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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1924

Page

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Candidates Address League Meeting on Qualifications for Office

Warm weather reduced attendance at a League of Women Voters meeting at the Church of Christ last night. Judge Ross Funk spoke on the court of appeals, while D A Baird and Arthur Waters outlined qualifications for county offices. Alan R. Branson and others discussed county treasurer roles and future candidate events are announced for next Friday.

League of Women Voters Church of Christ Mire Frank Billings League Ross Funk Wooster Court For Appeals Funk Warne D. A. Baird Arthur Waters Alan R. Branson Wellington Ber

United States airmen reach Kirkwall on world flight

July 30 Kirkwall Scotland United States Army aviators led by Lieut Lowell Smith arrived at Houghton Bay after 5 hours 35 minutes flight from Brough England covering 370 miles by route chosen for weather. They plan overnight rest at Kirkwall before Iceland leg.

Kirkwall Scotland Lowell Smith Houghton Bay Brough England Eng United States Army Lowell Mr. Smith Iceland Atlantic Ocean Lieut. Smith Guardian Tneland Washington United States Reid Billingsbey Scottish Reykjavik Raleigh Hornafjord Magruder Richmond Smith International News Service Atlantic Los Angeles Keenland Labrador Aleutian Islands Alaskan United States Navy Europe Asia Africa

Chicago Mason Found Slain Near Home

Chicago police investigated the shooting of Harry Peters advertising manager of the Masonic Chronicle. He was found dying from a revolver wound near his Chicago home five hours after last seen leaving his mother in law's house. Robbery is not believed to be the motive as jewelry and a watch were found on the body. The weapon was not recovered.

Criminal Court Chicago Nathan F. Leopold Richard A. Loeb Goee Bobby Franks John Caverly Harry Peters Masonic Chronicle Peters Millwaukea Abe Todd Police

Ohio Republican leaders see Austin Davis threat to party

A Franklin County attorney released an authenticated letter from an independent Republican voter in Columbus criticizing Harry L. Davis, urging a strong Republican standard bearer. The missive accuses Davis of corruption, cites lawsuits against his departments, and warns his nomination could hand Ohio to the Democrats.

Ohio M. E. Thraixil Franklin County Farmers Union Rud Hynicka Cincinnati Maurice Maschka Cleveland Walter F. Brown Toledo Dan Brower Dayton Republican Woodrow Wilsom Donahey Harry TL. Davis Columbus Harry L. Davis Hia Canada Davis Republican Party of Foraker McKinley Herrick Bushnell Nash Thraixill Thraskill M:ley

Emancipation Day at On-Erie Beach Alg

Emancipation Day on August 4 at Oaks Beach will be celebrated with an immense bake and barbecue. The lake resort is owned and operated by colored people in Ohio, and management expects a large statewide crowd. Prominent speakers are secured and a wide program of sports and contests is planned.

Oaks Beach Beach Ohio

Georgia City Executes Vagrant Dogs With Electric Floor

In Albany, dogs are doomed by an electric floor rather than the chair. Groups of six animals stand on a copper collar circuit to end their lives quickly after a rabies tag ordinance. The humane but grim method follows a city rule requiring vaccination and collar tagging for pets.

Albany Fonger Janine

Asks Mortgage As Result Of Lorain Storm

Carrie Rosenfelder filed in common pleas court asking permission to mortgage a house and lot for 3000 to repair damage from a destructive Lorain tornado. The trustee for two heirs of Elmina Gawn asserts the will forbids encumbrance, but Rosenfelder says a new roof is needed to rent the property.

Lorain Common Pleas Court Carrie Rosenfelder Plaintf Fs Elmina Gawn

McAdoo backs La Follette in Chicago aide letter

Malcolm McAdoo brother of William Gibbs McAdoo declares support for Senator Robert M. La Follette and running mate Burton Wheeler in New York convention deadlock. Letter from New York to a Chicago Democrat frames La Follette as next president potential and dismisses rumors of McAdoo followers swapping sides. Fire crews wear gas masks at East Market House ammonia leak. Cincinnati man James Stewart, 18, drowns in a Remington pit lake while two sisters watch.

Chicago Malcolm R. McAdoo William Ginbs McAdoo Rune New York Robert M. la Follette Buriin K. Wheeler Montana la Follette Wheeler Sstrer McAdoo United States Malcolm McAdoo New York City Ohwican Cincinnati James Stewart Remington Ohio

British to attempt new world flight from London

July 30 report outlines a planned British world circumnavigation by Royal Air Force pilots Tymms Macintosh and MacLaughry. The float seaplane is giant and Rolls Royce Condor powered, with two large floats and a wireless room, sleeping quarters, and solid wood walls. It carries gasoline in floats and underwings enabling 1,700 mile range with tanks, aiming for 1,000 mile legs at speeds up to 100 mph.

London Royal Air Forcs Tymms Macintosh MacLaughry MacLarens Eg Dig

Two Elyrians Hurt In Crash On Loraly Road

C E Merle of 706 Foster Avenue was thrown from his motorcycle on Loraly road near Penfield Junction and taken to the hospital. Passenger Harry Life of 218 Princeton Avenue was also thrown. A passing car failed to leave enough room causing the crash. Merle sustained a bruised right hip and Life a minor left hip injury. both were not admitted.

C. E. Merle Foster Avenue Loraly Road Penfield Junction Harry Life Princeton Avenue Merle Ralph Foster Bropa Lake Avenue

Safety First Meeting Here

The Cleveland Southwestern and Columbus Railway held a safety wakeup meeting today in the Feemy over Little Joe's restaurant. Sessions occur monthly with all employers urged to attend. Present were President F H Wilson Intendent John Neger and others including Chas Bite and KR McK with light and train officials mentioned.

Cleveland

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