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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1923

Page

8

Ohio Public Utilities Probe Seeks Holding Company Ownership Details

The Ohio Public Utilities Commission faces questions on stock ownership by Poor and his ties to Cities Service and a holding company. Governor Donahey and Attorney General discuss the issue as a federal case in Cincinnati outlines shares and securities held by Poor. Poor, a Republican, says he did not violate the law and notes the Sleebervise Company receives broader jurisdiction.

Acres Ohio Bee Francis Poor Cities Service Pam Cincinnati Cities Service Gem Donahey Seahey Ae Ee Ca Mae Aa Sleebervise Company

Man To Die In Electric Chair After Prison Transfer

Eulis Mivan, 26, ex member of Henry Starr gang, escaped from a deputy on the way to the Kansas state penitentiary. He is sentenced to die in the electric chair on September 21. The incident occurred near Roensett Arkansas as the deputy and inmate were moving toward the Missouri Pacific train.

Babrizon Ark Eulis Mivan Motorious Henry Starr Wif kKeneses State Penitentiary Ivan Oklahoma Sadman Wee Owlock Missouri Pacific Roensett

Arrest of F Towne on bandon pat charge at Eaton

Sheriff Underhill arrested F Towne who was wanted at Horse Head York on a bandon pat charge. He was found at work on Bert Squires farm in Eaton and a New York sending will be sent.

Sheriff Underhill F. Towne Horse Heada York Bert Squires Eaton New York

Pensioned plans and probes into the Dollings Company fraud

In Columbus leaders call for investigations into the Dollings Company and subsidiaries after a $30 million fraud claim. Officials press for court dates to examine creditors and assets tied to the R L Collings Company, with receivership and stockholdings at issue and state prosecutors weighing criminal action for possible violations.

College Professor Marks Three Decades of Service

Dr Jorph Harker head of the Mage Ethedial Womans Coast Jacksonville Ill has just completed twenty years of service in that role and is recognized for three decades in higher education.

Jorph Harker Jacksonville Ill

Columbus Pair Drowned at Cleveland

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Reed of 74 East Frambes Avenue Columbus were drowned in Lake Erie west of Rocky River while guests of Cleveland relatives. Their daughter Ula, nine, jumped in to help but was saved. two bodies were recovered but could not be resuscitated.

Cleveland Clarence Reed East Frambes Avenue Columbus Lake Erie Rocky River Ula Reed Nine

Cleveland Produce Market Prices Reported for July 25

Produce market in Cleveland lists butter at 431-2 451-2 prints 441-2 461-2 and firsts at 421-2 441-2. Eggs fresh 30, peaches and pears scarce, apples 1.75 per 200 bushel, cherries 375 400 crate, raspberries black 6.00 6.50 crate, red 1000 211.00 crate. Cabbage home grown 50c dozen heads, cucumbers Ashtabula hothouse 1.75 3 200 crate, potatoes 50 600 barrel, tomatoes Marietta 240 per 12 quart crate, green corn 35 40 dozen, lettuce 35 40 ten pound basket, peas home grown 2.50 3.00 bushel.

Cleveland Ohio York State Marietta Ashtabula Hothouse Ashtabula

Stocks Steady with Mixed Oil and Rail Outcomes

New York July 26 stock market opened generally steady with fractional declines in oil shares and gains in others. Bethlehem Steel slipped while Studebaker and Reading rose, railroads firm with Baltimore and Ohio up, and oil stocks mixed after gasoline-price cuts. Cleveland livestock and Chicago grain markets follow with varied openings and Liberty bonds quoted.

New York Peoples Gas Bethlehem Steel United States Steel Bott Baldwin Getto de Pasco Studebaker Stewart Werner Baltimore and Ohio Rose Reading Southern Railway Stock Exchange Standard Oil of Pan American Atchison Db Baldwin Locomotive Baltimore & Ohio Prfa Ohio, Mil & St Paul Crucible Steel Creas General Electric Marine Dew Republican Iron & Steel Southern Pacific Union Pacific Fapainy Steel Utah Copper Wialys-Overland Aa.t.&t

Jury Journey in Griffin Murder Case Narrows Place of Shooting

An alleged crime case uncovers a protracted jury journey as prosecutors seek the exact location of the fatal shot that killed Griffin during a ride with Whitfield. Defense witnesses wobble into view with Milan missing and promising to testify, then vanishing.

East End Griffin Whitfield Peter Milan Milan Marte Whitfeld Marie Price Marie Edward C Stanton Day

Brighten Local Socials and Visits Highlight Week

Brighton notes a busy week with visits from Pittsfield residents Roy and Mrs Burge to Mitchell Burge, Howard Jordan and family from Lakewood, and other kin. The High Tension Line camps moved to North Amherst. Nelson Williams died in Elyria. Lawrence Jordan informed. WCTU institute set for July 27 at ME church with Nellie Hill of Elyria delivering the afternoon address. ice cream and cake to follow.

Brighton Roy Burge Pittsfield Mitchell Burge Howard Jordan Lakewood C. L. Rolfe EC. Burge J H. Brumby Kipton Mareham Hoa Hgh North Amherst Lawrence Jordan Nelson Williams Elyria Frank Josselin Joe Baghtaper South Brooklyn Adolf Pierce Meyers Herfainer Hartfeld Cleveland Ruby Rowell Dorothy Hardy Lee Conklin Rochester Warner Merrill Ambrey Searls Fred Timm Brighton W. C T. UU Nellie Hill George Herbert Thomas Burton Pittsfeld

Wonderful for Piles Says Peterson

A parade of testimonials from readers suffering from hemorrhoids praise Peterson's Ointment. One man claims a twenty year fistula cure after using multiple boxes, while another in Wemrock describes itching relief after a single box. Ad copy emphasizes quick results and local druggist availability.

Peterson Syre Eens Chasz Gannell Third Street Albany Edgar Thomas Wemrock Petergen S Olmement Adv

Community notes from Brownhelm families and visitors

July 26 Brownhelm reports show Mr and Mrs Lewis Schults and daughter Julia visiting Reuben Miller and Wm Hasenpflug homes while numerous locals attend Linwood Park services. Many families, including Brill, Leuszler, Kuelmer, Northeim, Zilch, and Bechtel, host or travel to relatives, attend services, and help with sand pit mishap without injuries.

Fred Roth Catherine Herbst Margaret Leussler Frank van Waghen Lura Harold van Wagnen Byron Seeley Carol LaGrange Alice Leuszler Linwood Park A J. Shattuck Dora Buckley Arthur Hasenpflug Walter Schuster Wm. Brill Geo. Horn Parker Baird Louisa Sick Raymond Huldah Miller Milly Kuelmer Jacob Frank Albert Kuelmer Summit H. B. Masters Akron Zilch Bros Ed Cook Frank Kuelmer Elyria Jacob Kuelmer Lesher Harvey Gerr Wadsworth Ed Lesher Adam Claus Sr Florence Castalia Conrad Northeim Ione Nelson Brill Robert Tafs Cleveland William Carruthers Arthur Harvey Basset Nallie Hill Oberlin E. G. Lesher Anthony Northelm Ed Cook Pit

Amherst social notes list local visitors and calls

Mrs. Walter Grede and children Rhobert and Marion visited her parents on Middle Ridge. Numerous couples from Amherst Lorain and Elyria called on friends and relatives including the Schaub Behnke Vogler and Handke families. The item lists many social calls and visits around town.

Bdward Barrer Roward Dayton Lucile Wohlfelt Bar Bard McGee Lorain Lewis Jay Fowl Ruth Bernice Miriam Lewis Spiegeberg Irma and Russell Townline Road Amelia Bechtel Amherst

Do Not Forget July Dist and August Copy Early

A short warning reminds to prepare materials for the July distribution and August edition, stressing early preparation and timely copying to meet deadlines.

Local Family Visits Mentioned Across Cleveland Area

Mr and Mrs Earl Saith of £ 1 ra spent Sunday with Baul Epple and family. Mr and Mrs Anthony Delefiel and daughter Tda visited Mr Jay Perry in Cleveland on Sunday who reported very ill. Mrs Claude Robbins of Cleveland called on her brother Anthony Delefiel and family last Tuesday.

Lawrence Fenner Momer Cotrembus Meeday Feaner Co Y F. Strewt Walter Peck Brookelde Park Cleveland Clare Barrick Sunder Ernest Lesinger Camdes R. B. Tuttle Gay Lowery Wellington South Ridge F. Handke Mildred Hobbs Alliance, O Howard Dayton Mia . Laraway Prother Wm. Grant Oroats Ira Ivy F. Brothers Ware Atl Elmer Beal Michael Smith Dorothy Edward Berg New Oberlin Lewis Behnke Jay Fowl Bernice and Miriem Janes Pycraft Sugar Ridge Carl Friday Frank Baus Grover Sanker Henry Merthe Yon Donald Elyria Paul Eppiey Saien Rath Fowl Kent Deal Fovier Dyaagater Pearl Ervin Epblep Earl Saith Baul Epple Anthony Delefiel Tda Jay Perry Claude Robbins Anthony Delefield

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