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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1925
Page
1
Crowds paid tribute as William Jennings Bryan lay in state at Richard Rogers' hall. Plans for a flag draped casket and layin in the maple shade were canceled. Funeral set for Friday in Washington with interment at Arlington National Cemetery.
A garbled 1948 style report mentions plans to recover over 260 000 in costs under a crime related act. It references state actions, legal reports, and possible court involvement, with fragmented phrases implying enforcement and fines.
A Lorain fireman, Fel Ford, wandered for days in the Axtel woods after a fall into the water near the docks. He was eventually traced to a hospital after rescue teams located him and notified relatives.
A Lorain man, Aterin Boroshy, arrested in Vermilion on a theft charge tied to cash register thefts at the Walier Garage and linked to the Ohio Hotel break-in. He was bound over to the grand jury on $590 bond after failing to provide details.
Funer al services will be conducted here Wednesday for G W Webster 68 ex freight agent. He was past commander of Denmiron and Lois ol Westrans board member of the railway. Utilities Commission directs Red Salt Transit to show cause to revoke permit in Ohio. Chicago girls held after car crash. authorities in Toledo investigate. District of Columbia capital case continuance announced by Justice Siddons.
Colonel William Bayne 103 died at the Dayton soldiers home where arrangements were set for a funeral with full military honors. Bayne a survivor of the Mexican War also experienced Civil War era conflicts and was a home favorite known for reading and walking. Across town veterans rejoiced at the recovery of Robert Brown 108, oldest Civil War survivor.
West avenue officers respond to a man with a load of booze between 5th and 14th streets. William Keasey 45 of Grafton arrested for driving while intoxicated after a Chevrolet run. He was fined 100 dollars and committed to the county jail until paid.
The item mentions various brief notes from London on July 28 including a strike, a trusts matter, and commentary on export restrictions. It references a judge’s actions and a hostage ransom context amid diplomatic reporting.
Edgar A. Bancroft American ambassador to Japan died today in Tokio after a period of illness. He had been ill for several weeks but visitors hoped for recovery before a sudden decline last night.
Reports from Greensburg detail a fatal crash on the Canton Akron road near North Tacinson crossin that killed Mrs Roy Blott and a child and injured others. Hiram Harlong and Nis Havom, sons of Greensburg, were among the mourners as a deadly car collision and a later shooting occurred amid a funeral procession.
Walter Scott a Gallia County farmer his wife and four children were poisoned today when Mrs Lott placed arsenate of lead in his food by mistake for baking powder. Physicians found them unconscious and worked for hours to revive them. all are believed to recover.
The annual Huron Erie iorain County farmers picnic is scheduled for Saturday this week at Grusti Vermilion. It is described as a major local event with a full sports program and plenty of activities.
A legal action began against Smith & Brown concerning foreclosure of a four merchant property. Ken Hie asees contends Elton er ind cenplh ea eatitg at Avon Tie for the defendants. Veoan agreed price of 3930, amount $350 paid. court to resolve lien and voids to satisfy claim.
Madison reports Mrs. Robert La Follette refused to become a candidate for the Senate seat after the death of her husband. The widowed leader stated she would not run and urged leaders to avoid making public careers distasteful to women, amid persistent appeals for her bid.
July 28 reports note a possible September work stoppage by operators and miners amid calls for federal intervention. A new world conference may be convened by the U.S. government after European leaders decide on security measures. Also listed are a military leadership change and a high profile marriage abroad. AFL president Green protests wage cuts in textiles, urging fairness.
Dayton Tenn July 28 The speech William Jennings Bryan had prepared in the Scopes trial was published by Mrs Bryan though he died before delivering it His remarks defend Christian faith, oppose evolution and urge each group to build its own colleges He argues religion and science can coexist and criticizes the idea of imposing one view on all students He stresses freedom of conscience and the need to protect religious welfare of children.
Washington officials plan a stronger use of federal prosecutions to relieve crowded dockets as states without full prohibition laws face continued federal handling. Prohibition czar Gen Andrew predicts state enforcement will shift cases to federal courts and new laws may extend to Nevada amid raids on hashish clubs and illegal dens.
The Farm Bureau era case unfolds with allegations that officials promised large farm subsidies and favorable prices for produce while avoiding penalties. Plaintiffs claim authorities failed to deliver promised relief and favorable terms during the 1920s reform period. The proceeding lists defendants and counsel from the Bureau and associated firms, with multiple cases progressing alongside this matter.
Elyria indge reports the Eagles will hold a picnic on August 23 at Cascade Park with free entertainment and refreshments for members and families. Sam May says there will be something doing every second. Paint work at Court House basement and offices has brightened the area ahead of the event.
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