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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1927

Page

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Lorain County theater indictments fail again

The Lorain County grand jury did not indict theater owners from Bloria and Lorain over Sunday closing violations. Prosecutor Kaard presented the complaint. the three hour session heard testimony from Florence Snider Emma Vosburgh Florence Times Ek'oria and Cart Slumsie. The Lorain County Law Enforcement League vows to keep pressing the issue to close theaters in Elyria and Lorain.

Lorsia County Lheater Elyria Loarain Sislaty Simdn D.A. Kaard Snider League Ema Vosburgh Florense Ek'oria Cart Lora Lorain County Elsrna Lorain Teague Frankin Nles Columbus Lord's Day Alliance

McDermott Paroled Eternally? New Inmate to Penitentiary Life

Patrick Eugene McDermott, convicted slater from Dan RB. Meliett, Canton, arrives at Ohio State penitentiary to begin life sentence after viewing the death house. He is assigned no duty for now as warden records list him as inmate 55,485. Also Montrose Hickman, convicted at Chillicotha with his brother John, enters as inmate 56,487. John Hickman awaits execution in the death house.

Calumbus Jas Patrick Eugene McDermott Slater Dan Meliett Canton P EB. Thomas Ohio State Penitentiary McDermott Prion Gruz Irich Bey Nanty Gla Stark County MacDermott Medermott Thomas NeDermott Montrose Hickman Chilifc

Publisher of Two Columbus Papers Killed in Office Fall

Roebert T. Wolfe publisher of the Columbus Dispatch and the Ohio State Journal died after a fall from a fifth floor window at the Dispatch building. He recently noted feeling dizzy and opened windows to air the room. Wolfe, born 1800, left a varied early life before helping run the Journal with his brother and later his son Edgar B. Wolfe.

Columbus, O Roebert T. Wolfe Columbus Dispatch Ohio State Journal Oho Financial Wolfe Andrew Jackson Wolfe Nancy Barton Wolfe Zanesville Cumberland Georgetown D.C New York Texas Louisiana Cypress Swamps Jie Columbia Aundain Harn P. Worn State Journal Misa Ada Thurston Edgar B. Wolfe Journal

Lorain County Fixes 1927 Annual Appropriation

Lorain County commissioners set the 1927 annual operating budget at 1 503 911 23 for the fiscal year. The total funds come from county lands and are allocated across departments including election costs, clerk salaries, telephones, law library access, and the county treasurer’s office. The appropriation increases by 8249 944 11 over last year with detail items listed in the report.

Lorain County Itas Elyric

Missionaries Evacuate Széchon Province

A Hankow dispatch reports about 200 Americans and 400 British missionaries evacuating Széchon province. Missionaries near Hankow are abandoning posts and seeking refuge in international centers.

Bulletin London Széchon Hankow Evening News

Eleven taken in raids on liquor and gambling dens

Federal raids along with state and city officers raided two city locations late last night and arrested eleven people on charges of selling intoxicating liquor and gambling. Joha Smth was fined 500 dollars for liquor violations and 50 for gambling. several others were fined 5 dollars each for gambling. Steve Nagy faced charges of possessing intoxicants, was bonded, with trial set for Saturday.

Joha Smth Paul Rich Harrison Harvey Henrys Woods George Jackson Jos Columbus Ralph Smith Lover Cos Robert Parnard Richard Glass Steve Nagy

Sues For 2000 Dollars Over Alleged Assault

Albert Metzger files a $2,000 damages petition against Henry Biarer over an alleged December 29 incident at 2049 Broadway Lorain. Metzger says he was knocked down, injured requiring three stitches, with a permanent scar above his eye, and claims $1,000 for each eye wound, $1200 business loss, $50 clothing damage, and $500 humiliation.

Albert Metzger Henry Biarer Broadway Lorain

Epidemic Influenza Sweeps Philippines

Manila reports an influenza outbreak with several thousand cases and under 100 deaths so far. Health officers note many do not consult doctors, making exact figures uncertain. The 191% influenza epidemic previously caused many deaths among coastal tribes.

Bulle Tan Manila Philippine Islands Philippines

Early recall of ambassador presaged in Mexico City

Mexico City reports a likely recall of Ambassador Sheffield as Kellogg accuses the Soviet government of operating in the Americas. The charges align with Coolidge's policy to defend American interests from Bolshevik influence between Panama and the Rio Grande. Madame Kellontay of the Soviet Americas division dismissed Kellogg’s statements as nonexistent.

Mexico City United States Mexico Kellogs Senate Sov ‘Iet Russia Central America Sheffield State Department Secretary of State Coolidge Congress Panama Rio Grande Kellage Madame Kellontay Americas Kellogg

Machinery for Autopiant On Way To Elyria Factory

The Elyria Board of Trade reports several carloads of machinery en route to Elyria to be installed at the Willra-Overland factory, now taken over by Falcon Motors Corp of Detroit. Arrival expected early next week. Falcon workers will prepare the plant for production once the equipment arrives.

Elyria Willra-Overland Falcon Motors Corporation Detroit Falcon Corporation Board of Trade

Woman's death probe widens in West family case

Plymouth Ind January 13 Coroner Relph Johnson extended his inquiry into the death of Russell West 21 to include that of his brother Ralph West last September. He said Mrs Emma J Werner had collected $1000 life insurance on Ralph and held a similar policy on Russell.

Plymouth Ind Emma J. Werner Johnson Russell West Ralph West Teast

Three Bodies Found in Burning Home at Lambert

In Lambert, New Jersey, firemen found the bodies of Mrs James Williams, 35, a son, 4, and a daughter, 6, in a burning home. Their heads were crushed. A baby girl, on sofa, was rescued by firefighters. James Williams had left for work earlier. the discovery came about two hours after his departure.

Tniontown Fagan James Williams Lambert Newhere Selows

Trainbandits Foiled in Pennsylvania Express Robbery

Pittsburgh Jan 13 Two bandits attempting to hold up the Pennsylvania railroad Key stone Express from New York to St Louis were overpowered after a gun jammed as one shouted. Police named the suspects as W F Hesner 21 Tyrone and L D Roberts 25 Johnstown.

Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Railroad Keystone Express New York St. Louis Gan Greenshare Pitcston W. F. Hesner

Government presses hard against Mexican rebels in wave of clashes

From Mexico City reports claim a rout of 300 rebels by federal dragoons at Co cul a, Jalisco, with forty rebels killed and only one federal dead. Officials vow drastic measures as unrest persists across central and north Mexico amid executions rumors and continued clashes.

Mexico City Cocula Jalisco War Department Fderal Mesico Ozumba Guanajuao Rodolozo Gallegos Meneo Cio Guadalajara Bmases Escobar Ap Chares Aganc Durance Aherisig Owe Valerio Pignatelli Sarzane Federal District Har Vidal Brothers

Bolshevik Troops Attack Roumanian Frontier Outpost

An official communiqué from Bucharest reports Bolshevik troops aided by a Soviet gunboat attacked the Roumanian frontier post near Ragez. They crossed the Dniester and opened machine gun fire, but were driven back toward Odessa after a sharp exchange, with one Roumanian casualty.

Bulletin London Ragez Commuunique Bucharest Dniester Odessa

Kellogg Charges Red Plot Against U S Influence in Latin America

In Washington on January 13, Secretary Kellogg charged a red plot directed from Mexico to undermine American influence in Latin America. The claim solidified Republican support for the administration’s policy while opposition leaders and many Democrats urged watchful waiting and await developments before party alignment. Senator Wheeler and Senator Norris criticized Kellogg’s rhetoric as drawing a red line across the Nicaraguan trail.

Washington Congress Kellogg Latin-America Mexico Rio Grande Wheeler Mon‘na Norris Nebraska Weam

City records show year end cash balances across funds

City auditor Monroe Welty reports Dec 31 cash balance of 102 971.58 after year expenses paid. General fund 11 223.19 city eateries fund 99 168 in death fund 11 477.55 service fund 32 20 water works fund 11 156.65 new water improvements and extensions fund balance details include municipal funds and special assessment fund figures.

Monroe Welty Cits Ux Sehibeman Eisha

Grand Jury Returns 14 True Bills in Tamarr Court

The Tamarr term grand jury reported to Judge W. F. Thompson and returned 14 indictments. Five were secret, nine public. Named true bills include George Hobertson for auto theft, Charles Boldes for concealed weapons, Chraback Haas and Vinsel for assault with intent to rob, Drombaski for auto theft, and Coppola for third offense liquor law violation. Several theater owners were not indicted. Continued on Page 3.

Tamarr Jude W. F. Thompson George Hobertson Elstia Charles Boldes Lorain Edward Haas Joseph Chraback Anthony Vinsel Sauit Stanley Drombaski Edward Wade Dominic Coppola Sam Johnson Sam West John Phillips John Fisher Thompson Prenc Aero Biska Lorato D L. A. Baird Lorain County

Soviet Foreign Office Denies Kellogg Central America Charges

Moscow reports the Soviet foreign office dismisses Kellogg charges that Bolsheviks foment trouble in Central America as absurd. A senior official says Americans are naive for believing such a yarn and notes Soviet reach is limited to Mexico, with Mme. Hollontal recently arriving. The official mocks the idea of Moscow plotting in Central America.

Kellogg Moscow United States Kellogge Central America Foreign Office England Syria Sumatra Nicaraghua Mexico Mme. Hollontal Nossen Murat Saeem

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mex Kellogg’s Theatre Nen Law Enforcement League Mdermott Matilda Hongafen Great Britain Avanson B Houghton Chandier Parsons Adderson,Sr Newark Ifer Anderson Wes Houshton Water Tee Law Library Gah Jo Vu Addo Stechon Province U. S Roumanian Kellorg Mexican Federation of Labor Wevican Calles Wherler Kelleze True Bill
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