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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1933
Page
8
A severe windstorm in Detroit toppled a telegraphic pole, landing it in a motorist's parked car after shopping. No injuries reported as authorities assess the damage and clear debris.
June 13 1823 edition of the New York Herald under editor James Gordon Bennett marks a pivotal money market feature. The piece faced opposition yet became a permanent feature and is credited with publishing the first stock lists and a cele bottles review.
In the Free State clashes pit rival armadas in Tralee and Listowel as supporters of Eamon De Valera and William T. Cosgrave clash in the final hours before the vote. Bricks and clubs fly, civic guards falter, cars damaged, and a Cosgrave campaign truck is wrecked amid widespread unrest.
Los Angeles reports the fifth seizure of a plane used for illegal enterprises. Federal authorities launch a campaign to curb aerial contraband smuggling from Mexico, mainly liquor, harvested tax free and sold at a premium in California.
Seventeen ordinances passed by Elyria city council authorize bonds totaling 146 900 saving the city one and a half percent. An election set for April 8 would consider changing the municipal government form and appoint fifteen commissioners to draft a new charter. Other items include annexation moves, hospital construction progress, ice outlook, and Oberlin College endowment tax dispute.
Chronicle-Telegram reports $13,568.50 pledged today by Community Chest workers, bringing total to $27,859 toward an $88,600 goal. The drive continues with volunteers soliciting funds to support local agencies.
A 1928 entry notes a $13,000 appropriation for the county school superintendent's office, part of local budget allocations. The record reflects early 20th century funding levels affecting administrative oversight and rural education administration.
Hitoshi Ashida of the Seiyukai in the House of Peers demanded Foreign Minister Uchida clearly state Japan’s foreign policy. He accused Uchida and War Minister Araki of dictating a wavering policy, cited evidence of power over Manchuria, and criticized Japan’s Geneva stance and lack of constructive action.
Erick Leslie Newton told the judge he learned counterfeiting from books in the Chillicothe Reformatory library in Ohio. He received 13 years in Leavenworth and three years for transportation of a stolen automobile, plus 15 years for counterfeiting with five years suspended in federal court in Fort Worth.
A sequence of property transfers is recorded including Hattie L. Curtice to Dema Foster on part of lot 50 in La Grange. John Taylor Smith and Bertha May Smith to W O Krause trustee for Ashland Bank and Savings Company on lots 109 and 110 block one in Wellington. Leon F Parker to Roscoe D and Delia M Griggs on Johns Street Wellington. Ada L Parker deceased to Leon F Parker and Helen Spicer to Mae S Smith on Courtland Street Wellington. Morris P and Mary E Nesbett to Samuel P and Mary Zarnocay on 17 acres Elyria Medina road Grafton Township. Elnora and W H Hamilton to Wood Lumber Company on lot 33.
Grafton Grange No. 1686 met in regular session January 19 with Guy Amsbury in the chair. Third and fourth degrees will be given February 2. Committees named for the year include Captain Degree Team Wanda Faulkner Home Economics Foster Box Jeanne Box and others. Sheriff’s deed to George Shopp for lot 394 Lorain.
A fragmented passage notes skin affections arise from lowered resistance and suggests boosting the blood to purify the skin. It references increasing red cells and restoring hemoglobin to raise tissue vitality and overall body vigor.
The statement argues that democracy should be understood not only in political terms but also within social and industrial contexts. It suggests broader application of democratic principles to workplaces and communities.
At the organization meeting Saturday the county board of education adopted office policies for 1928. C. T. Winckles was re-elected president and George Bursley was re-elected vice-president.
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