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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1919

Page

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Ohio and Federal Officials Target Food Profiteering

Federal representatives join Ohio state and Hamilton County prosecutors in probing exorbitant food prices and storage hoards. Columbus discusses a special legislative session to empower action, with county grand juries already gathering evidence as coal and sugar price abuses come under review.

Ohio Cohunbus Washington Hamilton ‘Grand Jury Sugar Equalization Board Legiislature Ini Columbus People County

Hells Floto Circus Arrives In Elyr Tuesday Night

The Seils Floto circus train arrives from Cleveland on Tuesday morning at the New York Central. Route runs from Fairgrounds to West Avenue Second Street East Avenue Broad Chestnut Third West River to the grounds. A 10 long pageant departs at 1 00 a.m. Performances include The Rainbow show with about 1 000 people and 45 animals at 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. Reserved seats sold at Crandall's drug store. trains depart for Sandusky after midnight.

Fairgrounds Fair Grounds West Avenue Second Sts East Avenue Chestnut Third Crandall's Sandusky

Reward Offered for Purloined Ford Stolen in Front of Temple

Thomas Winson Amherst offers 160 dollar reward for return of his Ford stolen Saturday night from in front of the temple. He had visited for the evening and parked where he believed safe.

Thomas Winson Amherst Itenamic Temple Winson

Father of City Druggist Dies at 74

J. F. Hague, 74, died at his home on Second Street yesterday afternoon after years in the city. Survived by sons EB Hague of Elyria and Arthur of Miami, Fla, and daughters Mrs. Max Hart, Elyria, Mrs. Rose Hoeffel, Elyria, and Mrs. Ralph Cookston, Cuyahoge Falls. Funeral arrangements pending.

J. F. Hague Second Street Hague EB. J. J Hague Elyria Arthur Hil Miami Fla Max Hart Rose Hoeffel Ralph Cookston Cuyahoge Falls Thomas T. Winckles Lorain County Cleveland Street Avon Township Ridgeville Winckles Sor Cary Farm Implement Co Congregational Churchdat Helpe Lis Lillian Barnes Cleveland Cary T. Lof Ridgeville Harey T Congregational Church Reidinger McRobbers

Prosecutor Findley to Attend Columbus Lemon Probe

Lorain County Prosecuting Attorney Guy B Findley plans to join about eighty eight Ohio prosecutors in Columbus for a conference on food profiteering He is expected to present details of a Lorain lemon deal where sixteen car loads were bought at five dollars per crate and sold at eleven fifty per crate with large profits The special Lorain County Grand Jury meeting is set for August 11 to enable local action aligned with the Columbus conference Findley says the inquiry should unpartisanly punish offenders to curb price gouging

Hamilton County Columbus Pricz Thetate Cox Gener WM Price Ohio Price Lorain County Guy B. F Findley Indley Findley Lorain Commission Grant Jury Evry

Third American division ships out from Coblenz to Brest

The third division of the American army has been ordered from occupation ground in Germany and has embarked for Brest. The move should complete within a week. Commercial travelers gained permission to cross into Germany to seek trade. In Washington on the same day Austrian peace terms draw sharp criticism as various newspapers and civilians fear bankruptcy.

Associated Press Coblenz Germany Brest Washington

Mexico Asks Jack Johnson to Leave

Acting on the Mexican government's advice, John W. Thompson paid 1590 pesos for the ransom of his fourteen year old son. The boy was released on Friday. The Mexican government will reimburse Thompson and pursue the bandits.

Associated Press Washington John W. Thompson Thompson

Milk bottle shortage hits Amherst dairy trade

Amherst Ohio July 28 local milk sealers warn consumers no milk will be left unless bottles from prior purchases are returned to the regular place. They announce a regular charge for broken bottles and say bottle supply has fallen since the coming season began due to bottles being reused for non dairy products.

Amherst Ohio

Heatwave Grips Northern Ohio Sees 92 Degree Sunday

The region endures extreme heat with 92 degrees in the shade. Affected residents include the elderly and infants, workers quit jobs, and auto tires blew in the heat. Lake shore and Cascade Park draw people seeking relief. nighttime baths are popular as forecasts predict continued warmth with occasional storms.

Ohio Mike Lake Shore Cascade Park

Amherst Chautauqua Dates Changed Headline

Amherst announces the Chautauqua schedule shift with the annual event moved to begin the week of August 12. E. Nicholl, ex Cleveland financier, serves as president and W. H. Schibley, bank cashier, handles ticket sales.

Amherst E. #. Nicholl Cleveland W. H. Schibley Bank

Plane and crew circumnavigate U S border route

Lieut Gd R S Hartz and crew fly a Martin bombing plane around the U S rim in an unprecedented journey. The route includes Cleveland Duluth Seattle San Diego San Antonio Miami and Washington totaling 7805 miles across 31 states. Electrician Tobias climbs from the wing at 5000 feet to repair a water tank leak during the crossing.

Asa Npted R. S. Hartz United States Cleveland Ohio Duluth Tobias Baltimore R. Hartz E. G. Marmon A. Smith Jack Harding, Jr Jeremish Tobias

Reporter Saved When Airplane Fails to Arrive

Crowds were disappointed as the Curtins airplane scheduled for Elyria visits did not appear on Saturday and Sunday. The Chronicle-Telegram reporter found no chance to display bravery and wandered behind a barn to applaud his own courage. Ford Loomis joined the search at Elyria’s top but found no explanation for the no-show.

Curtins Chronicle-Telegram Ford Loomis Elyria

Special Grand Jury to Hear Food Probe and Lorain Murder Case

Prosecuting Attorney Guy B. Findley calls a special grand jury session on August 11 to possibly probe food profiteering in addition to planned October investigations. The inquiry links to the deaths of Gyurovski and the Tropeas near Lorain, with bloodstained clothing found at the Tropea home and several children in county care. Steve Kosacish and Mike Knezlevich face murder charges in Gyurovski’s slaying. additional serious offenses will be heard.

Guy Findley Grand Jury Elizabeth Tropea James Tropea Lorain Tropea County Childrens Ober‘Hn Cleveland Steve Kosacish Mike Knezlevich Vendel Gyurovski Gyurovski

Lawrence Yaeger and Gladys Stephans Tie Marriage Bond

Lawrence Yaeger a 28 year old decorator and Gladys Stephans 20 of Lorain obtain a marriage license. Fred Kraft 27 a motor repair man and Freda Fhilby 23 a stenographer of Elyria also approved for marriage licenses.

Lawrence Yaeger Gladys Stephans Lorain Fred Kraft Freda Fhilby Elyria

Tragic Family Cluster Perishes In Ohio Car Collision

A Green Line trolley collides with a car near North Olmsted killing George W. Potter and his wife Elgie Potter and their two sons, George Jr and Donald, leaving bystanders and relatives among the Elyrians shocked at the loss of an entire family. The Potters were residents of North Olmsted, recently moving from Cleveland, with the infant Donald dying en route to Lakewood hospital. Other relatives, including Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Crook and Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Tuasane, were involved as the crash triggers a fire and road blockage near Memorial hospital.

Cleveland North Olmsted Kilsing George W. Potter W. J. Potter & Co Donald Potter Potter W. S4th Street Columbus Road Loraine Sread Donald Lakewood C. C. Crook Ridge Maldora Memorial Hospital Memorial Pital J. C. Tuasane Fredhour Hewin Prospect Street Clifford & Pease Mastick & Daniiels Waidertaking Iff Lakewood Barn Harry Wil

Chicago Race Riots Renewed Early Today

Chicago riots flare anew in the black belt with white and black clashes onJuly 28 near the 29th Street beach. Casualties include two black deaths and several injuries as police regain control. origin cited as a clash at a Lake Michigan beach boundary.

Chicago 29Th Street Lake Michigan

Former Elyria Merchant Loren Taylor Dies

A city letter announces the death of Loren Taylor formerly Hignan at Hastings Florida on July 15. He resided on Seventh Street in Elyria and once ran a crockery and china store on Broad Street. He is survived by his wife.

Loren Taylor Crockery and Hastings Pla Hignan Fla Taylor Seventh Street Broad Street Dynis Wile

Army officer corps to grow under new bill

Without a record vote the Senate passed and sent to the House a measure to raise the number of army officers from 9 560 to 18 900. The action would significantly expand officer ranks and affect military leadership.

Associated Press Washington Howes

Drowning at Columbia Station Man Found in Quarry

Myron Truthes, 38, drowned after cramps struck while swimming at a 600 foot quarry pond in Columbia Station Ohio. His body was recovered two weeks after the incident near a ledge in 109 feet of water. Widow and son survive.

Columbia Station Ohio Myron Truthes Plughes

Leader Outlines Peace Treaty Views and Policy

The speaker expresses a middle path between aloofness and commitment regarding the peace treaty. He opposes Article ten as illusionary and says war decisions rest with Congress. He warns against entering a pact that risks bad faith and advocates clear definition to protect American rights.

Am. H Amest Congress

Police court fines for passing standing streetcar

In police court today Chambers was fined 120 for passing a standing streetcar during loading and unloading. A herd of three head of cattle belonging to John Hopebrand from North Clied Street wandered into Beebe Court gardens, then back to their owner. Burglary alerts were reported at 241 Washington Ave with a phone tip, and officers Sayles and Southam battled burning grease at the Bank Cafe rear, extinguishing the flames through a window. An auto accident demolished a fire hydrant at Chestnut and Broad. efforts to locate the vehicle owner continue. Daily light lunches and pies advertised at Georgeople’s Grill Broad St. Red Mill Flour promotion listed.

John Hopebrand Clied Street Beebe Court Sayles Southam

Elyria 1918 Annual City Activities Report Released

The 1918 Elyria annual report summarizes city enterprises churches and railroad links with a department by department view of work done staff, finances, and ten year comparisons. Copies were distributed to Elyria stores and the city auditor.

Hat City Cit Elyria H. A. Beck Birestats Elty

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