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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1929

Page

7

Ten suspects held in murder of banker in Missouri

Ten suspects were held in Clayton Missouri in connection with the murder of T Y Phelps cashier of the Overland State Bank during a $1 200 holdup. Phelps a chief stockholder was shot in the back as his arms were upraised. George P Hoesch 22 a bookkeeper was the only official present in the bank at the time.

Clayton T .Y. Phelps Overnd State Bank Overland Phelps George P. Hoesch

John Pummers Championship Clash Tonight at Steak Event

John Pummer faces a premier showdown in Cleveland as his title defense hinges on a high stakes steak challenge. Opponent details remain unclear but the bout promises strong guard work and a pivotal finish under arena lights.

John Pummer Cleveland

Death by own action John defends steak eating title at Cleveland venue

The Cleveland steak eating champion known as death by own action John pounds 12 steaks in 32 minutes in Lorain and faces challenger Frank Myslovic of West 74th Street Cleveland tonight at Palmer's Hungarian on Superior Avenue. John holds world pancake and other eating titles after defeating Doughboy Joyce in Chicago 88 to 72.

Cleveland John Pummer Elyria John Pie Cedar Point Johns Chicago Joyce Lorain Frank Myslovic West 74Th Street Big Cat Palmer Superior Avenue

Hughes Invited In Cabinet Report

President-elect Hoover invited Charles E. Hughes to be secretary of state, per the Washington Daily News. Hughes, who served as secretary of state from 1921 to 1925 under Harding and Coolidge, headed the American delegation to the Havana Pan American conference and was chief delegate to the recent Pan-American conciliation conference in Washington.

Washington D. C Hoover Charles E. Hughes Washington Daily News Scripps-Howard Hughes Harding Coolidge Havana

Marshal Foch Reports An Excellent Night In Paris

Paris January 19 Marshal Ferdinand Foch suffered heart attack complications and uremia but his wife told United Press tonight that he had an excellent night. Doctors had been encouraged by yesterday's condition yet refused to declare a full recovery. Saccharine is described as extremely sweeter than cane sugar.

Paris Ferdinand Foch Mme. Foch United Press

Sunrise Realists Film Opens at Capitol Theatre

At the Capitol tomorrow Sunrise lives up to critics praise in large cities where shown. Fox production creating great curiosity and is described as an outstanding picture. The simple story of a married couple, threatened by a city woman, taps emotions with an amazing telling method.

Fox Capitol

The Girl-Shy Cowboy Opens at Dreamland

Fox Films presents The Girl-Shy Cowboy starring Rex Bell at Dreamland tomorrow in the third Rex Bell outdoor series. The Western tale emphasizes swift movement action and surprises with a westward spirit. Bell rides and fights through reel after reel of intense outdoor adventure.

Fox Films Dreamland Tomorrow Rex Bell

Gilbert 5 Great Actor and Lover at Rivoli

John Gilbert stars in Four Walls at the Rivoli theatre presenting him as a superb actor and a passionate lover. The film counters claims a screen great lover cannot also be a great actor, delivering a convincing performance throughout.

Gilbert John Gilbert Rivoli Theatre

Dramatic Acting Highlighted by Gilbert on Screen

The critic praises Gilbert's standout moment as the best piece of dramatic acting he has delivered onscreen, noting its impact and emotional depth within the performance.

Gilbert

Coulby to be buried in England after Great Lakes reign

Harry Coulby once dubbed Czar of the Great Lakes dies in London at 45 years after wandering from England as a boy. He rose to prominence in Cleveland and the shipping trade, working with Col. John Hay and Samuel Mather before gaining control of lake shipping. He will be buried in Claypole churchyard, his native land, from heart disease per physicians.

Cleveland Harry Coulby Great Lakes England London Coulby Claypole Col John Hay Washington Hay Samuel Mather The

Amherst social notes from North Russia region

Henry Kane of Amherst visited Will Berg on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Berg visited Berg’s mother Mrs. Minnie Stark in Amherst Tuesday evening. Miss Jeanette Lattiman returned home to Henrietta after a visit with her sister Mrs. Fred Berg. Miss Anna Toth left for Nazareth Pa after a week with her brother Ed Samslow. Miss Beatrice Nash is, as yet, undetermined.

North Russia Henry Kane Amherst Will Berg Carl Berg Minnie Stark Jeanette Lattiman Henrietta Fred Berg Anna Toth Nazareth Ed. Samslow Beatrice Nashs

Local notices and social calls in Oberlin area

Sick with the flu. Mrs Henry Sandrock improving. Several children absent from school due to illness. Mrs Ed Stang of South Ridge visits Mrs Carl Berg. Ben Harris of Ridgeville visits Chas Gibson home. Miss Hazel Gibson visiting sister Mrs Frank Austin in Lakewood. Farm Women’s Club met at Grange hall Oberlin with Mrs Ed Schramm Mrs Chas Gibson Mrs Marsh Anderson and Mrs Ed Berg in attendance. Mrs Mervin Schubert of South Ridge and Mrs Trube of Lorain visited Carl Berg. Mrs Freu Berg to host Needle Guild Thursday.

Henry Sandrock Ed Stang South Ridge Carl Berg Ben Harris Ridgeville Chas Ed. Schramm Chas. Gibson Marsh Anderson Ed. Berg Mervin Schubert Trube Lorain Freu Berg the Needle Guild

Carnations Traced To Greco Era Cultivation

The carnation has been cultivated since 300 B C by the Greeks, reflecting ancient horticultural practice and long history of this flower in Mediterranean gardens.

Ground birds eye aids detect enemies from behind

A report notes that ground birds possess tiny pearl-like reflectors in their eyes that help them sense approaching enemies from the rear. This biological adaptation may improve vigilance and survival in their habitat.

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Blyrian U. A. Minnich & Sons F. A. Smith & Bro Marshal Foch Savings Deposit Broad Street Realists FLM NEW Western Dreamland North Russia West Side Lumber & Coal Co House OF Talkies Arna Fox Movietone News Kenneth Lea Mother Machree Joan Crawford Glynn Tyron Patsy Ruth Miller Shy Cowboy Ranger the Dog Kaplan Middle Ave Underworld Gary Cooper Nancy Carroll Polly Moran Max Davidson Paramount News Fami Drice Mark Canfield Robert Lord Archie L.mayo Man Jolson Palace Concert Orchestra
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