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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1929

Page

8

Detroit Rum Battlefront Grows As Fed Moves In

Resignation of Career Ferguson as customs chief in Detroit shifts to K R Norwood. coordination of customs prohibition and coast guard to curb illicit liquor flow. Indictments of 23 patrolmen for aiding smugglers. one jailed. Despite price rises, surface signs of intensified action are limited. Runners wage internal feuds at Ecorse and Chicago markets. Reports warn a real shooting may erupt between agents and smugglers, amid rival gangs and river operations with Canada. Liquor market reach estimated at 50 million dollars last year, fueling Chicago demand and internal clashes between Ecorse and Moran mobs.

Detroit D. Ferguson Detroit Border Patrol K. R. Norwood Prohibition Coast Guard Detroit River Ecorse Here Chicago United States Moran

Edict to Control Liquor Trade Sparks Tension in Chicago

Reported plan by certain groups to monopolize liquor distribution in Chicago warns that any sale outside their channels must be disposed through them. Ecopse runners refuse the terms, signaling potential violent confrontation and the risk of bullets.

Chicago

Local Guests and Farm Sale Headlines from Brighton

Brighton residents July 17 share visits with relatives including Mrs Woolen and Marcus Kovacs and Annabel Kovacs. Magadore church attendance by Greene and Bedford families. Holmes family from Litchfield visiting Walter Mosher and Yocum. James Hall farm purchased by O S Coats of Wellington with move planned in fall. Sunday callers at Charles Seeley house include George McConnell family and Ober Morriman from Wellington.

Brighton Woolen Marcus Annabel Kovacs Clair Goss George Greene H. C. Bedford Magadore Claude Holmes Litchfield Walter Mosher Grandma Yocum O. S. Coats Wellington James Hall Charles Seeley George McConnell Ober Dell Morriman

Penfield Notes On Local People And Reunions

Penfield society news lists graduates and visits including Robert Squires and Illa Andrews with Bald win Wallac commencement, plus family gatherings at Ralph Taylor's and P. T. Van Valkenburg events. Officers elected for 1930 are Carl Jackson, Earl Jameyson, and Gladys Jameyson. guests from Cleveland, Lorain, Akron, Lodi, Medina and Wellington. Sympathy extended for Pearl Fritz Humphrey. Community notices cover funerals, visits, travel, and a closing paragraph on astronomy remarking on limits of modern science.

Carl Jackson Lodi Earl Jameyson Gladys Jameyson Cleveland Lorain Akron Medina Wellington P. T. van Valkenburg Pearl Fritz) Humphrey Waites George Hastings Clarence Grimes New London Dwight Smith George Bullis George Devereaux Grand Rapids Michigan Martin Fritz Clyde Minkler J. K. Wolfe Emmet Bower Mildred Mary Reich John Wolfe Wadsworth C. E. Berry Blake, Ohio Lucille Greig Arthur Handley Huntington Fulton Arthur Fulton Albert Kratzer Daughte Leroy Elizabeth Gregg Harry Gregg Dr. Spangler

Inland Waterways to Be Rail-Grade by 1932

General Q T Ashburn, chairman of Federal Inland Waterways, stated that once Congress allocates the 10 million dollar equipment fund, government barge lines will reach railroad efficiency by 1932. Planned routes include Mississippi from New Orleans to Twin Cities, Missouri from St. Louis to Kansas City, and Illinois from Mississippi to Chicago, linking with Ohio lines Cairo to Pittsburgh. The first 2.5 million is available now, enabling fast freight moves, loading 1000 tons at St Paul and another 1000 tons at St Louis for New Orleans via river channels.

ST. Louis Q. T. Ashburn Board Federal Inland Waterways Corporation Congress Ashburn Mississippi New Orleans Twin Cities Missouri Kansas City Illinois Chicago Ohio Cairo Pittsburgh Gulf St. Paul

Vacation special boy's ham cut at temple barber shop

Max Slatzker invites friends to a vacation special at the Temple Barber Shop in the Masonic Temple Building with four chairs available on Saturdays and no waiting.

Max Slatzker Temple Barber Shop Masonic Temple Building

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