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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1928
Page
10
Joseph Faul, 32, a Chicago labor leader and Plumbers Union member, was shot and killed while seated in his parked car as a man fired from the curb. Police say evidence points to a shooting at Atlantic City related dispute.
Hamilton July 14 a posse of farmers renewed their search for a wild man seen near the Hanover swing-house. Reported by residents as bearded with long hair and a freakish appearance. Described as wearing green clothing, last seen in woods near the school.
Lakeside Ohio July session of the Woman’s Association Temperance Union opened with candidate discussions and platform debates. Indications point to Jane Bere of Sandusky and Cooper of Cincinnati as favored gubernatorial contenders on dry and brewery-averse stances, while resuming support patterns remain unsettled.
Senator Robinson travels toward Arkansas on a campaign leg for a presidential nominee. Reports describe Republican vice presidential candidate Ceczus amid unclear details. The trip references November timing and political effort in Hot Springs.
The Capitol Theatre in Elyria unveils its first talking picture featuring Miss Costello. The Mel, Warner Bros. melodrama presents with modern sound effects and stage lighting as part of the remodeled Caprio Theatre program.
Universal Pictures previews a Rivoli release featuring Reginald Denny in a leading role alongside Brown and Claude Swater. The production promises a strong ensemble and appeals to a wide fan base in its region.
George Bancroft rises from villain to leading dramatic star in motion pictures in The Drag Net and Under the Cap. He plays a man walking a dangerous line in this sensational melodrama era of Capitol films.
The Roberson Smith company presents Avery Hopwood’s Little Miss Bluebeard in Sandusky. The Roton Smith players stage the farce with lively sets and strong audience acclaim as a highlight of their season. The cast and production travel with a polished road-show reputation from New York and other cities.
Wellington social and civic items note Mrs. Bure Hawk’s Cleveland visit with Mrs Wardg Highes, a band concert planned for next Thursday, plane incident involving George Warm farm, and a Medina Odd Fellows picnic plan for Rice's Dam on Sunday July 2, plus C and S Wepsion on North Main Street repaint.
Mrs H L Swan of Wadsworth visits daughter Mrs QO J Baumsardner. Mr and Mrs Walter Luce move to Frank's residence on John Street Marlowe Holiday plans to leave for Batt Creek Michigan where she begins a three year Gretelles course. Dorothy Witbeck head nurse at New Yorkers Welfare Hospital expected home for visit with mother Mrs L D Smith. Ladies' Aid Society meeting at Mr Cwmatt's house with regular business and refreshments. Church of Christ gathering held despite heavy rain. Lois Gray named hostess to Queen Esther society event.
Cliveland January 14. Woman announces a reward of 1000 dollars for her son missing from home. Police seek information as search widens to nearby towns. Local authorities urge anyone with tips to come forward immediately.
Fragmentary report notes Avegeur Ashland killed in a tram incident near Cleveland Grig. Borsgia is missing. Elder Berwald departs for Omaha today to lead a rural investigation into the disappearances.
In Cleveland on July 14 a lengthy search for nine year old Carmela Segway ended at midnight when her father located the child peacefully sleeping in an upstairs bureau drawer. Police said the relief was swift after the rescued child appeared unharmed.
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