Aged Man Frank Peters Dies by Own Action in Garage
Despondent over ill health Frank Peters aged 69 was found dead hanging from a rafter in a garage at 100 East Broad street this morning. Logan Scott discovered the body as he entered the garage and Coroner Myles E. Perry ruled death by own action. Peters had been living with relatives and had been visiting Cleveland relatives yesterday. He is survived by three sons Frank and William of Cleveland and Clarence of Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Peters
East Broad Street
Logan Scott
Tabor Ice Cream Company
Myles E. Perry
Perry
Peters
Cleveland
Frank
Wiliam
Clarence
Elyria
Debatable Murderer Kaltenbaugh Found to Be Moron
Edward Kaltenbaugh 22 of Grove City Ohio confessed to a double murder and will undergo a sanity evaluation by a three-doctor commission. They describe him as a low mentality moron dangerous to be at large and say he lacks responsibility for his crime. If findings hold, he will be committed to the State hospital for the criminal insane at Lima. An insanity hearing is set for Feb 11 to decide trial status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Edward Kaltenbaugh
Grove City
John Oser
Danal Fulton Dairyman
Bertha
Sanity Commission
Kaltenbaugh
State Hospital
Lima
Stolen 1926 Willys Knight Coupe Reported in Norwalk
Norwalk police advised Elyria police to watch for a 1926 Willys Knight coupe stolen in Norwalk yesterday. The car bears license plate X3 154 and is owned by Earl Miller of Norwalk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Elyria
Earl Miller
Prince of Wales Tours Welsh Mines to Inspect Living Conditions
January 29 Prince Edward of Wales travels aboard the Princes train to Newcastle to study mine workers and families living conditions firsthand. He aims to assess needs after a Christmas radio appeal and plans further relief, with funds nearing $2,535,000 and a government matching pledge. The tour will cover South Wales, Northumberland and Durham and run into Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince OF Wales
Newcastle
Wales
Prince Edward of Wales
Cairn Terriers
King’s Cross Station
London
South Wales
Northumberland
Durham
Strike New Gas Well Near Elyria
A new gag gas well with a daily flow of 2,500,000 cubic feet was brought in on the Mrs. P. K. Clark farm south of Elyria. Drillers W. J. Dempsey of Lakewood and C. J. Dougherty of Medina announced, with Steel and Tubes Inc. as owners. Three wells had already produced 4,500,090 cubic feet daily. Gas will be used at Elyria plant, after leasing about 1800 acres in Carlisle district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Steel and Tubes, Inc
W. J. Dempsey
Carlisle
Apple Creek Appropriation Bill Introduced in Ohio Assembly
Columbus Ohio January 29 an appropriation bill to renew lapsed construction funds will be introduced in the eighty eighth general assembly The measure allocates 800000 for the Apple Creek institution for the feeble minded in Wayne county and 200000 for a similar site near Lebanon in southwestern Ohio Additional construction at the state penitentiary and London prison farm is included.
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Columbus, O
Eighty-Eighth
General Assembly
Apple Creek
Wayne County
Lebanon
Ohio
State Penitentiary
London
Injured Worker Slips at Steel and Tubes Plant
John Tergen, 40, an employee of Steel and Tubes Inc, slipped and fell at work injuring his left knee. He was taken to Memories Hospital for treatment and later released.
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Injtres
John Tergen
The
Steel and Tubes, Inc
Memories Hospital
Grand Jury Indicts Begin Sixteen Criminal Trials Today
Sixteen criminal cases from recent indictments start today with a special jury pool of 18. First up is Marke Naish charged with reckless driving on Pearl road on November 7, followed by Joseph Edie facing petit larceny for stealing four chickens from a Columbia Township residence. The panel includes six from Lorain, eight from Elyria, four from other county areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Thornton
Mattie Voorhies
John Haraing
Theodore Pruski
Lorain
Katie Westowcrip
Marke Naish
Pearl Road
Marke
James Kelley
Joseph Edie
State of Ohio
Edie
Columbia Township
Elyria
Charles Hermann
Pearl Waddington
Fred Weigand
Haby Farge
Co. BE. Kent
G. H. Sheridan
Thomas Rule
R. E. Griswold
Bertha Pember
L. Tilden
W. H. Copeland
Clara Granger
Charles Daney
Jane Seton
Death of Mrs Elizabeth Carlin 74 at Elyria home
Mrs Elizabeth Carlin 74 died suddenly at her home 851 West River Street last evening. Born in Elyria in 1854 she had lived here all her life. Her husband Tom Carlin preceded her eleven years ago. Survived by five children Thomas B Pittsburgh Theodore F Cleveland George Ray J Elyria and Mrs Anda A Neiding Elyria two sisters Catherine Kramer Carrie Brown Elyria and two brothers Fred and Charles Kuchenrither Elyria. Funeral Thursday 9:30 from St Agnes church with burial in St Mary's cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Carlin
West River Street
Elyria
Tom Carlin
Carlin
Thomas B
Pittsburgh
Theodore F
Cleveland
George
Ray J
Anda A. Neiding
Catherine Kramer
Carrie Brown
Fred
Charles Kuchenrither
St. Agnes’ Church
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Death of Frank W Brown in Cleveland
Frank W Brown son of the late Captain and Mrs Brown of Cedar Street died Monday evening January 28 at his home West Boulevard Cleveland Service will be held Thursday afternoon at 1 30 o clock at the late home Interment will be made in Ridgelawn Elrria
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Brown
Mra. Brown
Cedar Street
West Boulevard
Cleveland
Ridgelawn
Elrria
Obituary: Justin A Marlett Dies at 75 in Elyria
Justin A Marlett died at 1 40 this morning at his home 1932 Bath street after a week's illness aged 75 years 7 months and 20 days He leaves six children E F Marlett C C Marlett Mrs W C Hull Mrs F E Long W W Marlett and F H Marlett and many grandchildren great grandchildren and two sisters He lived in Elyria 29 years a member of the USW V local post Funeral services set for Thursday at 2 00 p m from his residence with Rev Edwin Kirby officiating Burial in Ridselawn cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justin A. Marlett
Bath Street
E. F. Marlett
Palatka
Fla
C. C
Middletown
Ohio
W. C. Hull
F. E. Long
W. W. Mariett
Elyria
F. H. Marlett
Detroit
Post
Edwin Kirby
Ridselawn Cemetery
W T Shepard Dies at 70 in LaPorte Home
W T Shepard died at his LaPorte home at 8:00 this morning after a five week illness. He was 70. He is survived by his widow and several children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Shepard
LaPorte
Mrz
R 8 Kirk Home Notice for LaPorte Resident
R 8 Kirk at home C T Shepard of the Grafton road A L Shep ard of Cleveland H W Shepard of Elyria ten grandchildren Mr Shepard had been a resident of LaPorte for past forty five years and a member of the LaPorte M E church for forty years Friends may call at Nichols Funeral Home until Thursday morning when the body will be taken to the home and services will be held at 2 00 pm from the La Porte church with Rev Markey of dying Burial in LaPorte cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Markey Ofdlelatiog
LaPorte Cemery
Mrs Mary C Ransom Dies at 86 in Elyria Home
Mrs Mary C Ransom aged eighty six years five months and twelve days died at her daughter Mrs F W Hartmans home 411 Ninth street Tuesday morning. She leaves two children E M Ransom of Oberlin and Mrs F W Hartman of Elyria. She belonged to Elyria Baptist church and the local W C T U. Funeral services Thursday at 2 30 pm at Mrs Hartmans home with Rev R T Ketcham officiating. Interment in Westwood Cemetery Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary C. Ransom
F. W. Hartman
Ninth Street
E. M. Ransom
Oberlin
Elyria Baptist Church
Hartman
R. T. Ketcham
Westwood Cemetery
Cleveland
Michigan U 10 Invites Coolidge to Lead
Lansing January 29 An invitation will be presented to President Coolidge to become president of the University of Michigan to succeed Dr Clarence Cook Little John S Hagerty secretary of state said he declined to name when the bid would be made but believed the idea would appeal to the president. Hagerty added plans were being made for a state wide movement to urge the president to accept the university post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Mich
Coolidge
University of Michigan
Clarence Cook Little
John S. Hagerty
Haggerty
Michigan
Hagerty
Recalls the Days With John D. Rockefeller at Rotarians
A. M. Hannaford spoke to a Rotarian luncheon at the Newel Hotel recounting his youthful experiences with John D. Rockefeller. He described singing with an orchestra hired by Rockefeller, being invited to his home, and Rockefeller's personal traits, noting typical pay for Sunday services and the absence of favors in Rockefeller’s company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newel
A. M. Hannaford
John D. Rockefeller
Hannaford
Rockefeller
Rockefellow
William McClelland
Bob Moore
Lawrence Webber
Dearne Burns
Fess Denies He Protested Raid On Brewery
Senator Simeon Fess of Ohio denies charges that he protested a Cincinnati brewery raid. John C. Eckert testified Buckley told him Fess protested, but Fess claims he had no knowledge until 19 days before the indictment and urged District Attorney May to investigate fully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cincinnati
Simeon Fess
Ohio
John C. Eckert
Bert Buckley
Columbus
Buckley
Fess
Jackson Brewins Co
Ohio Dailies Gather in Columbus for First Session
The Associated Ohio Dailies opened its first business session in Columbus with an association banquet and evening oratory. Secretary of State Clarence Jane welcomed the group as speakers from the Ohio Council of Retail Merchants and publishers associations outlined editorial leadership and industry concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Associated Ohio Dailies
Clarence Jane
George W Sheridan
Ohio Council of Retail Merchants
P. BE. C. Crowe
Ohio Newspaper Association
L. L. Jones
The
Publishers’ Association
New York
J. W
Ohio House Debates Citizenship Bias and Tax Measures
A Urbana representative leads a citizenship bias bill to bar public work hires lacking U.S. citizenship or intent, mirroring prior Bible bill fights. Other proposals include restoring auto tag fee scales, loosening speed limits from 55 to 45 outside cities, city borrowing for operating costs, a three mill school levy outside limits, school health staffing, veterans guardianship law, longer township terms, and a five percent gross receipts tax on theaters and amusement venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Urbana
Thore
Wolver
Ohio
Elmer E. Boden
Akron
Mit
David
Ingalls
Cleveland
Rep. S. K. Mardis
Athens County
County Budget Commission
Boards of Education
Elma P. Valentine
Ranklin
Herman L. Vail
National Conference of Commissioners of Uniform
American Legion
Geo. M. Forney
Hancock County
G. E. Sharp
Vinton County
County road funds allocated across Lorain and townships
The report lists lands for road building and improvements with Lorain city contributing 28,290.21 dollars and Elyria 24,511.20. Rochester detailed as the lowest last year at 107.55, while townships in the county contributed 23,024.58, half of which will fund county road improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain City
Elyria
Rochester
Chimney Fire Chars Wallpaper At 129 Huron Street
At noon today a chimney burned out at 129 Huron Street filling the William McCully home with smoke. The bell alarm was rung and Hose Company No 1 and Engine Co responded. Investigation found the chimney overheated with no external damage beyond charred wallpaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Call Fire Department
Huron Street
William McCully
No. 1
Enagine Co
Abandoned Pontiac Found on East River Near Grant Street
Police may communicate today about a Pontiac coupe license 957 735 left on East River Street near Grant Street for several days. Abandoned vehicle report notes its uncertain location and possible disposal actions by authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East River Street
Grant Street
Lorain County to survey tubercular need for a sanitarium
Lorain County trustees and clerks plan a countywide survey in all 21 townships to assess tubercular needs and the feasibility of a county sanitarium. Township clerks plus local physicians will collect data with health boards of Lorain and Elyria to provide facts. two site options are the Merthe farm in South Amherst and the Bailey farm north of Oberlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
A. B. Root
Grafton
County Trustees and Clerks Association
Root
St. Paul's Church
Lorain
Elyria
Markets Cleveland Produce Cleveland
Butter prices for tablets and extras, eggs, poultry, and potatoes listed with bid and ask figures. Includes consignment notes for heavy fowls, leghorns, ducks, geese, and potatoes from Ohio New York Maine Idaho and homegrown sacks with price ranges and quantity details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Poultry Express
Express
Ohio
New York
Maine
Green Mountain
Idaho
Russell Burbanks
Cleveland Livestock Prices Trim Market Updates
Hogs receipts 1300, market uneven 25 to 49 cents higher. 259 350 lb hogs 10.35 to 10.60, 200 250 lb hogs 10.60 to 10.75, 160 200 lb hogs 10.60 to 10.85, 159 160 lb hogs 9.25 to 10.75, 90 130 lb hogs 9.00 to 9.25, packing sows 8.00 to 3.50. Cattle receipts 100, calves 275, market generally steady with beef steers 10.00 to 10.75, light yearlings and heifers 10.25 to 10.50. Sheep receipts 600, lambs 15 to 25 higher, bulk fat lambs 16.75 to 17.25, bulk fat ewes 8.00 to 9.90.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Livestock
Cleveland
Toledo Livestock Market Report Hoes Hogs Steady
Toledo Ohio January 29 hogs receipts 300 market steady with gains to 25 cents heavies 950 to 310 mediums 1025 to 1050 Yorkers 89 1040 good pigs 850 to 89 calves receipts light market slow sheep and lambs receipts light market steady
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Toledo Grain Prices for Seed and Timothy
The document lists cash, domestic, old and new prices for Toledo Clover Seed with January February and March figures. It shows imported and domestic rates for old and new seed, including $18.00 and $18.20 for domestic cash, and $12.75 to $123.15 for imported items. Timothy seed prices appear as cash old $3.00, cash men $3.15, with February and March at $3.15 and $3.20, and other varieties unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Timothy
Suits Filed Against Johnsons and Kelloggs
The Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Company filed suit for 834.18 against Hester Johnson and W M Johnson on a cognovit note. The Standard Oil company asks Judgment for 435.75 on a cognovit note against O H Kelloggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Company
Hester Johnson
W. M. Johnson
Standard Oil Company
O. H. Kelloggs
Americans To Have Nine Umpires This Season
Chicago January 29 Americans Association will employ nine umpires this year, an increase from eight. Named are Frank Brown C E Johnston R W Snyder F R Connolly Joseph Rue Tel McGrew George Johnson Harry Goetz and Sam A McAfferty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
American Association
Thomas Hickey
Frank Brown
C. E. Johnston
R. W. Snyder
F. R. Connolly
Joseph Rue
Tel McGrew
George Johnson
Harry Goetz
Sam A. McAfferty
Chicago Catcher Hartnett Marries Martha Marshall
Chicago Cubs catcher Gabby Hartnett and his bride Miss Martha Marshall married yesterday and prepared to honeymoon on the Pacific coast. They will spend their honeymoon during the Cubs spring training at Catalina Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Gabby Hartett
Chicago Cubs
Martha Marshall
Pacific Coast
Cubs
Catalina Island
Invite Sunday To Speak At Oberlin
Oberlin January 29. First Baptist Oberlin student members backed by Rev. John Middlemiss invite Rev. Billy Sunday to speak at the local Baptist church this week or before his Elyria six week engagement ends. Prospects of his acceptance appear good as he had shown willingness to come upon invitation. The invitation was delivered to Sunday by students, with Middlemiss also addressing him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Wm. A
Billy) Sunday
Elyria
First Baptist Church of
John Middlemiss
Billy
Middlemiss
Janbys Handle Bellevue in Narrow 38 32 Victory
Janbys Play Well Against Bellevue. Without four regulars, the Janbys beat the Bellevue Y M C A cage team 38 to 32 led by Carl Brickley with 20 points. Bellevue led 22 16 at halftime before Oberlin influenced play in the third quarter. Returns game scheduled at Oberlin High gym Friday for first appearance since December 61, 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janby Oil
Bellevue Y. M. C. A. Cage
Carl Brickley
Oberlin
Bellevue
Moore
Capt. Krueger
Gerald Gaines
Russell Morris
Emil Welss
Perkson
Brickley
Bingham
Esnter
Hamlin
Bill Norris
Bob Hamlin
Oberlin High
Janbys
College Library Receives Civil War Papers Gift
The college library announces the receipt of valuable files from Oswald Garrison Villard editor of The Nation and grandson of William Garrison. The collection includes bound volumes of the New York Tribune from Civil War era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Library
New York
Civil War Times
Oswald Garrison Villard
the Nation
William Garrison
New York Tribune
Willard’s sources for his John Brown life book
The notes indicate Mr. Willard consulted years 1856 to 1859 and 1860 to 1865 in the New York Herald and 1861 to 1865 in the New York Evening Post. These papers shaped his abolitionist biography of John Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Herald
The
New York Evening Post
Mr. Willard
John Brown
Celina Judge Named State Insurance Superintendent
Celina Judge C. H. Younger was named state superintendent of insurance by Governor Cooper in Columbus. The former Mercer county probate judge and former state attorney general his six years as special counsel focused on insurance. Younger succeeds William A. Doody. first Republican elected in 40 years in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Younger
Celina
Cooper
Edward Odo. Schorr
William A. Doody
Mercer County
Hoe
Hunch Identifies Eighteenth Victim in Bellevue Bus Crash
Harry Hanson of Kansas City identified his brother Francis Hanson, 34, painter, as the eighteenth victim of the interurban crash in Bellevue Ohio. The brothers had exchanged letters weekly. burial likely in Bellevue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellevue
Harry G. Hanson
Kansan City
Francis Hanson
Kansas City
Detroit
Cleveland
Harry
Constipation and Health Advice from a Physical Therapist
A short public health note from D. Reynolds, D. C., on constipation as a health warning. It stresses that this condition signals potential ailments, urges keeping fit, and lists contact details for Physical Therapy Treatments at 08 Masonic Tempie, phone 3328.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Reynolds
D. C
Wallflower no more as McCoy's Tablets boost vitality
A McCoy girl shows off renewed energy and confidence, praising McCoy's Tablets for keeping her in condition and vivacious. Ad claims thousands of doctors prescribe the formula for rundown women, offering 69 sugar coated tablets for 60 cents with a 39 day trial and money back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCoy
Hbher
Adyv
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Noane
West Side Lumber & Coal Co
Hudson
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Phare
Prises Desides
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Tee
Prempresa
Fifth
Court Ave
Des Moines
Towa
U 10
Gnire
Mother Gray
T. B
Tucker
Blue Bird
Blue Bird Sweet Shoppe
Court Street
Inane Company
Western Reserve Finance
Turner
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