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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1929
Page
6
A university professor in Columbus confesses to killing a coed at the medical school. The case reveals an illicit love affair and jealousy that led to a brutal murder. The professor, once respected for marksmanship and writing, destroys his life, his wife, and his child, while the girl's parents bear unbearable sorrow.
President Hoover defended the U S Treasury effort to curb rum running at the Canadian border saying agents must shoot in self defense and will be protected by law. He urged border communities to aid federal authorities and respect lawful enforcement to prevent crime and maintain order.
An old concern over coal gave way to water supply as the decisive factor for new steel capacity. A Monroe Piers plant near Monroe Michigan, twenty miles north of Toledo, will draw iron ore directly by boat and have a short haul to Toledo and Detroit. The Milton Dam reservoir released nine times as much water as during a dry period, underscoring Lake Erie's role as a near limitless water source for the industry.
A Blymant property owner laments tax hikes since 1900 raising taxes from 400 to 1655 in 1929, a 400 percent jump, while rents rose 50 percent but tenants leave. He warns higher taxes are planned and urges strong protest and a public discussion among taxpayers.
Date list honors births of John H. Mitchell Paul Murphy Cy Warman H Rider Haggard Henry T Oxnard across 1835 1884 1855 1860 with births and death places and dates noted for Portland New Orleans Chicago London New York France Illinois Oregon Pennsylvania and more.
Historical notes record Napoleon’s 1815 abdication and proclamation of his infant son as emperor. In 1827 Captain Parry reached 435 miles from the North Pole and earned a $25,000 reward from Britain. The entry notes Captain Schley’s 1884 rescue.
ABE MARTIN muses that national elections fail to settle results and suggests asking the people in a census. He remarks on Queen Mary’s Jats and Ramsay McDonald’s mustache as vivid symbols, recalling 1889 moments in a wry, satirical tone.
The report notes that the seven survivors of the Gree ly expedition in the far North, missing since 1881, were located after fifty years. It also recalls Loyal A. Osborne, eminent engineer and Westinghouse officer, born in Newark, New Jersey, fifty nine years ago in Beverly Mass.
The newspaper notes Fannie Ward a celebrated actress born in St. Louis 57 years ago. Julian Hawthorne son of Nathaniel Hawthorne, author with a chequered life, born in Boston 83 years ago. Porter Emerson Browne, writer and playwright, born at
A shift from horse power to gasoline boosts grain available for people, freeing about 500 million bushels. Separately, a projected international dictionary aims to map words with varying meanings across languages.
Dav's Music Store touts the Gulbransen Home Culture Grand priced under 500 with a rise to 565 on July 1st, advertising the piano's tone and size. Also offered are a portable Victrola, two Victtor models, the Triolan guitar, a self focusing movie camera, and an Orthophonic Victrola booth at 115.95 with new record titles and releases.
Day's Hardware receives a large shipment of Easy Electric Washers and new agitator models with low prices and home demonstrations. Local electric contracting staff expands, with painters and stores like Smith drug and Brown Printing Shop active. George Day and E P Gates attend Lights Golden Jubilee. Edison centennial plans loom for Oct 21. Rubber hose stock purchased from Akron maker offered in short lengths.
Diet and Health advice notes that a six month old should already be receiving fruits and vegetables in addition to milk, emphasizing the prenatal influence of maternal diet on a child’s teeth and overall development. It urges inclusion of greens, whole grains, proteins, and a varied diet for both mother and baby, with guidance on milk use during pregnancy and nursing.
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