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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1921
Page
1
A burglar pried a rear window at 129 Lake Avenue, fired at George Sayers and fled after Sayers fired back. Police pursued a suspect, found ten dollars in his possession, and detained him for questioning as the investigation continued.
In Sangamon county a wheel lists women possible for the governor's September jury. The state avoids baring jurors while hinting it may welcome one or more women on the panel. Governor's legal strategy and venue considerations remain unsettled amid opposition from county authorities.
Mrs Pearsley of Kenton was in a car with her husband when the front wheel collapsed near Waldo. A member was broken as the wheel failure caused the car to lurch. The incident occurred while returning from a trip to Co with the family.
Mrs Winifred Shingle, 24, near death after firing a revolver into her abdomen to frighten her plumber husband during a quarrel in a Cleveland hotel. She claimed the gun was not loaded. Little hope is held for her recovery.
Frank Aust, sales agent for the Willard Storage Battery, spoke at the Kiwanis luncheon, detailing battery history and advantages and giving care tips. Jim Armitage and Bob Rice were elected delegates to the State Kiwanis convention in Lima in September, with C. M. Williams and H. T. Winckles as alternates. Walter Watts was chosen to succeed himself as trustee candidate.
Police arrested Steve Hazel of 712 Foster Avenue on suspicion of prowling for a window peeper. He could not establish his identity and was held briefly. No charge could be established, and he was released this morning.
Washington July 29 The United States would regard any conference preliminary to President Harding’s disarmament conference that did not tackle all the major powers as out of keeping with the invitation. An official note expressed disfavor of any such preliminary conference.
London reports a growing rumpus over Lord Northcliffe after the cancellation of his dinner at the British embassy in Washington. The British foreign office issued a denial that Marquis Curzon influenced the action, while Northcliffe's supporters accuse Lloyd George and the government of hostile maneuvering. The row centers on Northcliffe’s bid to represent Britain at the Far East conference and the question of who controls royal policy. Continued on Page Six.
In Lorain two men were paid about £200 a month or $8 a day to secure evidence against law violators for an official. The witnesses named E Miller of Elyria and H E Smith of Elyria testified during the Louis NaumolE and Marie Russell trial. They admitted guilt as a last resort, and their testimony was deemed unreliable. Smith said his wife objects to his methods, implying prior use of the tactic.
The victims of Wednesday's auto crash are slightly improved, though still in serious condition. Mrs Stocking spent the night and appears better this morning. Mrs Kiser of Alliance, daughter of Mrs Mocking, who was internally injured, is also improving.
Cleveland Federal Reserve official Willis declares in a lengthy briefing that rents and living costs are out of step with wages, fueling a stagnation cycle. He notes reports of climbing rents despite efforts to cut price tags, while automobile dealers’ price cuts offer some relief to buyers. Continued discussion hinted on page two.
In Chicago on July 29 Police Sergeant Harry D Kellogg shot and fatally wounded former Lemuel Hackley then shot himself in Judge Dever’s county building courtroom just before moon day. Five shots fired. spectators fled in panic as Kellogg and Hackley were reported dying.
Dublin Sinn Fein cabinet reportedly reached a secret decision that could open the way to a peace conference in London to settle the Irish issue. Eamon de Valera's reply to Lloyd George's peace offer may be delayed a day or two as he consults his cabinet in Dublin.
Local police were rushed to Yorkville in Jefferson County this morning after reports that Harry Carman, sought in the slaying of Steuben-Tille service man Harry Cummins, was surrounded near Steubenville. The body of Cummins was found nearby.
July 29 report from Ironton details a street confrontation where Mayor Thomas L. Collett levelled a gun at Morning Irontonian editor H.M. Paul to demand cease of newspaper attacks. Paul walked toward the office when Collett allegedly cocked the weapon and warned of consequences if attacks continued. city tensions rise as editor defends stance.
James Liner a Civil War veteran and longtime mason died at his home 5606 Lodi Street. Born February 25 1843 in Meath County Ireland he came to America at seven and lived on Lake Avenue before serving in multiple regiments. He leaves a daughter Mrs Fred Oachtler Jr and sister Mrs Thomas Burke. Burial at St Marys Cemetery after funeral at St Marys Church conducted by G A R and St Josephs Society.
Carl Wanderer, former army lieutenant accused of murdering his wife unborn child and a stranger, receives a sixty day reprieve from Governor Small. He awaits possible further action as alienists assess his sanity, with potential execution date September 30 or life imprisonment if deemed insane. The reprieve was requested by William R. McCauley, state commander of the American Legion.
President Harding and Republican leaders reach agreement to fast track tax revision and war finance measures. The plan includes relief for farmers, railroad credits, shipping appropriations, anti beer and soldier relief reforms, with a possible recess if all reports move by August 25. Absentees urged to return to Washington.
The election registration will be held August 8. All residents who moved or not yet registered must register. Polls open 1 PM to 5 PM and 6 PM to 8 PM. Everyone must register every four years.
In Columbus on July 29 Judge J G Johnson refused leave to file a petition in error for Clyde Gilmore of Eaton Ohio charged with raping Amy Von Kamel. The judge overruled identification challenges and Gilmore was sentenced to five to twenty five years in the Ohio penitentiary.
The Hoover Section Sweeper Co filed suit today against George Spitzer of Grafton claiming 1386 is owed for merchandise delivered. The case centers on a debt for supplied goods.
Reports to Ohio Department show 1919 1920 industrial expansion in Lorain County with 59 establishments more than prior. Wages across industries totaled 36 334 499 dollars. manufacturers paid 589 871 workers and led with steel works 20 406 994 dollars. Transportation and shipbuilding followed. fisheries and musical instrument making noted among larger sectors.
Forty persons are reported killed at Calao Peru as Spanish Italian and French sailors clash aboard ships in Callao. Private advices from Lima describe a fight between Kaisan and Spanish crews attacking French sailors from the Jules Michelet amid Peru's centennial celebrations with two dreadnoughts present.
Washington report based on the 1920 census shows Cincinnati with 42,827 foreign born whites, led by 17,833 Germans. Cleveland and Columbus also record large foreign born white populations with Germans prominent among the top nationalities.
July 29 Cincinnati Snyder, a recluse of a near Loveland home, was found unconscious in a kitchen doorway with a crushed skull. He died two hours later. Police note robbery may be motive. A neighbor raised the alarm after discovering the victim in the doorway.
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