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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1924

Page

16

Cleanup sweep nets twelve suspects in Lorain

In Lorain twelve men with no visible means of support were arrested after a rapid mayoral directive to clean up the city. They were locked up under city ordinances as officials review possible actions. Fellow reports note broader crime crackdowns in nearby areas and continuing enforcement against saloons, bootlegging, and gambling.

Lorain George Hoffman Woffman Manson Mar Williamson County Sherif Galligan W. W. Anderson Chicago St. Glenn Young Gailigan Young Cleveland Nathan Weisenberger Progressive Sales Company

Radio Tubes Sale At Elyria Superior Electric Co

Radio tubes UV 199 UW 201A WD 11 WD 12 UV 200 offered at 3.00 each by Elyria Superior Electric Co located at 355 Broad Street.

Elyria Superior Electric Co Broad Street

Butler Wins Out As Philadelphia Police Shake Up

General Smedley D. Butler, directing public safety, busts alleged crooked figures and threatens reform of police leadership. He targets Duffy and Mullen while vowing a clean force and city, as raids continue and bootleg operations are pressured. Ten robberies reported, but total loot under $1,000.

Butler Philadelphia Smedley D. Butler Public Gaiety Johnny Millen Lieut. Duffy Powers That Be Nish Philadelph P Cs Duffy Wu- Tem Ware Mullen Hall Coun Ware Hoch Wittun W. Freeland Ston Butters

Hirohito Marriage Date Moved Up To January 28

Tokyo reports the Prince Regent Hirohito’s wedding date shifted to January 28 due to the assassination attempt on January 27. A separate Athens dispatch says Eleftherios Venizelos will form a Greek cabinet after accepting the premiership again.

Tokyo Hirohito London Eletherios Venizelos Greece Athens

Unborn Baby Killed In Party Shooting

Youngstown Ohio police report a husband and wife were shot at a party. Steve Bichino, 39, was jailed on suspicion of murder after the unborn child died. The wife’s condition was serious though not immediately fatal.

Mother 6 Hubby Youngstown, O Steve Bichino and Onero K ' di

Public Service Expands Edgewater Station Output

The Ohio Public Service Company expands the Edgewater Station from 20 to 35 000 kilowatts and raises invested capital from about 3609 000 to over 4 000 000. The move adds boilers and machinery, creating many jobs and supporting power needs for the Cleveland and South Railway as demand grows.

Lorain Ohi:9 Public Service Company Edgewater Ohio Public Service Cleveland and Soubhy Motorvriolare Pos Johnson Siam Edsewater Anderan Roy

Oberlin social notes and town gatherings skimmed

Residents report a lively Friday social at the Oberlin school house with a music program and lunch. Several locals, including A A Saxton and Mrs Gar McRoberts, attended meetings in nearby towns, while weather disruptions affected events and travel during the week.

Oberlin Road Vierzig Louise Banda Jeane Walter John Brooks Ha Ferr A A. A. Saxton Mhkk Producers Association Cleveland Lucile Campbell Sean B. J. Yaman Morgan Orlins Bettie Haylor Elyria J. c. Davidson Gar McRoberts Fred Hawk Kipton John Brumby Karl Kreuger Bedford Howard Thompson Lorain Max Raymond Pierce LaGrange Martin Walters William Hart Oberlin Reese Andy Edmonds A. A. Saxton

Madison Bullets and Congress News Fragment

Scattered Madison desk notes recount Congress voices and state matters. Mention of Borah Carey and Senate actions appears amid jumbled phrases about industry and licenses.

Donahey Demands Caution on Ohio Telephone Rate Hikes

Governor Donahey questioned long distance rate requests by AT and Bell officials. He urged the State Utilities Commission to tread carefully amid protests by the Association of Ohio Coal Dealers, noting high toll charges burdening consumers and possible follow-on local rate increases.

Columbus Donahey Ohio State Utilities Commission Bell Companies Association of Ohio Coal Dealers American Telephone*and Telegraph Co Ohio Bell Telephone Co Donaher

Oil and hootch refuse to mix in Cincinnati cafe

In Cincinnati Ohio January 11 detectives arrested Frank Santeri, 23, bartender, on liquor possession. They found him pouring liquor and oil into a sink to destroy evidence. When opened, oil stayed on top, liquor settled bottom. officers poured off the oil and the evidence remained perfect.

Cincinnati Frank Sani Gora Limin Nng Santeri Santero

Cupid Visits the Ziegfeld Follies and Tufted Wedding

Report notes Cupid visits the Ziegfeld Follies ends with Miss Joan Gardner marrying Edward T. Hall of Boston after a four week acquaintance. In Columbus Ohio delegates from county and independent fairs plan the Ohio Fair Boys Association annual meeting next week on Tuesday and Wednesday.

Cupid Joan Gardner Edward T. Hall Boston Columbus Ohio Ohio Fair Boys’ Association

Barberton Faces Lorain Lions In Tonight's Clash

Lorain meets Barberton in a high tempo basketball game as both teams seek to salvage a solid season. The Lions Club squad hosts the Diamond Match Cop outfit with a fast, competitive pace anticipated.

Lorain Lorain Lions Club Barberton Lions

Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Advertised Relief for Stomach Ailments

A testimonial claims long stomach and intestinal troubles improved after using Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. The ad describes catarrhal mucus removal and inflammation relief with a money back guarantee.

Mayr

Ohio Bankers predict tax cut may cut land taxes by 20 million

A report from the Ohio Bankers Association says land taxes in the state could drop by more than twenty million dollars if the current Motion Tax Reduction plan passes. The assessment was issued Saturday in Columbus.

Columbus Ohio Ohio Bankers Association

House Forel Affairs Committee Opposes Arms Sale Inquiry

The House Foreign Affairs Committee frowned upon a congressional probe into the Mexican arms sale connected with the Mexican government, as reported from Washington.

Washington Arma Gexo House Forel Affairs Committee

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