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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1930
Page
1
Roosevelt signs a bill granting full rebate of all coal imported into the United States for one year. The measure becomes operative immediately. The signing took place in Washington at one o clock in the afternoon.
Stella Saddler known as Wiles May Sad dler plays Aunt Linda in the production of Suwanee River. Daughter of Mr and Mrs J M Saddler formerly of Grafton. Described as the best lady in the theater, with leading feature January 16. Part held for years, praised by all. Tickets priced 25 35 50 cents.
Cardinal Lucido Mary Parocchi, sub-dean of the Sacred College and vice chancellor of the Catholic Church, died today in Rome of heart disease. Born in 1883, he was Italian and elevated to cardinal. His death marks a major loss to Vatican leadership.
John Mitchell announced to the press that he will strike to relieve the coal famine. He stated he was doing all he could to aid relief efforts amid shortages. Philadelphia sources report the statement was made today.
Fragmentary text suggests discussion of a political nomination in Provo with Reed Smoot and Republican legislators referenced. The readable portion hints at a comparison to an election and implies party and local political maneuvering surrounding appointments.
In Akron on January 15 two men from Kent suffered crushed legs and minor injuries after a sleigh ride party of about twenty youths led by Rev. Sala, following revival services at the Church of Christ, visited William Smetzer’s home two miles east of town.
The Music Committee of the M. E church will hold a reception in the parlors of the church for the choir Friday evening. Musical matters will be disengaged after the reception, preparatory to the work to be taken up under the direction of Prof. Lehman.
Weather report from Washington notes a Friday pass to sight with Beaures-McRas Passe Associate. The text references Ohio and a January 15 update but lacks complete details on conditions or timing.
Chicago and East Liberty report cattle weak to 10 cents lower for cattle and steady to mixed hogs up to 15 cents higher with 80 000 hogs and 14000 cattle. Wheat prices closed with May around 7 77 at extended quotes.
The common pleas court ruled in favor of the defendant in the case of Frank Standen versus E. A. Brown administrator of the John Stang estate. The dispute centered on a bill the plaintiff pursued after a long session. The jury had previously considered the matter before the verdict was returned.
In Columbus on January 15, Gov Nash and Attorney General Sheets say they have tied the coal combine with spikes of science guaranteed neither to break nor pull out. They acknowledge both are capable lawyers and understand the risk of disclosing their strategies to the defense.
New York reports fear for the Steamer St Louis after days without contact. Spanish steamer Montevideo and English ship British Empire sighted no sign of the American liner, both noting rough seas and damaged deck structures during a perilous southbound voyage.
Marriage licenses issued to Wm. Cushing Park and Grace Brace with Rev. Sala officiating, and to Ray Baek and Myrtle Costes with Justice Lawrence officiating. W. W. Hoffman, doing business as Lorain Wood Plaster Co., sues Elyria Wood Plaster Co. for $291.37 for goods sold, through attorney Q. A. Gilmore.
Goroughite attorney E Johnson filed suit for the L. 8. & M. S. against Sierra Nevada Parizek and others seeking appropriation of their lands to construct a freight depot. Case set for a preliminary hearing in Probate Court on January 28.
Lawyers in Geneva negotiating divorce terms between Princess Louise of Saxony and M Giron have completed talks and departed for Dresden. The divorce is expected to be announced January 28 with an annual alimony of 7500 dollars. If she remarries or lives with Giron she may not see her children, otherwise visit times will be set.
Maggie Noveski sues Bitner in common pleas court alleging a wagon struck her young daughter causing a knee injury. The child cannot testify due to age but attended with her mother. No verdict yet. A Boston dispatch reports death by blood poisoning of Dr George W Harding born in India and Oberlin graduate.
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