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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1924
Page
13
Photo captures a near riot as Wisconsin delegates refuse to join the parade while other states carry flags around the floor. The Wisconsin faction remains seated through the anthem and votes No on every plank of the party platform.
Interior views show the Salle Schmidt where fortunes are won and lost nightly at the Monte Carlo casino the world’s largest gambling house. Photographs were taken before public opening due to Monaco’s prohibitions on photography.
E Walter Trippe of Atlanta speaks for Tanlac crediting the remedy with restoring his health after stomach and digestion issues and a long illness. He notes Tanlac helped him regain energy and weight and asserts many fellow railroad workers have benefited. Tanlac is sold by druggists with over 40 million bottles sold.
Elks lodge will hold flag day exercises at 2 pm inviting school children and the public. Probate Judge H C Wilcox will speak and each child receives a small flag. Winners of 1000 essays on The Flag will be announced, with a large flag awarded to a pupil from each school building.
Gaston Doumergue, president of the French senate, elected president of the French republic to succeed Alexandre Millerand who resigned. On the first ballot Doumergue received 325 votes, Painiere 309, Camelinat 22, Peret 4, and 7 blanks. He will serve until September 23, 1927.
June reports from Oberlin and nearby areas recount visits among residents including Mrs Croxford hosting her father L M Wooden, trips by Mr and Mrs W J Smith, and reunions at Ralph Biddulph’s home. Community events include East Russia Sunday school Children Day exercises, a planned annual picnic, and a boys team victory in Kreuger field. A Stop 96 accident left Mrs A Hale dead and Neal Hale seriously injured. Detroit medical students aided at Memorial hospital.
Market notes from Cleveland on June 9 show produce and eggs prices including strawberries 4.40 per crate, cabbage 2.50 per crate, tomatoes 4.00 to 5.00 per crate, potatoes 6.50 per barrel, with eggs at 27 to 28 cents per dozen and various dairy and poultry items priced among Firsts and lower grades. The list covers oleo, cheese, poultry, and meat items with per unit or per crate/bale pricing and grade distinctions.
Opening mixed moves on June 13 show fractional gains in some stocks while rails remain active and oils lag. Industrials hold a confident tone though oil stocks show irregular prices amid concerns over crude and earnings prospects for major companies this year. Chicago grains open higher with wheat, corn, and oats up in early trading. Cleveland livestock reports mixed receipts and steady to strong prices across cattle calves and hogs.
Article notes the lineage of French Republic presidents and mentions Alexandre Millerand as the sixth president to resign or leave office amid political pressure or health issues. It recalls prior leaders Thiers, MacMahon, Grevy and Beaudouin era events as context.
A great crowd watches as Nathan Leopold Jr and Richard Loeb arraign for kidnapping and murder in Chicago. State’s Attorney Robert Crowe signals moves toward the hangman’s noose. A mysterious Watertown woman attracts attention but withholds her name.
Cleveland ends a three day convention with boredom and confusion saying the stars failed. Visitors greeted warmly yet the event produced little impact as residents return to normalcy. Reporter notes Bryan and locals drift toward home while Plattsburg fires up a neighborhood event and newsrooms stay busy.
Officers S. OH Ewing of Cleveland and B M Sidsman of Pittsburgh lead the proceedings as sixty five applicants are recalled to the courthouse for examination for citizenship papers. This ongoing process will not issue Munem papers.
Raymond McCreary, formerly of Amherst, was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Mathews in North Judson Indiana. He was indicted by the last grand jury on non support of his child. He pleaded guilty and furnished a $500 bond to support the child hereafter.
Faculty women at Northwestern University vote on a list of their own choosing for the most famous women in American history. They settle on Frances Willard Susan B Anthony Mme Carie Nancy Hawke Lincoln Harriett Beecher Stowe Hara Barton and Jane Addams for their contribution to world advancement.
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