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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1923

Page

4

Elyria Y M C A Camp Ise Plans for Summer Quickly Filling

Camp Ise at the Vermilion fiver near Elyria Y M C A reports strong early interest for a summer schedule. First Elyria period led by McClellan will run mid July with a staff from Findlay and Lorain M C A clubs, many improvements at lodge and grounds completed, and a scaling plan adding two ten day periods for August. New features include an older boys camp opening August, plus a September opening for city residents and Oberlin area families with broader participation including Chinese Mission groups.

Isethe Vermilion Fiver Elyria Y. WM. C. A Ab Lamas Doys Elya Eason Elyria McClellan Dayton Newport R. I Wig Suer Great Naval Training School Maerty Boys Findlay Lor- M.C. A Housemar Rudolph Auip Elyria Y. A. Qd Amherst Juring

Unconscious Man Found On Road With Critical Injuries

July 9 reports Tony Better badly injured and in hospital after a possible blow to the head, lying unconscious on the road near Clairsville. Believed assault caused the head wound while R. Bingman, 35, editor and publisher of the St Clairsville Gazette, died of tuberculosis near Belleville Mansfield home.

Lain Tony Better Saturday Clairsville

Acquitted of Treason in Paris Trial

Ernest Judet former editor of the newspaper Lait was acquitted today of treason charges. He had been accused of selling information to Germany during wartime.

Paris Ernest Judet Lait Germany

C. B. Ship Damages Lorain Port In Arrival

The passenger steamer C. B. struck telephone wires entering Lorain port causing a torn high tension line. Several nearby residents escaped injury or death as the situation prompted repairs at the American Shipbuilding yards.

Lorain American Shipbuilding Yards Ohio Public Service Co

Cigarette Vendor Fined $25 For Selling To Minor

George Sarich who runs a candy and cigar shop on East Broad Street was fined 25 and costs for selling cigarettes to a minor. The warrant by C Baron charged a sale to Alfred Baron aged 14. Sarich claimed the boy claimed to be 18 but the boy denied it. Sarich admitted the sale after seeing the youth.

George Sarich East Broad Street C- Baron Alfred Baron Sarich

Girls Cyclists Injured By Auto Near Their Homes

Lucile Burns and Merle Brown were struck by Harry W. Bishop driving a Dodge Sedan at his Grant street driveway. The riders on bicycles without lights were badly bruised but not seriously injured. Bishop carried them home to Princeton avenue.

Lucile Burns Merle Brown Harry W. Bishop Grant Street Bishop Princeton Avenue

Wrecked Balloon Race Victims Identified In Navy Notice

The article reports a balloon failure over the sea with wreckage and missing crew. Lieutenant Colonel Olmstead and Lieutenant Shotpaw witnessed the baloon into a storm as dusk fell on Tuesday. In Washington the navy orders Lieutenant Strong to Port Stanley to take charge of Lieutenant Roth’s body from the Indianapolis race.

R. S. Olmstead Atde R. W. Shotpaw Washington Bureau of Aeronautics The Navy Department Strong Cleveland Ohio Port Stanley Roth Indianapolis

Blast Fatal to an Aged Ohio Woman in Attica

Fire from exploding kerosene burned Miss Anna Fike, 72, at her Attica home, dying hours later. The blaze consumed the house and contents, plus the lifelong savings of Henry and Anna Fike. No insurance was carried on the property.

Tiffin Anna Fike Attica Henry Fike

100 Shoe Strike Pickets Nabbed in Brockton

In Brockton Massachusetts on July 9 more than 100 picketers were arrested in connection with a shoe workers strike. Among those detained were leaders identified as Yeomee and Joseph Lacourte as police and local officials move to end intensity at the strike site.

Brockton Mass Yomee Joseph Lacourte Mandrehana Dewelawtal

President Harding in Alaska Onward to Juneau

President Harding visited Alaska and vowed not to return to primitive conditions. He said the government will find a way to help Indians with their difficulties. Governor Bone and Henderson guided the party, with a stop at Ketchikan and Wrangell before continuing to Juneau. Sunday marked Harding's 32nd wedding anniversary as he first set foot on Alaskan soil.

Harding Bone Henderson Mellakatla Alaska Ketchikan Wrangell Juneau

Elyria Cubs Fall to St Nicholas 8 to 1

The Elyria Cubs were defeated by the St Nicholas team on Sunday with a final score of 8 to 1. The Cubs managed only three singles and could not find their hitting rhythm.

Lorain Elyria Cubs St. Nicholas Cubs

Bellefontaine farmer hatches chicks under heat lamp stunt

Don Shaffer, a Shelby County farmer, placed eggs under a Plymouth Rock hen to test heat. The sun overheated the nest and the hen deserted after two weeks, prompting Shaffer to cover the eggs and hatch the chicks. He is now raising the pullets.

Necticut Bellefontaine Don Shaffer Shelby County Plymouth Rock Biddy

Slap at Bryan Provokes Church Moderatorship Debate

Cincinnati dispatch reports a pulpit clash over William Jennings Bryan’s bid to moderate the Presbyterian Church of America at Indianapolis. Also in Cincinnati a mob of about a thousand, mostly Black, disrupted a fire scene after a spectator refused to stand behind fire lines. police dispersed them with clubs and leaders were charged. In Columbus a 7 year old Dominick Depoldi died and two others were hospitalized after auto accidents. In Sandusky Otto W. Mielke, 68, who recently sold his stake in Mielke Publishing, died today.

Cincinnati William Jennings Bryan Presbyterian Church of America Indianapolis West Court Street Columbus Dominick Depoldi Sandusky Otto W. Mielke Mielke Publishing Company

German Professor Given Twelve Years In Pen For Treason

Berlin reports Professor George Fuchs convicted of high treason was sentenced to 12 years in the penitentiary and fined two million marks. He also received a 10 year loss of honor.

Berlin George Fuchs

Drowning Linked to Punctured Tire Near Cincinnati

In Cincinnati on July 9 Daniel McHale aged 24 died after stepping into the Little Miami river for a dip while companions fixed a punctured tire. He cramps and could not be revived despite pulmotor attempts.

Cincinnati Daniel McHale Little Miami McHale

Lorain County Delegates Head Ohio Bar Meeting at Cedar Point

Judge Lee Stroup and Attorney J. B. Fauver of Elyria join G. A. Resek and Geo. L. Glitsch of Lorain as Lorain county delegates at the 44th annual Ohio State Bar Association meeting at Cedar Point starting Tuesday July 10 for three days. Noted speakers include Chief Justice Floyd B Thompson and Job E. Hedges with plans for reform of judicial elections and disbarment laws. The program features sessions on taxation, enforcement, and a boat cruise on Lake Erie with a banquet and dance planned.

Lee Stroup J. B. Fauver Elyria G. A.resek Geo. L. Glitsch Lorain Lorain County Ohio State Bar Association Cedar Point Robert A. Mason Columbus Floyd EB. Thompson Supreme Court of Illino’s Job E. Hedges New York Cary T. Marshall Ohio Supreme Court Maurice H. Donabus United States Court of Appeals William W. Westerfield Louisiana Bar Association Association Prosecuting Attorneys’ Section W. E. Beney Franklin County E. C. Stanton Cuyahoga County C. T. Marshall Judicial Section Laka Erie

Clay County Gas seeks land for booster site in CabKin Creek area

Bullets from Charleston report Clay County Gas Company, a South Tennessee subsidiary, has options on two land tracts in Cabin Creek district for a potential booster station. The plan includes a 73 mile line, with total costs estimated at 11 million dollars. Washington dispatch notes government to urge Supreme Court to uphold Congress power to fix number of liquor prescriptions physicians may issue, citing prior decisions supporting drug regulation.

Charleston W. Va Clay County Gas Company The South Tenn. Company Carkin Cabin Creek Washington United States Congress

Cleveland Prices and Fresh Produce Report

Cleveland July 9 prices for dairy including butter and milk, poultry items, and produce. Listings feature raspberries blackberries strawberries tomatoes potatoes and other garden produce with figures per crate, barrel, or pound. Prices are provided for various items and pack sizes in local markets.

Cleveland Hothouse

New York Stock Movements Show Mixed Early Trading

Stocks opened uneventfully with fractional gains and losses across sectors. Major movers included Stewart Warner up to 79 5 8, Brudebaker at 162 1 4, and California Pete rising to 31 1 2, while Bethlehem Steel slipped to 48 1 23 and Republic gained to 44 2 4 as rails firmed and open Liberty bonds posted early levels.

New York Stewart Warner Willys Overland Bethlehem Lee Republic Rose Brudebaker Mack Truck California Pete Rising Pan American Petroleum Baltimore and Ohio Rising New Haven New York Central

Zemo Product Ad Claims Clear Skin Cure

An old style ad urges readers to buy Zemo at Amy Drug Store for 35 percent off. It promises clear skin free of eczema pimples blackheads blotches and blemishes and touts anti inflammatory and antiseptic benefits with generic claims.

Zemo Sbteinoc Amy Alwa

Grain markets steady with mixed openings in July

Gincaco July 9 grain markets opened steady to slightly lower on slow trade. Wheat futures showed Sept at 1.03 1/8 to 1/2, Dec at 1.06 3/4 to 1/2. Corn openedunchanged to 1/4 higher on July, Sept at 8 161/4, Dec at 7 1/2. Provisions dull with July 39 13, Sept 11.50 27.

Gincaco Dell Ateady Core

State Day Agents Meet for Conclave in Columbus

Federal Prohibition Director 45 E. Ruseau leads Ohio agents in a statewide conference on enforcing prohibition laws. The meeting, held annually, aims to discuss plans and tighten enforcement amid reported laxity at various points across the state.

Columbus E. Ruseau Ohio Russell

Service Director Henry Beck Injured in Farm Mishap

Service Director Henry Beck sustained minor injuries after a Ford overturned in a rut while he rode to visit a friend and inspect an onion farm in Creston. He walked away with bruises and used a cane afterward.

Henry Beck Creston Ford Henry

Dissolve Injunction Against Ku Klux Klan

Superior Judge John D. Humphries dissolved a temporary injunction and receivership against the Ku Klux Klan in Atlanta Georgia. The order allows Klan officers led by L Rittenhouse of Philadelphia and others to resume charge of Klan affairs and funds.

Atlanta John D. Humphries Ku Klux Klan L. Rittenhouse Philadelphia

Lorain man fined for stealing cherries

Emil Dismas of Lorain was arrested Sunday by Sheriff Underhill on the charge of stealing cherries from Standen at Bly Tig Road and North Ridge. He reportedly had several baskets and an automobile ready to carry away the loot. He was arraigned before Justice George and fined 319.

Emil Dismas Lorain Sheri Underhill Standen Blytig Road North Ridge George

Food riots erupt near Potsdam in Nowawee village

July 9 reports say mobs in Nowawee village near Potsdam stormed markets and stores. Vendors and shopkeepers were pressured to sell at greatly reduced prices as the crowd enforced a drastic price cut on food supplies.

Berlin Nowawee Potsdam

French Deputies Ratify Pacific Pact After Naval Accord

Paris July 9 The French chamber of deputies ratified the five power naval treaty on Saturday and now unanimously approved the Pacific treaty, another accord from the Washington disarmament conference.

Paris Chamber of Deputies Washington

Murder convict Mrs Buzzi to be electrocuted this August

New York July 9 Mrs Anns Buzzi convicted of fatally shooting Frederick Schmeidher a wealthy contractor was sentenced today to death by electric chair for the week of August. She showed no emotion during the ruling.

New York Anns Buzzi Frederick Schmeidher Augusten

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