andrews hotel. E. Pierce was named president, Harry Swith vice president, A. E. White secretary, and T. S. Laudon treasurer. Advisory board includes Don Johnson, Charles Sheldon, Maurice Brenner. Auction committee members are Henry Daugherty and E. E. Watters.
A personal notice claims a non surgical cure for rupture by a remedy provided by Eugene M. Pullen, a carpenter, who says years of suffering ended without operation. He invites readers to write for full information and share the notice.
Notice announces Civic Club Luncheon tickets for January standard event to be sold at Central Book Store on Friday and Saturday January 4th and 5th. Tickets cost one dollar each and reservations close Saturday night.
The Seine floods far exceed prior records with water at 21 feet ten inches at noon, cutting electricity in the Invalides district. The 1910 flood is noted but rain continues, trains halt, warehouses inundated, and residents flee while warnings and forecasts come from the Eiffel Tower station.
Mrs. J. H. Shepard and Mrs. Paul Wainwright of Courtland street and their sons Irving and Richard were struck by a Cleveland man’s car while returning from Cleveland on New Year’s night. Mrs. Shepard suffered two fractured ribs and a head bruise, Mrs. Wainwright was badly bruised, but the children escaped unharmed. all could go home.
Miss Dorothy Wilford visits her aunt Miss Kendleigh in Oberlin. William Gates returns to Harvard and John and Jeffery Gates resume studies at Harvard after holidays. Mildred Alcott leaves Ohio Wesleyan for studies in Delaware. Numerous social courtesy events are noted in the city before guests depart for home.
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