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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1927
Page
1
Jan 11 President Coolidge and a House committee discussed measures amid a noisy session. Fireworks in the chamber were noted as officials contemplated immediate actions and replies to pending tariff and budget concerns.
Cleveland jurors heard conflicting testimony in the Nadel case as Patrick McDermott testified about his role and denied knowing Nadel. Prosecutors pressed for details on the July murder and McDermott’s possible presence at Slagle’s apartment. The state rested its case as the trial moved toward a jury verdict.
Unclear report mentions a youth involved in an accident and an inquiry by the U S. reference to a 490 supply transfer arrival. Rumors of fighting between Bet and Sacasa forces near Matte. U S orders affecting Pearl Harbor entrance.
A north west wind driven snowstorm swept over New York today causing traffic delays by noon. Large numbers of homeless and destitute sought shelter and food from charitable organizations amid the disruption.
A Norwegian strainer named Mistral foundered off Kors Формl Kors Forml? with eight lives lost, according to a Bergen dispatch. The incident is reported from London dated January 11.
A fierce blaze swept six storefront buildings in Newburgh New York threatening nearby shops and homes. Firefighters from multiple towns battled the flames as wind fanned the fire and the block was evacuated until noon. The inferno spread to a second row of structures a block away and was visible for miles despite efforts to control it.
Fire near Addison destroys home and outbuildings after stove fire ignites coal oil. Three year old child of Mr and Mrs Ernest Murts of nearby farming family perishes. Mulford and wife escape.
Mrs. Josephine Clifford owner of the College Inn at Dover was found guilty in federal court of violating liquor laws. Clifford, wife of Eddie Clifford, faces a related sentence while others in the raid last August 7 pleaded guilty. eight defendants were to be sentenced today.
A fragmented report notes Burke’s return from Mexico and his stated views on the interaction of religion and government. He warned against church interests influencing policy and urged continued focus on public welfare, while avoiding direct political concessions.
Secrecy shrouds the proceedings as Lorain county grand jury convenes to study alleged violations of the Sunday closing law. The Enforcement League seeks indictments against Elyria and Lorain theater owners with testimony from Amherst and Lorain members and testimony planned by Prosecutor Do Baird.
The Columbus newspaper reports Mansfield resident Wellington Leonard, a Republican, named to the Employers Representative on the State Industrial Commission. Rose Moriarty of Cleveland, also a Republican, is announced for a term ending June. Leonard’s appointment was recommended by officials of the Manufacturers Association. Dr. Bar R Smith of Columbus, Republican, is named to the State Board. Danaher reappointed. next term begins April 6, 1931.
Dr. Sacasa of the Liberals says he will not consider other peace proposals while mediation by Costa Rica’s president continues. He confirms accepting mediation as of January 1 and notes US reports of talks with Ad Latimer, U.S. Navy officer, as not yet official.
In Columbus Ohio today two American Telephone and Telegraph Company workers were killed when 45 timber poles on a flat car rolled and fell onto them. John Koogler age 32 of Sidney and H Ulmer age 20 with undetermined address were removing cables when the poles toppled and crushed them.
U S Marines head to Shanghai aboard the Huron from Guam as 200 supposed troops move toward the city. The Pittsburgh cruiser with Admiral Williams is due Thursday morning. Refugees, including American women and children, are housed with clothes provided. Police conduct sweeping searches across Shanghai amid fears of nationalist force actions.
In Mexico City the arrest of Bishop Pascual Diaz and three other prelates sparked fresh religious unrest. Diaz was reportedly taken for deportation to Cuba but released. government said arrests targeted violations of church regulations. Unofficial reports allege a plot to overthrow the government.
A man named Nelson hid in a damaged building as a posse attempted to dislodge him with tear gas. Reports say the gas had little effect as others fired shots at his home, while authorities surrounded the scene in a tense standoff.
The state supreme court postponed Stark 60 of Nesad K exe inc to Jan 18 pending a rehearing motion. Atkins was convicted for the shooting of Harry A. Malone by a Baltimore & Ohio Railroad detective near Justus in Stark County. The sentence was redetached and stayed with extensions from 1926 to 1927.
Gregory appointed to the State Industrial Board by Donaney, succeeding the late J arte. A 46 year old from Cincinnati, he has practiced law for 20 years with Simeon M. Jubuson. The term runs through 1943 to 194? with connections to state politics since 1920.
The Reed campaign fund committee is authorized to investigate fraud and corruption allegations in the Pennsylvania election, focusing on Senator-elect William Vare and challenger William B. Wilson. The panel will review all November ballots with a $15,000 special appropriation, supplementing prior funds.
Evangeline McPherson declares three aids kept her through months of trial citing faith in God, belief in innocence, and support of followers. District Attorney Reyes notes evidence lacking to proceed while Dr Briegle calls for a formal trial. An incident of protest follows dismissal as Sheffield petition seeks quiet title.
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