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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1930
Page
2
Retailers announce another price cut on shoes to clear stock before March 1. The note says goods have been sold at cost prior to the reduction, signaling a final clearance push. The statement mentions ongoing inventory reduction and urgency to move merchandise.
A local retailer promotes a sale on a wide range of new shoes for misses, boys, children, and youths. The stock is described as clean and in style, with prices advertised as astonishing. Shoppers are encouraged to call and visit to see for themselves.
Reports from La Guaira, Porto Cabello and Caracas outline an impending blockade end as Bowen pledges 30 percent of port receipts to a joint commission with powers and banks to guarantee payment of first claims. Negotiations include share of customs revenue and bank guarantees, with Italian and German positions noted. A separate Salt Lake City incident vows against jackrabbit comparisons amid smallpox vaccination debate. A flour shipment from Minneapolis heads to Pittsburgh and a Terre Haute coal mine fire traps workers, killing one and injuring several.
Denver reports the Senate accepts Teller's election after weeks of Democratic leadership and Republican realignment. Indianapolis notes the United Mine Workers' officers elected by referendum with Mitchell leading opposition, Wilson as secretary treasurer, and Lewis as VP. A defense fund proposal is discussed, plus continued 10 cent per month assessments. St. Louis recovers 90000 in bank loot linked securities from Frank Rudolph's case. robbers Anderson and Lewis remain at large with a $1800 reward.
Cincinnati on January 27 witnessed the funeral of Col Philip Deitsch late superintendent of police. A crowd of citizens from all walks filled the Scottish Rite cathedral and later the Masonic rites drew an overflow audience. Deitsch’s remains were escorted to the cemetery by police and Ohio National Guard.
World news column notes preparations for the 1904 St Louis exposition. It also reports three Americans slain by ladrones near Bolinao Zambales while attempting to disperse drones, with teacher Osborne among the dead. Other items include diplomatic concerns over Macedonia, a libel suit involving McClure's Magazine, a boxing KO, and a patricide in Enid Oklahoma Territory.
In ancient dog society a grand ball is planned for the king’s daughter, inviting all dogs. A vain small long haired dog delays, splits his coat, breaks his nose, and is mocked by the king who curses him to a life of curled tails. The tale ends with a prophecy that pug dogs will forever curl their tails and wheeze recalling the missed ball.
A medical college student answered a professor’s question with a dose of two strong poison. After a quarter hour the student tries to amend his answer but is told it is too late. The exchange ends without further clarification.
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