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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1924

Page

8

Four Ways to Improve Hauling Impacts Transport System

Samuel Rea, president of Pennsylvania Railroad, told the Eastern division of the United States Chamber of Commerce in Philadelphia that four methods can improve national transport: readjust rate structures for higher revenue, lower labor costs, reduce taxes, and boost operational efficiency. He urged railroads to earn a fair net operating income, noting 1925 saw only five percent return on property investment as traffic peaked.

Philadelphia Amiuel Mea Pennsylvania Ailroad Estern United Sates Chamber of Commerce Rea Maine Florida United States Chamber of Commerce

Slayer, Forger Given Freedom

Belated Christmas gifts freed two inmates from the Columbus penitentiary, Martin V. Willis of Athens County and James B. Davis of Harrison County. Willis, who killed Harry Graham in 1918 during a dispute over affection, had been imprisoned since 1919 and will return home to support his family. Davis, serving a 1 to 24 year term since 1923, will relocate to live with relatives out of state. Governor Donahey granted clemency after the state board recommended release prior to Christmas.

Columbus Martin V. Willis Athens County James B. Davis Harrison Moger Donahey Willis Harry Graham Athens Graham Davis Ohio State Clemency Board

Lorain High School to Graduate Forty Seven Tonight

Lorain January 17. Next Wednesday evening the High School will hold graduation exercises in the auditorium. A class of forty seven will graduate, the smallest mid year class in years. Dr. Lloyd Douglas of Akron will deliver the address to the graduates. On Sunday evening the baccalaureate address will be given by Rev. J A Stott in the auditorium.

Lorain Lloyd Douglas Akron J. A. Stott

John Sanders Surrenders on Cutting to Wound Charge

Police had sought John Sanders for two days on a cutting to wound case involving William Ford in a dispute over a woman. Sanders walked into police headquarters today and surrendered, was bound over to await trial on a $504 bond, and placed under further investigation.

John Sanders William Ford

Would-be kidnappers demand 400000 from Gates heiress

Jan 17 St Charles IL A note threatening to kidnap the month old daughter of Mrs Del Jora Angel Norris heiress to 35 million John W Gates estate demanded 400000 or the baby's life. The family, guarded by armed staff, notes this is their second threat after a prior letter in 1922 from an Ohio sender. The note was mailed from Evanston LI.

St, Charles del Jora Angel Norris John W. Gates Norris Evanston Laverne Gertrude Norris Lester Norris Dellora Lester Ohio

Street Car Collision Injures Two Men

Two men were injured at one o'clock today when their automobile was struck by a green line street car at the corner of Middle Avenue and Sixth Street. The auto overturned after being struck, crushing Joe Schuller who suffers a crushed right arm, and lacerating his brother, while Ed Kreig, their companion, was uninjured. Witnesses say the driver braked but slippery pavement caused the impact on the railway tracks. all injured were taken to Memorial hospital for treatment.

Middle Avenue Sixth Street East Si Street Joe Schuller 24Th Street Lorain Schuller Colorador Avenue Ed Kreig Memorial Hospital

Detroit arrest breaks up alleged resort traffic in girls

Four men and two women were arrested in Detroit on January 17 for involvement with an alleged resort that trafficked attractive girls from Canton, Ohio. George Peters and Jim Passas, both charged with Mann Act violations, posed as wealthy suitors to lure victims. Witnesses include Belle Simpson and Leona Morris, with Nick and Esther Checkos also held as witnesses.

Detroit Mich Ohio George Peters Jim Passas Juan Muros Belle Simpson Leona Morris Canton Nick Checkos Esther Checkos Simpson and Morris

Spinach and Apples Improve Eyesight Quickly, Says Frugal Helper

Fragmentary OCR note urges use of spinach, apples, and iron for better vision in a few days. Mentions weekly routine and lauding new strength and better health while cautioning to try remedies.

Ike

Cleveland hunts Mrs Colavito in Kaber murder case

Cleveland police widened a nationwide search for Mrs Emma Colavito linked to the Kaber murder case from 1920 21. Prosecutors plan to exhume Anthony Costanzo remains for poison tests as Mrs Costanzo remains jailed for murder and a warrant is out for Colavito who had allegedly hired her to poison Costanzo.

Cleveland Emma Colavito Kaber Fanniq Costanzo Colavity Anthony Costanzo Costanzo Edward C. Stanton Colavito Youngstown Daniel F. Kaber Eva Catherine Kaber Marysville Reformatory Marian McArdle Collavito Lakewood Ohio Italy Mary Bricker Altered

Provisions for Japanese exclusion drawn into new immigration bill

Washington reports outline that the immigration bill mirrors Chinese exclusion terms with passport supervision by authorities. Proponents Rainey and Free demand tighter admission for Japanese based on passport issuance to those not entitled.

Washington Free California

Market report shows steady stocks with steel leading gains

New York trading opened steady with fractional gains across the list. Steel shares advanced with Republic Iron and Steel Preferred rising after back dividend news, Bethlehem and Crucible also higher. oils and rails firmed, while grain opened steady in Chicago with mixed shifts in futures.

New York Republic Bethlehem Steel Crucible Baldwin Locomotive Stock Exchange Republic Iron and Steel Republic Steel Common Gulf States Anaconda Ge Falee Ae Atchison Atlantic Guilt & WI Baltimore & Ohio Tere Ee Canadian Pacific Wanes Central Leather Aiee Oy Chic Mil & St Paul Crucible Steel Erie General Electric Goodrich Rubber Marine Preferred Northern Pacific Ee Peoples’ Gas Boon Reading Beene Eee Republic Iron & Steel Southern Pacific Ates Southern Railway Studebaker Texas Company Union Pacific Ae Cere Ind. Alcohol U. 8 Steel. Commoz Westinghouse da Res Aa Willys-Overlana

New York Noon Prices Cattle and Hogs Mixed

Cattle receipts 500 and market steady. Calves 200 and steady, top 13.50. Sheep and lambs 1,000 receipts, market strong, top 313.75. Hogs 6,006 receipts, markets 10 to 15 cents higher. Also opening Liberty bonds quotes NY Jan 17 with varied four to five year issues and top prices shown.

Coolidge Club Formed by Republicans in Lorain

Lorain January 17 The Republican Central Committee met at headquarters then reopened as a Coolidge for President club group. C E Van Densen was chosen chairman and M Pollock secretary of the organizing committee. They will issue literature to voters to promote the object and broad interest. No candidate endorsement occurred.

Lorain Republican Central Committee Coolidge C. E. van Densen M. Pollock

Curtis Rites Monday Funeral for Reubin Curtis at son's home

The funeral for the late Reubin Curtis, former employee of the Phonograph Co., will be held Monday at 2 p.m. at the home of his son Carl in Elyria. In Columbus, January 17, corrections and notices appear regarding local officials and farm freight policy, with the Ohio Brotherhood of Threshermen urging immediate tax reductions to prevent farmer ruin.

Reubin The Phonograph Co Hele Carl Omo Vancnier Wal Elyria

State Briefs From Columbus and Vicinity January Updates

In Canton the utilities commission hearing turned to witness qualifications as city engineer Gerald Wagner testified he never engineered or constructed for a telephone company. Federal tax changes and restrictions on grain futures trading are driving business to Winnipeg, Canada, the Ways and Means Committee was told. Jesse F. Yaus, 60, cigar maker, was killed by a Baltimore and Ohio freight while crossing tracks in Newark. Ohio fair officials approved year round use of county fairgrounds and a livestock judges school at Ohio State University. An Ohio Bankers Association president spoke on modernizing farming through coordinated farmer, banker and educator efforts. The Fitts Annual Ohio Pastors Convention is poised to attract a large clergy turnout in Columbus next week. In Cincinnati, eleven firemen were overcome by smoke during a basement fire at National Fibre Reed Furniture Co. They later recovered and were treated. damage estimated at 315000. Also in Cincinnati, Rev. George T. Fette, 57, Sacred Heart Seminary educator, died in Covington Ky., after lung trouble.

Columbus Stearing Canton State Utilities Commission Gerald Wagner Washington Winnipeg Canada House Ways and Means Committee L. F. Gates Chicago Board of Trade Cincinnati National Fibre Reed Furniture Company Spring Grove Avenue

Cathreen Morland debuts on London music hall stage

Catherine Coun tess of Westmorland, now Cathreen Morland, recently delighted a London Sunday concert audience with her songs. Lena Jorce of Camas Valley Oregon, a ranch home, is a skilled marksman and woodcrafter who guides hunting parties as a professional, believed to be the only woman in the country doing so.

Catherine Countess of Westmorland London Cathreen Morland Lena Jorce Camas Valley Oregon

Dentiste Offered Teeth Whitening and Stain Removal Solution

A dubious dental products advert touts safe irritant free paste that claims instant stain removal and enamel protection. It promotes a “Combination dent Comb” for enamel and gums, alleging quick results and minimal harm, urging purchase through named dealers.

Memorial Hall for Elyria Veterans of Wars Being Reviewed

The Veterans of Foreign Wars named a committee to rent the Legion Hall for the first Wednesday monthly and grant a charter for walls. Election of social entertainment committee included J. E. Brown Mischka Baker Baird and Rege. Six new members welcomed Don Crandall Roy Crandall Senior R K Hultz W J Rege J B Brown Horton C Funk. An auxiliary to be formed February 6. members to bring wives sisters or mothers for the meeting with a program and refreshments afterward.

Reet Legion Hall Veterans of Foreign Ware Mischka Funk and Lipvs Legion Hall J. E. Brown Baker Baird Rege Don Roy Crandall R. K K. Hultz W. J. Rege J. B. Brown Horton C. Funk G. E. Morer

Why Druggists Recommend Swamp-Root

For years druggists note the remarkable record of Kilmer’s Swamp-Root, a kidney liver and bladder medicine. It strengthens the kidneys liver and bladder to do nature’s work. Sold by all druggists on its merit and should help you. Send ten cents for a sample bottle and mention this paper.

Kilmer Dr. Kilmer & Co Binghamton, N. Y

Transfer of Coblenz VFW member to local post discussed

Comrade iflgan of Coblenz VFW was slated for transfer to the local post among several others. Adjutant Moyer reported no dangerous condition from gas exposure on the Snettle front. The group voted to hold open the charter until April 2 and raise dues from 2 to 3 dollars. Joining before April 3 would have names engrossed on the charter. The meeting ended with a late-night spread at Little Joe’s.

Iflgan Coblenz Germany Veterans of Foreign Wars Adjutant Moyer Snettle Moyer The Veterans of For Little Joe's

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