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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1924
Page
4
President Coolidge plans a National Tax Conference in Washington to coordinate reductions of state county and municipal taxes. Governors and officials will be invited after the election to craft a broader tax reform program.
Senator Walsh of Montana will have his report on the naval leasing scandal submitted to the Public Lands Committee for approval tomorrow, as announced today.
Dr. Levy Meisingerne a government weather bureau expert riding a gale balloon during a sonic disturbance and Lieut. James T. Neely were killed last night near Monticello Illinois their bodies found today mangled and bruised according to reports received here
A boy stabbed another during a school return quarrel as Harry Novak, 11, was struck in the shoulder by Thomas Hysan with a pocket knife. Novak was taken to the hospital for treatment of a minor wound.
A bicycle owned by John Lewelski was stolen from near his home yesterday and recovered this morning on the Laxe road. It had about $200 worth of accessories missing. the thief had stripped the bike.
Attorneys questioned confessions from youths alleging sleepless confinement and duress while police push to admit both confessions as evidence. Witness Charles Neam linked to Loeb in a partial identification as the kidnapper. grand jury appearance set for early afternoon as the milteen-dollar battle looms.
News notes from London and Tokyo report upheaval as Albanian rebels seize three key cities Tiranë Scutari and Durazzo while British officials fear Japan may push deeper into Asia Japan denies approval for a landing in Kyushu and a French aviator abandons the flight near Seoul
Peggy Joyce Hopkins Joyce weds Count Gost Morner of Swedish nobility in Atlantic City ceremony. Morner heads a Highland Park toothpaste firm. couple honeymooning elsewhere. Also mentions the remains of Ray mond Walter to be brought to the city for funeral at Wigton Church.
Washington June 3 report indicates administration leaders fail to pick a candidate for the United States court of appeals sixth circuit delaying the vacancy fill for Michigan Kentucky Ohio and Tennessee. George B Christian Jr testified before a federal grand jury probing leasing of rural oil lands to Harry Sinclair and E T Doheny. Brookhart leads Sweet by about 3000 votes for the Republican U S Senate nomination after early returns in Iowa. The real estate boards convention opened with 3404 delegates focusing on fire protection water, parks, traffic and city planning. Five senate agricultural committee members file a minority report urging immediate acceptance of Henry Ford's nitrate project at Muscle Shoals to cut fertilizer costs.
An advertisement touts McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets as a tastier alternative to bitter cod liver oil for improving appetite and boosting weight. It promises 5 pounds in 40 days and a money back guarantee if goals aren’t met, citing a case of a woman gaining 10 pounds in 22 days.
Wellington June 3 Prof P D Sherman of Oberlin coaches the Benlor commencement play Clarence progressing rapidly. Cast includes Mrs Martyn Gladys Snyder Mr Wheeler Andrew Watters and others. Commencement exercises set for June 12. Community notes report travels deaths and local events including Friendship Guild meeting and school registration.
The Columbia area observed Memorial Day with services at the Baptist church led by Dr. A B Stormen of Baldwin Wallace College. Members of the community attended cemetery rites, a boys band performance, and floral tributes for unknown soldiers. Several local families and visitors joined in remembrance activities.
Frank W. Mondell of Wyoming named permanent chairman of the Republican national convention to open in Cleveland in a week. William B. Butler confirms Mondell’s selection and Warren of Michigan named chair of the resolutions committee en route from Mexico City. Mondell’s rise is a surprise after a long House career and a 1940s War Finance Corp role. Coolidge camp seeks unity and a free field for VP choice.
A servant found the body of Mrs. Erie J. Sells in a cistern at the Pacelli home in Columbus. Police suspect she ended her life by drowning in despair over the countess Helen Chittenden Pacelli's death. Mrs. Sells was widow of W. A Sells and a cousin and beneficiary under the countess' will.
Harold Howard aged 21, an employee of the American Glycerine Company, was blown to atoms when a load of nitroglycerine he was transporting to an oil lease exploded near Bradford. The accident occurred June 3 in Bradford, Pennsylvania.
A fragmented notice mentions Mrs Sarah Ann Malin dying at 101 in Colerain, with scattered references to Athens county, Mountain Lakes New Jersey, and a June 3 date. Nonsense text around missing details prevents a clear event linkage.
The Cleveland Railway Company workers receive an arbitration board's majority ruling granting a 12 cent per hour hike. The company plans to reject the terms, and car men union president William Polk says further strife will depend on developments.
Columbus announces bids will be opened June thirteenth for a 48751 mile highway improvement program estimated at 1 169 000 dollars. Work includes hard surfaced and macadam construction. In Cincinnati William Monck aged 34 dies from motor car injuries. city toll reaches fortieth death this year. Also Crawford Dairy corrects misinformation claiming Elyria dairies now charge 12 cents per quart after a prior 13 cent rate beating Cleveland.
New York stocks opened firm with fractional gains and mild boosts from President Coleidge signing a tax reduction bill. Oil shares remain steady while railroad issues inch upward and motor and independent steel shares show strength in a dull trading forenoon. Call money returns to 3 percent as low-priced rail shares move with the industrials.
Cleveland livestock receipts and prices show cattle steady to slow sales with top calves at 10.50 and hogs steady after 4 000 head. sheep and lambs fall about 50 with top at 14.00. Chicago grain opens higher with July wheat near 104, corn around 76.
Bandits shot and killed Charles Wahl collector for Lowell Real Estate and Joseph Omeronts a passerby in Chicago as they fled without stealing. In Missouri State Senator Michael J Kinney was shot four times at a train station and left for dead.
Worth A. Fauver of Elyria Ohio has been chosen as a Scarab member for the coming year at Amherst College. He serves as football manager for 1924 25 and captain of the basketball team and is active in swimming track and class athletics. He was elected to the Student Council and belongs to Cotillion and Delta Upsilon.
An old advertisement urges consulting a medical specialist for illnesses unique to women and men. It warns against rushing into surgical womb or ovarian procedures and promotes noninvasive treatment offered by the specialist.
Dr Albert Snell reports on the health comparison between old and young men, presenting findings or guidance from medical observations. The note surveys vigor, endurance, and recovery patterns relevant to male adults.
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