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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1928
Page
8
Lorain County Farm Bureau notes heavy rainfall has left potato foliage unprotected. C E Rowland warns of early blight flea beetles potato bugs and codling moth risk. Recommends Bordeaux mixture copper lime arsenate lead as spray, with timing for mid summer and August applications to protect foliage and fruit.
Officials caution against burning foliage and advise limited use of arsenate of lead in a seed mix before spraying. Do not spray fruit expected within two weeks to avoid excessive arsenic residue. Reports from Chefoo mention ongoing actions. General Deems Dyren-koa unit in command. US Consul Leroy Webber calls for immediate investigation.
New York July 23. An author Bodenhemm sits at a reporter’s table and recounts his life in dramatic verse and fiction. He stars in a self styled melodrama as a high life author and even as an irate father, while a sex writer weekend scene unfolds with a girl named Gladys Loe. Dr Martin Loe of the Bronx and Provincetown figures into a summer art colony visit and a missing girl case as police intervene and Bodenheim contends with critics.
Shanghai July 22 one American sailor was wounded during fighting between National and forces General Chan Chung in Shanghai China as clashes erupted near the port area amid ongoing Sino foreign hostilities
Fragmentary items describe a local hurt incident, a divorce granted with custody notes, school secretary activity, a drunk driving cost ruling, a probationary mercy errand, and a Berlin field report. Names and places are incomplete, but the mix suggests a early 20th century city news roundup with court actions and local incidents.
Arthur Schmauk was fined 10 dollars and costs by Justice S J George for speeding. The case notes a sheriff deputy involvement in the brerotie matter. City Motors Company reported a stolen hot sedan missing since an unspecified date from their lot, with police informed.
New York July 23 special squads patroled Harlem the center of the city after an eight hour riot in which 2 500 negroes battled police. Four officers were injured but not seriously. The trouble began when Clarence Donald and two others tried to force entry into Henry Chebis home.
An Ohio editor’s report notes the marriage of Miss Kirtre Tait, daughter of Ham G. Tait, to a Cincinnati groom, at Biddis ford Pool Maine the summer home of the Fair and Hired families. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. Philip Schuyler of St Martin in the Fields New York. Present were Tait’s two daughters Ulisses Kath erize and Marg.
Obituaries record deaths of Mrs Clara Pomeroy wife of Gilbert A Pomer who died aged about six years. list surviving daughter Mrs Bert Ankeser and others in Boston and Sandusky with services at Yarior Funeral Home and Camden, Maine. Also notes Alice Patchen Mampier aged 57 with a New Jersey family and services in Grafton and Columbia, Fields cemetery burials in Fields.
Dr H D The formerly ousted Kent State Normal School faculty member faces a contentious history. Friends say he will become Portage County schools superintendent within a week, replacing a system tied to his prior Kent dismissal. Byrne defended his conduct during the Kent case and has studied at Columbia University the past year. In a separate item, Hezel L Caywood sues Lewis J Caywood for divorce on grounds of gross neglect and extreme cruelty. temporary alimony granted. they wed in 1924 and have a three-year-old child.
New York July 23 Democratic leaders map a strategy to hold the solid South, with John J. Raskob and allies meeting committees to plan conventions and consider southern headquarters. Senator Gerrs of Rhode Island and Senator Pat Harrison of Mississippi expected, while G. Bascom Slemp targets North Carolina Tennessee Florida and Texas as southern push intensifies.
About two thousand Odd Fellows from Lorain and Medina counties gathered at Rice's Dam near Spencer for the annual picnic sponsored by Pest Brands. Camping and bathing were provided. Medina and Lorain teams competed for honors with Earl Spankel named most popular man and R. Rienouard the most popular Elsta lodge member. a proposal to relocate the event to Cascade Park was discussed.
Massey avenue residents Wiozath and Joe Vivsins were fined £16 and costs each by Acting Police Judge J. Gearze after a morning incident on the way to work. A fight escalated when Wiozath struck Vivsins with a stove poker, injuring his cheek. Witnesses recalled a dispute sparked by a day of drinking, with one man allegedly drawing a knife before threatening to move from the neighbor’s home.
Regina July 23. Four University of Iowa geology students John Fuller Keokuk Gordon Armstrong Britt Max Kane Iowa City and Peder Boddom Crystal Lake left Mar 25 for Arctic region north of Reindeer Lake. Desperate conditions reported by Hudson Bay post manager Cumines who urged retreat. the group pressed on in two canoes despite offers of guidance. A separate report from Glasgow notes Owen Korlaar slashing tires on over 100 cars and going violently insane in his cell.
Mrs. LaFayette Dumas of 233 Erie Street is hospitalized at Eisha Memorial with injuries after the car she rode in with her husband and daughter, Marie Kelling, struck a bridge on Chestnut Ridge Road Sunday around 6 50 PM. Mrs Dumas has a laceration to the right wrist and forehead injuries, LaFayette a scalp abrasion, and Marie a bruise on the right knee. Neither Marie nor LaFayette were admitted.
Lorain County man gains parole as the state parole board announces seventy seven paroles to take effect at various periods. Recipients include Clyde Boner Thomas Mancuseno Louis Deporeha Alber Forte Sullivan Gamble and others from Stark Guernsey Montgomery Clark and several adjacent counties. The list also mentions Clarence F. Phillips from Miami and John Pot lack along with Elmer Tubbs Paul Cramer and William Bell among the paroled.
Paris July 23 a special high court tribunal delivered verdicts in the case of nine men charged with irregular actions in American divorce petitions. Of the seven lawyers charged, Moreau Lesrand and Prestat received suspensions from practice while Tualand Nouei and Fohet were warned. One clerk was warned and another acquitted. The case followed French judges protests that many Americans suing for divorce did not truly reside in France.
Robert Gibson, address unknown, was fined 25 dollars by Justice S J George this morning for driving without a valid license.
Cleveland and Toledo markets report cattle hogs and sheep with mixed bids. Hogs top around 11.65 to 15.00 per hundredweight, cattle steady with beef steers 14.99 to 15.00, heavy packing sows strong. Sheep and lambs show higher prices, fat lambs up to 15.85, cull animals weaker. Poultry, eggs, and butter prices listed with various per-pound quotes.
Bev Strong, 15-year-old son of J A Strong of 252 West College street, suffered a severe diving accident while swimming at the Black River hotel four miles from Oberlin. He struck a submerged obstruction, was unable to surface, and later paralysis of all limbs occurred. He is hospitalized at Allen hospital with head laceration and facial contusion. doctor Vaughn has a definite diagnosis. Witnesses include Funk, Joe Reiers, Rey Leslie, a Leslie’s Cleveland friend. The incident occurred about 6:59 yesterday evening after leaving Brewster County road south of town.
Maine based professor of singing prepares to spend the summer at Twin Lakes House. J N Stove and Earl Morris are in Elyria today for the trial of an attempted short-changing case. a suspect was taken into custody here last week on a charge of attempted fraud.
The report notes Morones as a key active party worker and Obregon rival. Y Gama and Mar-fique will face Attorney General Correa Nieto for charges linked to indirect culpability against the labor party. Toral, a youth, confesses while police seek accomplices and await a full case update this week.
A university hosted session is planned in Elyria on Friday July 27 at the Elyna Hotel. The program promises insights on sour case management and revitalizing restorative treatments.
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