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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1928

Page

3

Relief Aid Plans for Hocking Valley Strike Children

Governor Donahey leads a relief drive for destitute children in the Hocking Valley mining district. A statewide broadcast appeals for funds and supplies as Col. Shetler outlines a sixteen zone distribution plan using public schools as relief centers.

US. C Adana Wes Gorequa Donahey Hocking Valle WAIT Columbus Adjt Frank D. Henderson John S Shetler National Guard Nelsonville Kimberly Deanville Floodwood the Plain Chauncer Buchtel Modoc Jacksonville Trimble Glouster Hollister Goose Run Murray City Corning New Straitsville Col. Sherler Adit Hendergeer Shetler

Five Persons Poisoned At Banquet In Watte High School

In Toledo Ohio a banquet for Chemical Society candidates at Watte High School left five people ill from food prepared in a laboratory. Victims Prof Clarence Coontz Alice Eggleston Jane Zellich Elizabeth Claus and Ruth Muench suffered serious but non critical conditions. Chemistry instructor Mrs Lala Howard herself was prostrated but says she tested all foods and found no poison element.

Toledo Chemical Society Watte High School Clarence ©. Coontz Alice Eggleston Jane Zellich Elizabeth Claus Ruth Muench Lala, Howard

Calles daughters plan Havana trip by amphibian plane

Jan 20 report notes Tita Alicia Calles daughter of Mexican president travels with sister and husband Mr and Mrs Thomas Arnold Robinson. They will join Pan American Airways maiden voyage stops at Washington or Jacksonville en route to Havana to attend Pan American conference sessions and social events in Cuba. The piece also mentions Lord Laselles receiving a horseshoe, malaria aid in India, and local church bake sale and cafe supper announcements.

New York Eno- Tita Alicia Calles Callies Mexico Thomas Arnold Robinson Havana Washington Jacksonville Fia Pan-American Airways Calles

Death of Mrs. Kit tin A Short in Amherst

Mrs. Kit tin A Short aged 51 died after illness at her parents home 620 East street Amherst. She lived in Amherst all her life, attended local schools and graduated high school in 1895. Survived by husband Charles and three brothers Fred Hansman Willard Ohio Elmer Hansman Elyria and Arnold Chicago. Funeral Monday with services at home and First Evangelical church and burial at Crown Hill cemetery.

Amherst Kittin A. Short John Harsman East Street Sme First Evangelical Church and Sunday School Ladies’ Aid Society Womsak Missionary Society Charles Short Fred Hansman Willard Ohio Elmer Hansman Elyria Arnold Chicago Tebbert Harial Crownbill Cemetery Am. He

Deportation fight over two convictions leaves man restricted

Casimir Adamdwicz a 24 year old Buffalo resident with two federal court convictions was ordered deported but seeks a passport and transport to his native Bartnik Poland which was wiped out in a revolution. He was released on bond as authorities review his status. In Manila bats swarmed two U S Army aviators after their plane disturbed a bat colony on the Bataan peninsula during a picture outing.

Casimir Adamdwicz Buffalo Adamdwicz Bartnik Poland Manila Bataan Camp Nichols Baisan Peninsula

Sues for 820.50 to repay damages and injury

Joan Shawke of Cleveland sues Warner of Amherst in common pleas court for 924 and 9 cents to cover damage to a new 1928 sedan and a sprained wrist from a collision on South Main Street Amherst caused by a slippery track. The suit seeks compensation for medical and vehicle costs. A separate Lake Avenue skid incident involved A W Peters of Middle Avenue and driver W Reisinger. Peters escaped injury and minor car damage occurred.

Aed Lars Skle Joan Shawke Simons Avenue Cleveland Warner Park Avenues Amherst Common Pleas Sedor Shawke Zileh South Main Street Lake Ave A. W. Peters Middle Avenue Lake Avenue Peters W. Reisinger Middle Ave Sute Reisinger

Reinheimer Divorce Restores Mae Eckler After Alimony Award

May D. Reinheimer divorces Louis M. Reinheimer on gross neglect of duty. Alimony of 560 dollars awarded. Mae Eckler restored as former name by Judge W. B. Thompson. Divorce granted a week ago but journal entry filed today.

D. Reinheimer Louis M. Reinheimer Mae Eckler Judg W. B. Thompson Prits Todar

Window peeper sought on Cleveland Street

Police on Cleveland Street near Olive Street chased a window peeper seen riding a bicycle. The suspect left area before officers arrived and investigation ended without arrests.

Cleveland Street Olive Street

Man Wanted Here Arrested in Jamestown

Sherif E G Mathews was informed today by Jamestown N Y authority that Varian who is wanted here on an indictment charging removal of mortgaged property has been apprehended in Jamestown A deputy sheriff was sent to stake Varian into custody.

Sherif E. G. Mathews Jamestown. N. Y Chert Varian Jamestown Varian

Amherst man fined for overloaded truck case

Bonner of Amherst, driver for a Detroit firm, paid a $25 fine and costs after admitting to driving an overloaded truck. He lightened the load and was released. The report also notes a separate case: George Powers fined $25 for a related infraction.

Amherst Bonner Detroit Justice S&s George George Powers Oberliga A Webber Roomzhen Pleas Court Sher Mathews

Senate action shapes tax question in stalled campaign

Fragments indicate a timing vote on a tax issue after campaigns begin. Mentions include Mr. Marr touring the state, a court challenge to Senate Tigat, and a pledge by Minot voters that the Senate should submit the question rather than rely on courts. Other items reference property transfers and trusteeships in Lorain and Oberlin.

Ca Marr Smith Martal Tion Senate Tigat Minots Senate Gove Low

Fire damages Elbe Street home on Elbe Street

A fire hit a house at 134 Elbe Street last night injuring Louis Goetz and William Hastings. Origin undetermined, blaze began in a closet on the second floor after eight o clock. Squad Co. 1 and Engine Co. 3 fought the flames, three hundred feet of hose laid for the emergency.

Demare Louis Goetz Willam Hastings Elbe Street Squad Co. 1 Engine Co

Proposed Defiance Museum Honoring Mad Anthony Warne

A joint resolution to create a Defiance Ohio historical museum on the old For site recalls Gen Wayne battles in the revolutionary era. It calls for a $50 000 appropriation to house relics and requires Ohio state ownership and maintenance of the property.

Ropose Historical Museum Defiance Washington Jas Defixare Siméon D. Fess Charles A. Thompson Anthony” Warne Gen. Wayne Ohio

Markets hold steady as kale dominates Columbus market

Columbus reports a steady markets with heavy kale supplies at about 1.50 to 1.75 per unit while celery lettuce and other produce show standard pricing. Cleveland and Toledo lines list livestock eggs and grain prices with mixed receipts and steady to higher hogs and cattle values.

Columbus Cleveland Livestock Cleveland Chicago Poultr Alive United States Wisconsin Minnesota Red River Ohio Yodaho Banks Florida Bliss Trump Timothy Ad.co Toledo Livestock Toledo

Coxey Sees Feasibility With Mass Farmers March

An Oklahoma City assembly of farmers heard General Jacob S Coxey, famed for Coxey’s Army, declare a 1 000 man march on Washington today impossible but a 100 000 farmer convoy by auto could push for favorable farm legislation, if united.

Oklahoma City Oxlz Jacobs Coxey Army of Washington

Publisher alleges kidnapping plot targets Boston publisher

Frederick W. Enwright, publisher of a Boston paper, said he was kidnapped and forced to withdraw $1,000 after a driver and a former employee allegedly staged a ransom bid. Dutton, 25, his chauffeur, was held on assault with intent to kill and related charges. A Syrian known as El Jah was sought.

Lynn Masa Jag Lodgy Frederick W. Enwright Enwright Fred A. Dutton el Jah Emmy Wright Boston Telegram Boston Forever Bowright Nahant Eleanor Em‘plore Boston Telegram-News Dutton Chao ‘Four

Kaiser Bills Fate To Be Known Soon In German Shepherd Case

In Mt Sterling Kentucky Kr 20 Kaiser Bills fate hangs on a pending judge's ruling after a stay granted on a death sentence for killing thirty six sheep. Circuit Judge H B Prewitt will announce Monday whether the sentence stands or is overturned after an appeal by W B White representing Kaiser Bill and Mrs Gaz. Kaiser Bill remains free on a $300 bond.

MT. Sterling Bill Misnie Gay H. Bprewitt Kaiser BO W. B. White Kaiser Bill

Back Fashion's Backing Faris Promotes Pretty Backs in Paris

Paris society embraces a new style as designers and dressmakers promote showing the back. In venues from the opera to the Madeleine and Champs Elyses, women vie to display the most elegant vertebrae, praising a pretty back as authentic and desirable.

Faris Ashion Paris Madeleine Chapms Elyses

Dance and bake sale events in Elyria

On Fridays, the Elyria Eagles host a dance with 50c couples. The American Legion Auxiliary runs a bake sale at Darek's window until 2 p.m. Saturday features a Veterans of Foreign Wars dance at Elyria Elks Hall with old time and modern dances, Jan 21 1928, music by the Peerless Orchestra quartet, tickets £1 with extra ladies 50d.

American Legion Auxiliary Darek Elyvia Elks Hall Peerless Orchestra

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