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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1929

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Body of Drowning Victim Found Near West River

A four day search ended at 7 30 this morning with the recovery of Earnest Wash 10 from Black River near the J Petro farm West River street. Cascade Park workers Machock and Ryan found the grayish blue bathing suit clad body ten feet from shore after patrolling with the American Legion firemen police and others. The body likely snagged on a rock as the river fell from Monday’s high level, ending the missing youths long search.

Earnest Wash Black River Tilver J. Petro West River Street Cascade Park John Cascade Petro Farm Madhock Ryan

California Endurance Fliers Hit 217 Hours In Air

Culver City California July 11 The Angeleno pilots Mendell and Reinhart report engine noises as they continue their endurance flight toward a 300 hour record. fog and fatigue threaten the mission while refueling and motor checks proceed amid warnings of possible completion. McAdoo confirms ownership of the Angeleno and Culver City airport and a $5000 aviation fund is pledged to support the effort.

Culver City Calif Anageleno Loren Mendels Pete” Reinhart Cal Loren Mendell R. M Pacific Mendell and Reinhart Cleveland Byron Newcomb Roy Mitchell Pigeon Paul Whittier Slade Hulbert Mendell Newcomb and Mitchell McAdoo William G. McAdoo, Jr A. E. McManus R. B. Reinhart Reinhart

Bomb wrecks Ideal Theatre in Akron Ohio

A dynamite blast damaged the Ideal Theatre in Akron on July 11, injuring no one. Police suspect disgruntled workers tied to management and the projectionists union. Intruders were found at the Liberty Theatre but deterred before causing harm. Damages to the Ideal were about 5000 dollars as the front wall and ticket booth were destroyed and nearby windows shattered.

Akron Ideal Theatre Projectors Union Ideal Liberty Theatre

Lincoln Werner Longtime Tailor Leader and Family Man

Abraham Lincoln Werner, born age 27, trained in Northville New York and Oberlin, spent a year in New York cutting school, moved to Elsin, entered tailoring in 1913 and remained. led Rotary for a year and Knights of Pythias offices for eight years, promotes Elyria band concerts for four years, married with daughter, residence 252 Ohio Street.

Abraham Lincoln Werner Northville N. Y Adirondacks New York Oberlin Elsrna Rotary Club Knights of Pythias K of P Elyria Naval Academy Annapolis Werner Ohio Street

British sub H-47 crew presumed dead after salvage abandonment

In the Irish Sea off St George's Channel the British submarine H-47 lies at the bottom after a collision with L-12. Admiralty abandons salvage efforts as rough seas and a stalled rescue reduce hopes for any survivors. No messages were heard from the crew and officials believe they died within minutes of the collision. The salvage equipment remains at Milford Haven awaiting calmer seas.

St. George's Channel Channel London St. George’s Channel Irish Sea Admiralty Milford Haven

Lawyers To Hear The Governor At Bar Association

Courtroom activity paused at the county courthouse as county lawyers travel to Cedar Point for the Ohio State Bar Association sessions opening this morning. John A. Elden of Cleveland presides. Speakers include Governor Myers Y. Cooper and Paul V. McNutt. Attorneys expect remarks on prohibition enforcement and race track betting. This marks the fiftieth annual meeting of the association.

Cedar Point Ohio State Bar Association John A. Elden Cleveland Myers Y. Cooper Paul V. McNutt Bloomington Ind The American Legion Association

New Currency Arrives As Banks Begin Distribution

About 59009 in small denominations of the new currency have been received by local banks and are being distributed to customers. The chatter focuses on abundance rather than denomination size, with many noting that plenty matters more than the size of notes.

Wellington Pays Honor To Salonas A Williams New Commander Of Ohio G A R

Wellington O July 11 with flags flying and bands playing this Lorain county village welcomed Salonas A Williams newly elected commander of the Ohio Grand Army of the Republic. About 300 visitors attended as Williams a Wellington resident and GA R member since boyhood drew praise for potential national command. A parade featured the Ashland Ladies Fife and Drum corps Elyria Youth bands and more while dignitaries from Columbus Akron Canton and other towns joined the celebration at the First Congregational church then a reception honored Reuben Knapp the oldest veteran present.

Wellington Lorain County Salonas A. Williams Ohio Grand Army of the Republic Willams Williams Sherman Georgia Ashland Ladies’ Fife Elyria Brighton John McClay Columbus Edward J. Smith Akron Elizabeth Johnston Lida Slucas G. A. R. Columbus Betsy Ross Canton G A. R Ohio First Congregational Church Reuben Knapp

A G HOOL BOARD APPROVES BUDGET

Elyria public schools board of education approved the tentative 1930 budget at a special meeting. The plan shows about a $23,000 reduction from 1929 as officials pledge to curb expansion and keep expenses down. The board authorized the purchase of 201 new lockers for the High School Washington Lincoln and Technical buildings from Lyons Locker Company for about $700.

Elyria Public Schools Board of Education Washington, Lincoln Washington, Lincoln, and Technical Lyons Locker Company Peoria Illinois

Fellow resigns as secretary of Eljma Chamber of Commerce

E J Fellow resigns as secretary effective August 10 with interim management by E W Bell and A J Robinson. He joined June 1 1926 and during three years oversaw a large program focusing on industrial development and the chamber’s reorganization from Board of Trade to Chamber of Commerce with many new members.

E. J. Fellow Eljma Chamber of Commerce Board of Trade Chamber of Commerce American City Bureau

New Farm Board to Confront Wheat Situation

Washington July 11 Hoover to launch the new federal farm board at its first meeting here next Monday after a second White House conference on Gulf Port wheat congestion. No immediate use of emergency powers to relieve the wheat glut at Gulf Ports was indicated.

NEW Farm Board Washington Whites House Gulf Ports Hoover Federal Farm Board of the Grain Movement

Edsel Ford backs free trade in auto industry

Washington July 11 Edsel Ford son of the billionaire manufacturer favors free trade in autos. R I Roberge Ford assistant sales manager testifies before the senate finance committee detailing a split among major automakers. Alvan Macauley urged tariff as low as 10 percent with countervailing provision. Alfred P Sloan also supported at least 10 percent. The elder Ford not invited for attendance.

Washington Edsel Ford R. I. Roberge Ford Motor Company Senate Finance Roberge Alvan Macauley Packard Motor Company Macauley Alfred P. Sloan General Motors Ford Ford Motor Co Henry Ford

Charred Body Of Mine Owner Recovered After Blast

In Somerton, Ohio, 59 year old George Griffith was killed when his mine exploded Tuesday afternoon. Rescuers fought for 33 hours to reach him through poisonous gas as they worked to reopen the mine. Griffith was cleaning the mine when the blast occurred, believed caused by a friction spark.

ST. Clairsville George Grifith Somerton Griffith

Five Die In Erie Rail Crash Near Corning New York

Corning New York July 11 five persons were killed and several injured when a fast Erie railroad express collided with a derailed freight east of Corning. The Lake Cities Express No 6 departing Cleveland at 4 50 pm crashed into the freight cars, igniting fires that engulfed the wreckage. among the dead were F E Blake engineer W Latonick fireman Morris Hurlburt and P A Fagan two mail clerks and Swan Berger of Moline Illinois.

Corning N. Y Erie Railroad F. E. Blake Hornell Engi Neer W. Latonick Susquehanna Morris Hurlburt Lockport P. A. Fagan Salamanca Swan Berger Moline Lake Cities Cleveland New York Dayton Marion Akron Youngstown

Rome Welcomes American Flier

Rome fetes Roger Q. Williams and Lewis A. Yancey of the Pathfinder after their arrival from Old Orchard Maine via Santander Spain. King Victor Emmanuel to award a high Italian decoration as Italy plans a large pageant and escorts across surrounding fields.

Rome Roger Q. Williams Lewis A. Yancey Pathfinder United Press Victor Emanuel Italy Old Orchard Santander Spain Excelsior Alexander C. Kirk Henry P. Fletcher Williams and Yancey Air Ministry Italo Balbo Littorio

Elyrian Given Highest Degree by Odd Fellows

Capt G A Friday of Elyria was among 27 men awarded the Decoration of Chivalry at the Akron state meeting of the Patriarchs Militant and Grand Encampment of the Odd Fellows. The honor recognizes meritorious service in Odd Fellowship. Mrs Fannie Brouse of Wellington was among the voters who received the decoration.

Elyrian ODD Fellows G. A Elyria Odd Fellowship Order Akron Fannie Brouse Wellington Oter

Suspend Rages At Thistledown Track

Cleveland July 11 racing at Thistledown in North Randall Village was halted on day two of the meet. Edward P Strong owner of the oval was arrested yesterday on charges of permitting gambling at the track and announced racing would pause pending hearings at 10 a m Monday before Justice of the Peace No 1.

Cleveland Thistledown Track North Randall Village Edward P. Strong the Oval Justice of the

Commissioners hear claims on Hilliard Boulevard route

Ten property owners presented claims totalling 71 700 to the Board of County Commissioners for the right of way along the Hilliard Boulevard from Elvria to Rocky River. A hearing in the commissioners' office adjourned to 1 pm on Thursday October 14 for thorough review of the claims.

Hilliard Road Board of County Commissioners Hilliard Boulevard Elvria Rocky River

Three Killed in Michigan Highway Crash

Three Detroit residents die in a collision involving a car a guided horse and a Greyhound Lines bus in Monroe Michigan. Victims include Tom Stathes 30 his wife but unnamed and Paul Esramdes 30. Davis Young the horse handler was injured. Bus driver Ralph Hardimg 25 from Cincinnati faced questioning.

Monroe Detroit Greyhound Lines Tom Stathes St.thes Paul Esramdes Stathes Davis Young Landscapes Gardner Young Ralph Hardimg Cincinnati

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