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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1926
Page
12
A publicized aviation event in which Franco and the Spanish Qa will undertake a tri flight beginning at 7 o'clock in the morning. Officials report a special guard will monitor the hydroplane Plus Ultra as it departs from Jalande amid a crowd of observers and notable attendees.
Harold McCormick and his wife Ganna are aboard the liner Parix after a final voyage from Chicago to meet in New York Kan. The journey ends with McCormick stating plans to join his wife while a related legal action unfolds against W. E. Willis for 1203.25 dollars in postcard sales.
Little Mil dred Billings aged 10 arrived in Lorain after traveling solo from Los Angeles to live with grandfather J. Bilage. She recalls kind strangers helped her and notes she had $1.35 more on arrival. She said the trip was pleasant and she did not pay for meals.
Minnona Kershaw of this city asks the court to grant permanent alimony from Edward Kershaw. They married in 1923 and have one child. He left her on November 24 after paying $60 monthly for support. she asks the court to order continued payments.
The document outlines restrictions for children under fourteen and under sixteen, prohibits work in dangerous occupations for those under sixteen, and sets hours limits, permits through a school official, and medical proof. It calls for enumerating dangerous jobs for under eighteen and delegating extension to a state board.
An old advertisement touts McCoy's Rinolin as a revolutionary emulsion that cleanses the intestines, removes wall deposits, and restores regular bowels within ten days. It links constipation with skin clarity eyes brightness and increased vitality, urging readers to follow directions for lasting relief.
King Young of Detroit testified in criminal court that he confessed to a holdup murder of Isadore Steeck. Emmanuel Ross, 17, was sentenced to die for firing the fatal shot, and Young demonstrated the crime on the stand. Rose testified for the state yesterday.
In Sandusky Ohio Judge William L. Fienloger barred the alleged confession of Mary Keller from the jury and ordered the prosecution to stop using witness questioning that recorded statements from her after arrest. Chief Weingates and Lt Shifley testified about the arrest but could not repeat Keller’s remarks. The murder trial of Fay Elizabeth Keller, seven, will extend into next week.
Testimony from professors and students in a university inquiry describes objections to a political course as unfounded and compares it to studying diseases. Dr Georges Knight says communist beliefs among professors are unknown while morale on campus is high and conduct remains above reproach. Investigators note some confirmed socialists among students but question sincerity after they graduate, with few law violations and officials promptly addressing any issues. Dr Maris, longtime editor, is criticized for unbalanced statements by Professor North who calls his accusations wild and unfounded.
William H. Bruck appointed manager of Tom Douglas Tallor store after seven years with the company. The move honors faithful service, with the Rt. Rev. Charles H. Trent noted as Episcopal bishop of Buffalo and silver jubilee celebrant this year.
An advertisement touts Inflammacine salve as a quick remedy for children’s coughs colds and sore throats. It promises rapid relief with no risk and offers a money back guarantee if not satisfied at W. Phillips drug store.
Eva Lazarewicz filing in J. F. D. Am hgrat seeks divorce from Fimil Latarewicz alleging gross neglect, extreme cruelty, and habitual drunkenness. She claims he drinks heavily, threatens to kill herself and children, and never offers a kind word. She requests divorce gumony and an injunction to prevent interference.
A coast guard chase ended at Jefferson Street wharf after the tug Rescue tried to flee with 2000 to 3000 cases of Bootch Winskey rye crates and hundreds of champagne crates. Four men were captured Ishin Lopez Henry Cole Joseph Silva and George Shayes as water poured in. a raid hours earlier seized cargoes worth more than half a million dollars from ten ships.
A Kiwanis meeting featured a speaker praising public opinion as a powerful force for guiding ethics and war loan support. He urged full club cooperation, noting Ohio has 8000 Kiwanis clubs and the international body 100000 members. The Rotary Club sent a rose basket and birthday greetings to Arthur Waters, Lorain County Treasurer, who joined Kiwanis. Waters was welcomed with a Kiwanis pin by former President Robert Ries.
The annual meeting of the bank's stockholders was held yesterday at company offices. The president reported a profitable year with strong gains across departments. Directors for the current year include C. M. Braman, C. Blanchard, A. G. Bean, J. F. Durke, and others. Officers re elected: C. M. Braman as President, C. E. Blanchard as Vice President, J. B. Seward as Vice President and Secretary, F. R. Eckler as Treasurer.
Father Albert Negahaguet assistant priest at St Joseph’s Roman Catholic Cathedral in Oklahoma City is described as the world’s only full-blooded Indian priest.
In Haverhill Massachusetts on January 21 a blaze destroyed an apartment house housing sixteen families and a Ro bert and Duby Shoe Company factory, causing total losses around 129000. Firemen were injured and ten escaped from a collapsing roof while fifty residents fled to the street. Mrs Killen Anderson, seventy, was rescued from the apartment building which suffered extensive damage.
Ming Florence Krieser of East Fourteenth Street Lorain dies at fifteen after a short illness with funeral Friday. Joseph Wagner 84 former Elyria Avon resident dies in San Francisco, brother of Nicholas and uncle to Hila Wagner. Richman Bros Lorain plant to boost local payroll from 175 to 525 by February 1.
Tro duce market report lists butter prices 43 to 47 cents with extras 46 47. Eggs quote 36 37 1 2 cents for Ohio firsts and western firsts 95 1 2 cents. Poultry prices show fowls 27 to 49 cents, fryers 15 to 16 cents, springers 27 29, ducks and geese 2.00 to 2.23. Potatoes Ohio 2.50 to 2.65 per bushel, cabbage 60 to 65 dollars per ton, hothouse tomatoes 3.50 per 10 pound basket, onions 2.50 to 2.005 per hundredweight.
Receipts and prices for cattle calves sheep and hogs at Cleveland and Toledo markets. Cattle steady fat steers 8.00 to 10.50 with variations. calves 13.00 to 16.00. lambs 15.00 to 15.50. hogs values around 11.90 to 12.50. overall market softer in Toledo with hogs lower and cattle steady.
Directors re elected present officers for the new year after the stockholders meeting. Elmer Rice presided as president and reports by A J Robinson and J A Ravaca showed growth and sound condition. Horace Nye highlighted the Trust department gains. Directors chosen from stockholders for the ensuing year. For fifty years Sir William Souleby has served London's mayors as secretary.
Police seek a solid ivory pool ball valued at 25 dollars taken from the Seles pool room last night. The ball has two small holes bored into it as distinguishing marks.
The federal government waived its charges on the Dyer Act to pursue murder charges against Durkin. It used extensive resources to gather evidence and helped locate him as he and his 18 year old bride rode toward St. Louis in a Texas train compartment.
Reports describe two opposing groups within nationalist circles. One favors cementing ties with the Soviet Union potentially provoking a new war, while the other seeks conciliation with the West and a united front against communism.
Wellington O Jan 21 Funeral services for Mr L H Dibbie a prominent local businessman were held at his home at 2 pm with the Masonic order in charge Burial took place in Greenwood cemetery mausoleum Dr C W Recard left yesterday to attend the seventh annual State Convention of denominations in Columbus He will join the Evangelism Commission Circle No 2 of the Ladies Aid Society M B Church meets at the home of Mrs Blanche Sutlis Friday afternoon
The article notes Pope Pius XI normally limits his morning meal to a small cup of coffee and a dry biscuit that he dips into the coffee.
An advertisement touts Allenrhu Special Formula No 2 capsules as a fast, safe fix for persistent neuritis pain. It promises pain relief within about 24 hours and urges continued use for two to three days, claiming success for shoulder arm neck or leg pains. C. W. Phillips or any good pedruser can supply it.
Parents of four senior students demand a thorough probe after an unchaperoned gun party at Cleveland Heights High. Two girls Dorothy Pasini and Ruth McClenaghan, both 17, and two boys vanished from home, then surfaced in a Cleveland rooming house. Jack Dolly, Jack Potter, and Edward Jeffrey are missing. Detectives and juvenile judge Adams will oversee the arraignment.
A prowler described as a peeping Tom was seen last night in Hiyria. Police received a call from a Winckles street residence reporting the intruder peering into windows. Officers searched the area but found no trace of the man.
Mrs. F. 8 Trossier of Caldwell Ave and Adama St reports spring and summer fatigue, nervousness, and dizziness vanished after taking Crece. She credits renewed appetite and vigor to a natural remedy and condemns harsh mineral drugs in favor of herbal preparations.
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