Denmark Norway break threatens in land dispute
The Copenhagen government warned of a potential rift with Norway over East Greenland claims after King Haakon signed Norway’s occupation of a 71.30 to 74.50 degree north segment. Denmark suspended talks, referred the issue to The Hague, Cabinet to meet, while Swedish press favored Denmark amid rival claims and a 300 mile stretch from Carlsberg Fjord to Bessel Fjord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Denmark
Norway
Haakon
Greenland
Hague
Sweden
Carlsberg Fjord
Bessel Fjord
Anish Koch
Scoresby Land
Governor rebuked by miners union over coal field tensions
A telegram from the National Miners Union to Governor George White condemns his remarks on Eastern Ohio coal field conditions. It accuses authorities of starvation tactics and terror, demands removal of armed forces, release of imprisoned strikers, and repeal of the criminal syndicalism law, noting friction with the United Mine Workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
George White
Ohio
National Miners’ Union
National Miner’s Union
United Mine Workers of American
American Federation of Labor
Mesage
Auto Skids Into Parked Car Upholds Street Collision
An auto owned by Edward Stankard Jr of 338 Ith Street was knocked onto the curb on Broad Street yesterday after Harold Bauer of 340 Winckles Street skidded in the car tracks and struck the rear of Stankard’s parked vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Stankard, Jr
Iith Street
Broad Street
Harold Bauer
Winckles Street
Stankard
The Weather Forecast for Ohio and Nearby Regions
Fair tonight with cooler conditions in the east and south. Sunday increases in cloudiness and a rising temperature across eastern and southern areas. Showers likely Sunday afternoon in the northwest, with a warm turn following. Local readings show Phoenix 104 and Sheridan 100 yesterday, White River 34 and Yellowstone 44 today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
White River
Yellowstone
Port Arthur
Thirty Boys Take Intelligence Test Trying To Win Trips To Italy
Thirty high school boys posed for a group photo after taking a nationwide intelligence test conducted locally by The Chronicle-Telegram as part of a Central Press Association project. The pictured students include Jay Howenstine Elyria Leroy Rahl Amherst William Witt Elyria Don Strock Elyria Sanford Finger Elyria Vernon Bell Elyria Richard Kreps Elyria Gilbert Rudin Elyria George Baker Elyria Fred E. Culp Elyria Robert Sweet Wellington Donald Ferrell Wellington Walter Sandrock Grafton John J Portman Jr Amherst Edward MacDowell Elyria Fred MacDowell Elyria Blake Englin Elyria Jesse Skinletz Elyria Herbert Walker Elyria Har Chester Elyria William J. Crehan Elyria Alfred L. Booth Elyria Albert Berson Elyria Cloyd Dake Gull Elyria Harold F. Weiland Elyria Rocco Trombetta Elyria Josef Kalapos Elyria Everett Hales Columbia Station Lorain R D 1 E Robert Carek Lorain R D 2 Robert L Kauser Elyria
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Press Association
Chronicle-Telegram
Central Press
Jay Howenstine
Park Avenue
Elyria
Leroy Rahl
Pearl Street
Amherst
William Witt
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Don Strock
Sanford Finger
Denison Avenue
Ely
Ria
Vernon Bell
Cambridge Street
Richard Kreps
Gilbert Rudin
East Avenue
George Baker
Kenyon Avenue
Fred E. Culp
Cornell Avenue
Robert Sweet
North Olmsted
Donald Ferrell
Wheeling Avenue
Wellington
Walter Sandrock
Grafton
John J Portman, Jr
Edward MacDowell
West Avenue
Fred MacDowell
Blake Eglin
Longford Avenue
Jesse Skinletz
Woodford Avenue
Herbert Walker
St. Clair Avenue
Har Chester
Lodi Street
William J. Crehan
Alfred L. Booth
Gates Avenue
Albert Berson
Cloyd Dake Gull
Earlcourt
Harold F. Weiland
Huron Street
Rocco Trombetta
Eighteenth Street
Josef Kalapos
Franklin Avenue
Everett Hales
Columbia Station
R. D
E. Robert Carek
Lorain
Robert L Kauser
East Eighth Street
France Demands Peace Gesture Before Extending Aid
Paris reports indicate France, in response to Dr Hans Luther’s loan talks, would condition any relief on four points including halting the Austro German customs project and restricting Reichsbank credits. Luther headed to Berlin with a secret report as gold flowed into Paris and the pound hit a gold point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Hans Luther
Germany
France
Reichsbank
Berlin
United Press
Europe
Luther
Cologne
Bank of France
Clement Moret
Bank of England
Warning to Lorain County Farmers on Chinch Bug Emergence
Hort on B Alger county agricultural extension agent warns Lorain County farmers to watch for the chinch bug now appearing in the area. The insect feeds on corn after starting in wheat fields, threatening serious damage if not stopped. Alger suggests inspecting corn near older wheat and using protective methods such as a dusty furrow barrier between fields to prevent crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Horton B Alger
Alger
Plea Pleads Guilty In Liquor Possession Case
Polly Johns of 25 West Avenue pleaded guilty to possession of liquor when arraigned before Mayor James A Hewitt this morning. She was fined 250 dollars plus costs. Her mother Mrs Delia Townes faced a dismissed charge. Both were arrested during a police raid several days ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polly Johns
West Avenue
James A. Hewitt
Delia Townes
Massal Reports Robbery While Returning From Sales Trip
Columbus, July 11. Joe Massal, 27, truck driver, said he was robbed of 90 dollars by two bandits near Columbus as he was returning from Zanesville and a two day sales trip through south central Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Joe Massal
Here
Zanesville
Southcentral
Ohio
Attitude More Hopeful In Berlin
Berlin reports a more hopeful mood as Germany weighs partial compliance with France's loan conditions. Reichsbank chief Dr. Hans Luther returns from Paris and may urge a gesture to unlock a 400 million dollar foreign loan, with Basle meetings seen as pivotal next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
France
Germany
Hans Luther
Reichsbank
Paris
Basie
Foreign Office
Dr. Luther
London
U.S. Railroads Valuated At 24 Billions
The Interstate Commerce Commission reported the nation’s railroads total valuation at 24.078 billion dollars as part of data for a proposed freight increase. The figure underscores the scope of U S railroading and frames regulatory considerations for rate changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Reappraisal in Lorain County Real Estate Progress Reported
County Auditor C. Kelser reported that field work in Lorain County real estate reappraisal is completed in all villages and all but two townships. About a 20 percent average reduction is noted, with Elyria and Lorain city valuations not fully estimated yet. The effort covers roughly 90 660 parcels with a total pre revaluation value near 252 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Kelser
Elvria
Elyria
Monroe H. Welty
County Board of Tax Revision
Board of Revision
Board of County Commissioners
C.S Kelser
N. D. Backus
Riots Rise in Rhode Island Textile Strike
Machines guns crown mill rooftops as state troopers deploy tear gas and riot guns to curb rioting after a 36 hour strike at General Fabrics and related mills. Over 2 000 strikers and sympathizers cause new outbreaks while Boston communist rumors spur authorities to tighten security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Falls
R.I
Pior
General Farrics Corporation
Boston
Automobile crash kills Cincinnati Enquirer editor
A July 11 collision near Lexington Kentucky took the life of Carl B. Adams 33 dramatic editor of the Cincinnati Enquirer as he traveled with three others to a summer resort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Lexington
Carl B. Adams
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Elyria Budget Shows 4000 Reduction Adopted by Council
Elyria's 1932 general fund budget totals 337,975.81, reflecting a 4,000 cut from this year. Mayor Hewitt notes further possible cuts up to 32,000 if revenue remains flat. beginning balance ~50,000 will fall to ~12,000 by year end. Poor relief funds rise to 4,000. park budget up 1,200 to 11,615.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
James A. Hewitt
A. C. Schilleman
Civil Service Commission
Pati Co
Salesca
Spectacular Shrine convention draws crowds to Cleveland
Cleveland prepares for the 1931 Shrine convention opening Sunday. Trains bearing tens of thousands of fezzes descend on the city as the Imperial Council meets. A Mardi Gras street dance crowns the festival queen with 250 prizes amid bands and choirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
George L. Williams
Hotel and Beusing
Nobles
Albert Y H. Fiebach
Cleveland Stadium
Esten A Fletcher
Syracuse
N. Y
Imperial
North America
al Ko1an Temple
Alasdin Temple
Columbus
Arita Temple
Pittsburgh
Charles D Dawes
S Pailes Cadman
Central Congregation Church of
Brooklyn
Imperial Council
G. L. Olendorf
Abou Ben Adim
Annapolis
Louis Chackes
Amid Teample
East St. Louis
J. Milton- Ryall
Syria
Julius P. Heil
Tripoli
Milwaukee
T. C. Law
Urges Canning of Fruits and Vegetables for Needy Children
A Chronicle-Telegram suggestion calls for canning surplus fruits and vegetables for needy school children this winter. A speaker recalls wartime canning for soldiers in Elyria and proposes a group of young women volunteers to preserve produce to prevent waste and ensure availability during cold months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle-Telegram
Ean
Chiildren
Elyria
Four- Day Camp to Host Dozens in Vermilion River Area
Thirty two youths aged nine to eighteen will join 10 supervising adults at Camp Iss-See-Kes on the Vermilion River for the Four- Day Camp. Participants from Wellington Columbia Russia Ridgeville and Brownhelm townships include Elizabeth Wright Rowena Ingersoll Marian Moon and Lucy Beal. Adult volunteers and county extension agents will lead activities as the camp runs from Monday afternoon to Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iss-See-Kes
Vermilion River
Elizabeth Wright
Wellington Township
Rowena Ingersoll
Columbia
Marian Moon
Elyria
Gene la Bell Ostreim
Russia
Marvy Hyde
Wellington
Shirley Napp
June Novinser
Brownhelm
Margaret Burkley
Ridgeville
Marguerite Bacon
Ethel Greetham
Donna Stinchcamp
Ruth Mary Nabowski
Eaton
Ruth Shirkey
Jewel Cladys Beal
Gertrude McQueen
Edna Bar Per
Virginia Gott
Wellngton
Kathryn Braun
Leota Drusendahl
Carlisle
Helen Kern
Marilyn Lyndes
Lucille Penfound
Boss
John Brandau
Merton Mason
William Leroy Shirkey
Walter Diederich
Donald Bechtel
Arthur D Crocker
Elmer Beam
Camden
Richard Fruhall
Liquor charge fines for Alfred Birr after hidden traps found
Alfred Birr of Lake and Meister roads was fined 250 dollars and costs by Justice J. George after being found guilty of possession of liquor. Nine pints of whiskey and beer were discovered hidden in yard traps concealed under sod, drawing deputies’ attention when the grass looked brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Birr
Lake and
Meister Roads
J. George
Clarence Adams
Boy Struck By Automobile In Ohio City
Ora Eugene White fourteen of 128 Huron street sustained bruises and minor injuries when his bicycle was struck by a car driven by Mrs. John Black of 556 Turner street. The accident happened at Second and Court streets before noon. He was taken to Elyria Cline for examination and later returned home. In Columbus Miss Katherine Born senior at Ohio State University Arts College was named most outstanding co ed for 1930 31 by a Lantern/Hennick committee for scholarship and extracurriculars. The award highlights her Columbus residence and school standing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora Eugene White
Huron Street
John Black
Turner Street
Second
Court Streets
Elyria Cline
Columbus. O
Katherine Born
Ohio State University
Ohio State Lantern
Herb” Hennick
Miss Born
Columbus
Chronicle-Telegram Car Ads Spotlight for Buyers
A brief note highlights the Chronicle-Telegram as the place to find reliable auto listings. It promotes garage services and automobile ads, inviting local businesses to advertise and reveal strong results for buyers seeking a right car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gavage
Chronicle-Telegram
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