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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1925

Page

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Floods Produce Ten Deaths and Heavy Loss in South

Severe southeastern floods from days of heavy rain cause ten fatalities and extensive property damage. Banks in Mansfield Illinois and Gays Illinois report robberies with unspecified loot as floodwaters disrupt transport and commerce. Many regions face bridge washouts, marooned guests, and disrupted rail service across Alabama Georgia South Carolina Mississippi Louisiana.

Hammond Amite River C. J. Dunham J. Mo Cooner Southern Railway Mulberrs Creek Selma Ala FL Hartzell Nashville Chattanooga St. Louis Cartersville Will Asa Tift Albany Flent Columbus West Point Chatahoochee Alabama Montgomery South Carolina Georgia Mississippi Lauiiiana

Forray Sphearer GbcoT At Rotary Luncheon

Rev Robert Ellwood spoke at an Atlantic City Rotary Club luncheon about vision, initiative, and the good that follows in life. He described work by military clubs for delinquent boys, civic development, and the theater charity effort in a rented venue. Lawrence Webber led a sung program praised as the best in weeks.

Taska Robert A. Ellwood Atlantic City Stev. Ellwood Himer Tillwood Lliwood W. Phillips Board of Trade Harvey Hooke Lawrence Webber

Resignations of Secretaries of State Rise in History

Washington D C January 179 The resignation of Secretary of State Hughes recalls that 44 secretaries have served since the nation began. Notable figures include Webster Blaine who served two nonconsecutive terms and several who later became president such as Jefferson Madison Monroe Adams Van Buren and Buchanan.

Washington, D. C Hughes Daniel Webster James G. Blaine Jefferson Madison Monroe John Quincy Adams van Buren Buchanan Positon Thomas Jefferson Washington Martin van Aren Jackson Benjamin Harrigan

Two men face charges after push cart wine haul

Lorain police arrested Ig matz Bakos and Frank Kilak as they wheeled a push cart carrying a barrel of wine. Both pleaded not guilty to possession of liquor in police cart and were held on $800 bond each for trial Wednesday.

Lorain Waoy Igmatz Bakos East 29Th Street Frank Kilak Mast 28Th Street

Happiness Emphasized In 1925 Lorain High Baccalaureate

Rev J Scott of the Delaware M E Church delivered the baccalaureate address for the 1925 A class at Lorain High School. He spoke on the art of happiness and its link to righteousness, noting happiness begins with hope in God and can exist despite circumstances.

Lorain J. Scott Delaware M,. Ch Auditorum

Three Fined for Drunkenness in City Court

Three individuals faced fines for intoxication in mayor Harry Hinkson's police court session. Forrest C Hankinson 17 of 049 Fifteenth Street paid 1 and 6.20 costs after arrest in the city building men's room. Floryan Watawatchki 36 and Louie Kolyak 35 of West River and Bath streets incurred fines of 5 and 6.20 costs following arrests at Lake Avenue and Lodi Streets. A separate incident saw prisoners lodging in the city jail set fire to a mattress, producing smoke but only bedding scorched. Police and fire officials plan annual reports to council including discussion of the smoke ordinance and nuisance curbing.

Harry Hinkson Forrest C. Hankinson Fifteenth Street Second Street Floryan Watawatchki Louie Kolyak West River Bath Lake Avenue Lodi

Buddhist Nuns Seek End to Celibacy and Hair Rules

In Tokyo on January 19 officials report that 3,066 Jodo sect nuns demand end to mandatory celibacy and the right to wear long hair. They plan to present a petition at the next general convention asking abolition of the celibacy rule and for changes to appearance restrictions.

Tokyo

Wage Increases For 44 Railroads Workers

United States Railroad Board grants wage hikes effective January 16 to members of the Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks Freight Handlers and Express and Station Employees across 44 major railroads. The raises range from 1 to a cent per hour, totaling about 0 700 000 in payrolls, benefiting roughly 87 000 of 162 000 workers. Changes include vacations with pay sick leave and Saturday afternoons off across lines including New York Central and Pennsylvania routes.

Chicago United States Railroad Board Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks Labor Board

Death Claims Leopold Huffaiian At Age 1

Leopold Huffaiian died suddenly at 10:00 Saturday evening at 315 Ninth street. The boy age 1 year 10 months 14 days lived in the county and moved from Grafton. Survived by four children and two great grandchildren. Services Tuesday at 1:30 from Sudro Funeral Home with burial in Nesbitt cemetery, Grafton.

Leopold Tuffman Ninth Street Grafton William Dimkie H. W. White Cleveland Jacob Harley Sudro Funeral Home W. N. Burner Nesbitt Cemetery

Speed to Columbus 10 Save Relief Measure

Lorain officials Mayor George Hoffman and City Solicitor Wesley Grills travel to Columbus to argue for a state relief bill. Senator William Comings and Representative Elmer Catton wired to hold the bill in finance until they reach Columbus. Pari item reports Aldthoffer, former French artillery commander in Morocco, died from a streetcar collision injuries.

Lorain George Hoffman Wesley Grills Columbus William R. Comings Elmer F. Catton

Thirteen Die In Series Of Auto Crashes And Fires

A string of crashes and a fire in Osborne Ohio Waterbury Connecticut Canton Ohio Cincinnati and Cleveland claim multiple deaths and injuries. Victims include Harry Thompson Clarence Brown infant Brown and others among the deceased and injured. Police and fire officials investigate causes.

Dayton Indiana and Eastern Traction Osborne Harry Thompson Covington Clarence Brown Arcanini Brown Clarence Thompson

Chapman to be sent back to Atlanta prison

Gerald Chapman, involved in a $2,000,000 New York City mail robbery, will be returned immediately to Atlanta Federal Prison from which he escaped in 1923, without removal proceedings before a U S commissioner, announced today.

Chapman Indianapplis Ind Gerald Chapman New York City Atlanta Federal Prison United States

Character and Prayer Urged by Speaker

Rev. Robert Elwood of Atlantic City preached on What America Needs at the Church of Christ forum. He urged character over money and arms, championed child labor laws, Bible-centered schooling, and patriotism linked to prayer, praising the Y M C A and urging moral responsibility.

Robert Elwood Boardwalk Atlantic City Church of Christ J. W. Burke Elyria America Ile Vlag Russia England

Funeral rites for Fred Peters held after fatal kerosene blast

Funeral services were held for Fred Peters 32 Fields Corners who died Saturday afternoon from burns after a kerosene explosion while building a fire. His widow and son survive and stay with Asa Taft. The report notes 52 indictments from 72 cases, including a manslaughter charge against Matt Novacik, with other Lorain county names listed among burglaries robberies and felonies as the grand jury returns its findings.

Fred Peters Fields Corners Dover Methods Episcopal Church Center Ridge Road Peters Sornell Peters W. B. Thompson Matt Novacrk D. A Baird James Nibbert Lorain Len Sancere John Smith Joe Day Earl MacDonald Detroit H. M. Andress Byron Moore Charlies Jabeda Jufus Spicer Treeco Bearer Frenk Smith Homer Fatro Oberlin Matt Novacik John Prado Francisco Konti Ollie Thompson Elyria Carl Bricking Oan John Zalesky Joseph Hughes Howard Oliver John Freeman Frank O'Neil Thompson

Thieves Enter Morria Rosenfeld Clothing Store

Thieves on Lorain Avenue broke the front door of the Morria Rosenfeld clothing store and stole merchandise valued at 480 dollars. The loot included four dozen silk shirts two dozen pairs of shoes four suits and two case sets.

Lorain Morria Rosenfeld Rove Avenue

Global Disjointed News Nuggets From Jan 19 Dispatches

A series of brief items from London Tokyo Madrid and Geneva report mixed world events. Spanish air raid on Anfera Village. Seteta village clash in Gunma Prefecture with casualties. Alfonso gifts a cane studded belt to Madrid queen. British ships escort shelled by Chinese rebels. prohibition anniversary joys in Bulgaria. cracks found in Mosque Sophia dome. plot to bomb Portsmouth battleship. peace near Cin Kiang after Kiangsu defeat. Rhine Danube navigation appoints Walker D Hines. Weat Bromich Seismograph notes distant earthquake.

London Portsmouth England Cliet Naval Base

Bandits Demand Cash In Silence At Coshocton Station

In Coshocton on January 19 an unknown bandit handed Ralph Baumgardner a card reading Hand over the cash If you make a false move you are a dead man. He surrendered about $200 in receipts as the two highwaymen fled without a word.

Coshocton Ralph Baumgardner Public Service Corporation Baumgardner

Two Elyria Women Seek Divorces In Local Suit

Mary Norris of Elyria sues Journey D Norris for divorce on grounds of extreme cruelty and gross neglect of duty stating abuse and threats. Edith Brasselle seeks divorce from James L Brasselle for gross neglect, claiming lack of support while she must fend for herself. Theresa Poley of Lorain files for divorce from John R Poley alleging non support and absence, seeking alimony and child custody.

Mary Norris Elyria Journey D. Norris Mary Lane Edith Brasselle James L Brasselle Edith Landers Theresa Poley Lorain Wm. J. Greggs John R. Poley

Red Cross Checks Tornado Damage Totals in Lorain

Red Cross officials begin house to house canvass in Lorain to assess all residents and businesses that did not request public aid and to determine the grand total of tornado damage.

RED Cross Lorain

Thrift Week Speakers address Lorain real estate group

Attorney George Calda and J F Rhubak led thrift week discussions at a Lorain luncheon with the Lorain Real Estate Board Lions and Kiwanis clubs at Hotel Lorain. Calda spoke on Cleveland savings and loan concerns while Rhubak discussed Atlas Savings and Loan Co. plans.

Thrift Lorain George Calda Clevrland Savings and Loan J.F. Rhubak Atlas Savings and Loan Co Cleveland Lorain Real Estate Board Lions and Khewanis Clubs Hotel Loraia

Woman dies after attempted shooting in Alliance area

Retha Beal, 44, of Canton is reported dying in Alliance City Hospital after a gun assault on her estranged spouse. Police say the attack occurred near Alliance. The case remains under investigation with no arrests announced.

Canton, O Retha Beal Am Arcide

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