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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1923

Page

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Eagles Picnic at Riverview Park Celebrates Elyria Aerie

The Eagles plan a Sunday picnic at Riverview Park to mark the Elyria aerie's 20th anniversary. A large volunteer committee organized prizes, hats, balloons, ice cream, and rides for families, with sports, a ball game, and radio broadcasts featuring a Boy's band and local dignitaries including Mayor Jones.

Riverview Park J. L. Mathis W. E. Harper Homer Fawcett William Bruck Sam May August Ferchland C. McMullen Otto Mischka Harry Rideway A. Mahon A. Fawcett J. A. Landers Superior Electric Co Detroit Pittsburgh Mui Cleveland Jones Eagles

Simmerly Recovers After Brain Bullet Removal

Henry Simmerly, wounded by an accidental head shot at work on the Glenn Martin aviation plant, is slowly improving in a Cleveland hospital. A remarkable operation removed a bullet lodged an inch and a quarter into his brain, saving his life. He can move a compromised hand and arm with difficulty, and doctors expect gradual recovery.

Henry Simmerly Cleveland Simmerly

Haymow Fall Kills 17 Year Old Near Vandalia

Emmett Spencer aged 17 died when he fell from a haymow ladder at the Oliver Johnson farm in Vandalia. The Zanesville boy had recently left the Pythian Home in Springfield to seek work, last seen in Dayton area.

Dayton Emmett Spencer Oliver Johnson Vandalia Here Johnson Springfield Zanesville

Elyria Boys Band Picnic At Riverview Park

The Elyria Boys band holds its second annual picnic at Riverview park today with a full afternoon and evening program plus sports for youths. The event comes as the group has regularly donated services to public affairs and supported community events. In related news, Walter Gulley, once arrested in Lexington, Kentucky for the Morris murder, is exonerated after a hearing in Adams county jail. John L. Spires failed to identify him, and Frank Moore is set for a hearing Thursday.

Elyria Riverview Park West Union Walter Gulley Lexington Robert F. Morris Cincinnati Adams County John L. Spires Gulley Frank Moore

Ten Maniacs Missing in Columbus State Hospital Uprising

The July 25 report says search extended to distance points for 10 inmates still at large from the state hospital for the criminal insane. Guards will monitor a new tower to prevent overpowering amid the Sunday uprising, while authorities widen lookout and tighten barrier rules. T. S. Brindle of Ashland named division engineer for district No. 1 by State Highway Director Bouaye.

Chester. Ins State Hospital Columbus T. S. Brindle Ashland Bouaye

French Wobbles On Paying U. S. Debt

Paris reports Premier Poincaré opposes a fixed date for paying the French war debt to the United States. He would link war debts with German reparation talks and seeks to cancel debts owed to Britain and the United States only if Britain and the U.S. cancel theirs. Belgium and France face diplomatic hurdles over reparations and the Ruhr issue.

Paris Point Cate United States Great Britain America France

County Farmer Picnic Set for August 2 at Riverview Park

Riverview park hosts the Lorain County Farmer’s picnic under Farm Bureau auspices on Thursday August 2. Last year’s Avon Beach event drew thousands, and a fine sports program is planned with attendees expected from across the county.

Riverview Park Lorain County

Plan to raise aid service budget for air force

Washington plans to ask Congress next winter to nearly double the Army Air Service budget to 25 million dollars for the next fiscal year with a goal of building 3,500 planes and 25,000 enlisted men. Officials warn of stagnation without adequate funding as France and Britain expand their air power to compete for aerial supremacy.

Washington Congress Army Air Service Mason M. Patrick Army Service United States Air Service France Great Britain Liicewise America

Thieves Take Cash From Two Homes in Western Heights

Steve Lake, owner of a Western Heights soft drink shop, reports a night burglary where a roll containing $175 was stolen from his room while he slept. At another Wolf block top-floor room, E C Beardsley says Somsone stole $8.35 from his trouser pocket.

Steve Lake Western Heights E. C. Beardsley Somsone

Lightning Kills Man and Injures Son at Ohio Swim

A bolt of lightning struck Jas. Kelly, 33, of Dayton Kentucky, and his 11 year old son Jacob while they swam in the Ohio River near Cincinnati yesterday afternoon. Kelly was killed, Jacob was mildly scorched. The elder man worked at the Hotel Linton-re.

Cincinnati Jas. Kelly Dayton Linton Jacob Ohio

Whitfield death chair case described in Detroit capture

A fragmented report notes a man tied to the Whitfield case, with a sequence from an alleged assault to a fatal outcome. It mentions a weapon used in a field, detainment in Detroit, and claims the shooting was accidental. The readable text is incomplete and unclear on names and dates.

Yellowstone Park Hit By Flood Loss Reported At 1500000

July 25 Cody Wyoming reports the Yellowstone Park flood disaster after three cloudbursts within six hours wrecked entrances and resort areas. Debris fills Canyon Creek and Grinnell Creek roads, rail lines suffer damage from Burlington to Thermopolis, with 750 000 to 2 090 000 estimated track and property losses. No deaths reported, many tourists stranded and communications cut off.

Cody Wys Yellowstone Park Shoshone Valley United States Forestry Service Canyon Creek Absaroka Lodge Grinnel Creek Clock Tower Creek Sanders Northern Pacific Wyola Burlington Billings Forsythe Rock Springs Arminge Thermopolis

Loot and Shootings Hit Banks and Post Offices

A stream of robberies unfolds in North America with a Philadelphia post office branch looted of about 1406 in stamps and cash. In Ontario, bandits strike 14 banks, escaping with 125000. three shot bank workers are hospitalized in critical condition as police sweep roads and rural routes.

Philadelphia 58Th and Market Streets Toronto Ont Ontario United States

County road opens after short closure on Leavitt Road

The county commissioner announced Leavitt Road from Jakeyville to Oberlin, a distance of about two miles, is now open to traffic after a brief closure for maintenance. Local officials urged motorists to drive cautiously while repairs completed.

Ram Leavitt Jakeyville Oberlin

Foreclosures Filed on 20 Pieces Co Property

County treasurer Walter Ludwig initiates twenty foreclosure suits for unpaid taxes over four years. The actions name debt amounts for Lorain area residents Nick Wirston and others plus Elyria Oberlin and nearby towns, totaling varied sums from $2.10 to $5,842.

Walter Ludwig Nick Wirston Steve Majuresak John Orsick Frank Kozlevent Freda Mathaws Adam Mohko Denes-Kapca & Greenbaum Co Francisco Rufino Louis Augustin Margaret Mills Lorain T. L. Nelson, Jr A. W. Dodd Flora Boehm John Hyre Elyria Thomasine Russon Oberlin J. C. Conaway Rochester J. L. Felt Grafton Mina E. Vernor Black River

Directory Compilers On Job In This City

The compilers of a new city directory report good progress and expect completion in detail. It will be sold by subscription only with no loose copies. They aim to place copies in subscribers hands by mid August.

Indictments Sought in Ohio Road Theft Case

Columbus July 25 Indictments sought as state to present evidence to grand jury against former state highway employees W H Cabeen F J Woodward and Arthur Goldberg for alleged theft of surplus war materials from the state fair.

Columbus W. H. Cabeen F. J. Woodward Arthur Goldberg Seidel Cleveland, O Agnes Price Jobnil Whit Gil Whitfield Cleveland Wis Ohio Tha Ander

Embezzler Nebd Arrest After 30k Mile Chase in Ohio

Paul Berns also known as Paul Bernstein, 40, stock salesman from Bad Axe Michigan, is under arrest in Cincinnati after a 30 000 mile chase across twelve states over four months. He is accused of embezzling 7500 in Rugggles Motor Truck stock from Saginaw Michigan. Detective Walter Wilkinson led the arrest and will return Berns to Michigan.

Cincinnati Paul Berns Paul Bernstein Bad Axe Mich

Beebetown School Centennial Picnic and Reunion

Beebetown marks 100 years with the eighth annual picnic on Saturday July 23 at the Beebetown school grounds. The event doubles as a community reunion at the corner where Lorala Medina and Cuyahoga counties meet, chaired by Chas Newton with Beulah Todd as secretary of the organizing group.

Beebetown Beebetown School Lorala Medina Cuyahoga Chas Newton Beulah Todd

La Grange Man Files Suit Over Dow Tax Claim

William W. Rockwood of La Grange petitions a court to restrain Walter Ludwig the treasurer and Monroe Welty the auditor from collecting the Dow Aiken liquor tax of 1200 dollars assessed against his 52 acre farm. He notes one acre with a dwelling rented to tenants and cites tenant Ed Rohrig’s past liquor conviction, claiming no knowledge of violations and seeking an injunction against tax collection.

William W. Rockwood la Grange Walter Ludwig Monroe Welty Aplienree Ed H. Rohrig Rohrig

Foreclosure Suits Filed Against Meredith and Lehman

The First Wellington Bank begins foreclosure against Arthur Meredith guardian Robert Walden to collect 3500 on a farm mortgage in Pittafield. John Ehritch sues Frederick Lehman and others to collect 1000 on notes secured by two mortgages on land in Sheffield township.

First Wellington Bank Arthur Meredith Robert L. Walden Guardian Pittafield John Ehritch Frederick Lehman Sheffield Township

Sleeveless Arms Latest Fashion

New York July 25 Sleeveless arms dominate the national merchandise fair and fashion show as buyers from across the country debate sleeves versus sleeveless gowns. Industry leaders assert fall fashion proves comfort with style, while buyers insist women dictate fashion.

New York Parise Henry Sree Tk Tour George A. Wortham America Addé Paul Berkley Vari

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