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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1932

Page

11

Two Hour Gun Battle Ends with Capture of Long

Nicholas A. Long barricaded himself in his home sparking a two hour firefight with about 500 police and Marines. One policeman was killed and a second wounded. Long fired over 104 shots before tear gas drove him out and led to his capture. An explosive scene drew hundreds as bystanders watched amid gas, lights out, and marked police positions.

Washington Nicholas A. Long Long Marine Barracks St. FE. Taylor E. A. Swanson Taylor

Wisely invest in K and M Ambler Asbestos Shingles

The ad urges conserving resources and warns of sudden expenses like roof repairs. It promotes K and M Ambler Asbestos Shingles as a wise, affordable roof solution, available in many styles and colors. Dealers nationwide offer free estimates with no obligation.

Ambler K & M Ambler

Angry confrontation ends with suspect Long taken into custody

An assailant named Long opened fire as a man fled, missing. He reappeared at a doorway, prompting two policemen to rush the scene. One officer was shot four times in the shoulder and chest but the suspect was restrained and dragged outside. No charges were filed yet. One of Long’s sons, William M. Long, 32, was held for inquiry.

Long William M. Long

Elyrian's Invention Freezes Ice Cream in Two Seconds

Elyria hosts a public demonstration of the Freezer Half-Minute Freezer by inventor Harry Gardner from Lorain. The device freezes ice cream and sherbet in two seconds using parts largely made in Elyria. E. D. Roberts of Cleveland aids marketing. local Elyria firms supply components for the Lorain manufactured unit. Gardner showcased at the Chronicle Telegram office, drawing interest from residents and local businesses.

Elyrian Elyrians Freezer Freezer Company Lorrain Elyria Timms Spring Company Elytie Manufacturing Company General Industries, Steel and Tubes, Peat, Printing Company Studebaker Chemical Company Gardner Chronicle Telegram

Elyrian’s two‑second ice cream machine to debut Saturday

A remarkable Elyrian invention freezes in two seconds and produces ice cream in the same time. The machine’s operation is described as extraordinary and hard to convey. Elyrians will have a chance to see the invention this Saturday.

Morale at Auburn Prison Rises Under New Warden

Seaside reports a calmer Auburn prison scene with better food recreation and freedom under Warden Joseph H. Brophy. Inmates presented a parchment testimonial to the administration praising improvements and pledging better conduct. Scouting youths in Newton assist traffic control, saving officers time at busy intersections.

Ami Joseph H. Brophy Brophy Vernon A. Morhous William F. Bergan

Heir to tobacco millions dies after self-inflicted wound

Smith Reynolds, 21, heir to the Reynolds tobacco fortune and husband of Libby Holman, died or was near death after shooting himself in the temple at a barbecue scene. He was reportedly cleaning a gun when the shot occurred. Reynolds had been studying aviation at New York University and had a tutor, with guests noting no drinking that night.

Winston Salem Smith Reynolds Reynolds Tobacco Reynolds Libby Holman United Press Smith School of Aeronautics New York University New York

Reynolds Heir Plans Delayed Inheritance Fight

The Reynolds family estate valued at 20 million dollars faces a multi year delay as the heir nears his 28th birthday. A separate 1 million dollar trust existed for his first wife, daughter of Joseph F. Cannon, a Concord manufacturer. His second marriage to Miss Holman, a Cincinnati University graduate, was announced May 20 in New York after abroad nuptials and prior secret vows.

Reynolds Joseph F. Cannon Concord N. C New York Reynolda Miss Holman

Three’s La Grange Grange Meeting Includes Presentations

In La Grange July meeting 48 members and other attendees gathered with Eaton Grange representatives. Worthy Master and Wellington Grange leads spoke on exchange of degree work. Sister Mary Bober won the penny prize as Eaton Grange presented an engaging program and a refreshment course closed the evening.

LA Grange Visitaent Eaton Granges Wi Grange Wellington Grange Mary’ Bober Eaton Grange

Relieve Headaches With Emtona Product Testimonial

Patient reports chronic daily headaches relieved by Emtona. She describes relief from stomach upset and constipation and notes strong results. Address listed as 413 Broad Street.

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