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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1928
Page
16
Four persons were killed and 14 seriously injured as Croatian students rioted in Zagreb protesting the Belgrade parliament murder of two Croatian cadets. Bodies arrived with Croatian parliament delegates as 15,000 spectators heard calls to restraint. Rioting ended after violent scenes overnight.
Howard Douglas of Harmony Maine and his bride Misa Betty E Gunter formerly of Colby College were handcuffed together on their honeymoon. They married at Harmony and rode by train to Boston, the handcuffs locked soon after the wedding rings were exchanged.
Cincinnati June 22 Fifteen people were injured when a truck and a one man street car collided. Fourteen injuries occurred aboard the truck and the fifteenth was the street car motorman. The truck driver Ryan Ray was arrested for reckless driving and failing to observe a stop sign. The collision wrecked the front vestibule and left the motorman Ray Nash injured.
Kipton notes show Marian Brown and Ruth Rader of Cleveland spent the weekend with Marian’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Bickel. Harold Davis of Detroit visited Marian Brown. Donald Haigh of Oberlin called on his mother Nellie Haigh midweek. Rev. John Wynn of South Dakota visited his sons. John Davidson serves on Elyria jury. Minnie Buckley of Wakeman attended Camden Ladies Aid at Eda Betts’ home. The column lists local residents and visitors with family connections and civic involvement.
An old health ad warns that chronic acid stomach causes gastritis and ulcers. It discourages pepsin or digestants and urges neutralizing with Bisurated Magnesia after meals, claiming quick relief, natural digestion, safety, and affordability from druggists.
Berlin Heights making calls at the Morris Green and Lloyd Buck ley homes. Mr. and Mrs. John Hand and daughter and Mrs. Mary Bruck of Elyria visited at the Ladd home Sunday.
Private meeting among Southern West Virginia and Virginia miners reports engineers Howard Evanson and Samuel Taylor support a capitalization above 200 million dollars for a proposed bi tuminous coal merger. The plan aims to consolidate Pocahontas region properties to cut waste and costs, with tentative agreements to transfer mines at agreed prices as talks proceed.
Hidden flaws in the large canting are cited as a recent achievement of the Russian Institute. The report claims the Eate me Re dium Institute made notable progress, detailing technical aspects and potential applications.
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