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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1920

Page

3

Presidential fund controversy over Wood and Palmer campaigns

Congressional investigation revealed large advances and contributions tied to General Wood's campaign fund. Proctor testified the advance exceeded known totals from other sources, while committee members cited payments and per state funds. A prominent Pennsylvania politician and the treasurer of the Palmer campaign provided details and questioned large sums.

Proctor General Wood Palmer Democratic Domnina James Mc Fittsburch Allc Pennsylvane J. Harry On Palronization

Rotary Club Hears Ex Mayor Speak on City Problems

Ex Mayor Harry E. Davis addressed Rotary Club members inviting support for home rule taxation and city improvements. He cited Cleveland crime, police staffing of 900 officers, and municipal budgets while urging cooperation with city laws and neighborhood progress.

Harry E Davia Rotary” ‘Club G.- Whelan J.B Rotary Club Childre Elyria Cleveland Jha Matttees

Veterans to Attend Funeral at Camp Headquarters

The camp will meet at Camp headquarters with Camp Commander J ipsona insisting all possible veterans of the G A R attend. The funeral will be held at the home tent at 2 o clock with Chapman's son and many from the city present.

Bey J. Ipsona Chapman G.A. R

First Appeal of Divorce Case Filed in County

The report states the first divorce appeal under the new Ohio law was filed by Fr. Stefile of Lorain, a florist, on the cross petition of his wife Agnes Steble. Both allege gross neglect of duty and cruelty. Stehle had filed the original divorce but the court granted the wife decree on the cross petition.

Ohio Stefile Lorain Florist Agnes Steble Stehle

Prohibition anniversary highlights limited crimes and gains

On the first prohibition anniversary in Ohio cities, arrests for drunkenness have fallen by over fifty percent while jail and workhouse populations shrink. James White of the Anti Saloon League cites fewer convictions, rising savings, and better family life as benefits, though enforcement relies on national aid and faces referendum challenges.

James A White Ohio Anti Saloon League Cincinnati Columbus Toledo

Toledo weighs 2 million dollar ITV bus line plan

Toledo moves toward a 2 050 000 appropriation to establish a municipal bus line with City Hall to vote on the proposal tonight. L D Doherty of New York representing Toledo Railway and Company reportedly seeks favorable valuation adjustments and a ten cent fare in the dispute over street car property.

Spivsar Toledo City Halk Council Aoe L Totedi New ‘York United States District Court Ris Avithout Éaling The Traction Company John M.killits

Toledo Police nab leader in Delta Bank robbery

Police hold Edward ONeill alias Malady a suspected ringleader of a $22 000 daylight Delta bank robbery. He was identified by Mark Casler assistant cashier who was knocked down trying to sound alarms. ONeill previously staged a $900 poolroom holdup and was free on bail.

Associated Press Toledo Delta Edward “O'Neil Malady Mark’ Casler Delta Bank O'Neil Liberty

Elyrian Delivers Graduation Address at Amherst Township

The Amherst township school held its annual commencement on Monday evening. J. Burke of this city gave the graduation address titled School Days and the Lessons Derived Therefrom. Rev. Bilverg offered the invocation and benediction, with diplomas presented by Mr. Richmond.

Amherst Township Bilver Richmond

Dorothy Dixio to Cover G O P National Convention

Dorothy Dix to cover the G O P National Convention in Chicago for the Chronicle Telegram. The female writer aims to present women’s influence and new political power with vicarious insight, promising interest beyond prior coverage.

Dorothy Dixio G.O.P. National Convention Chicago Chronicle-Telegram

Carranza Murder Mystery Deepens as Obregon Rivalry Emerges

A report from Meco City outlines moves to investigate Carranza’s death. It cites Herrera’s coup, the capture and forced confessions of Carranza supporters, and asserts Obregon’s central government seeks accountability and deterrence amid the political crisis. Two Americans are reported prisoners in Chihuahua with few details.

Associated Press Meco City Ofmer Venustiano ‘Potas Ven Alvaro ‘Obregon Carranza Herrera Yiemibets Merreta Carranza’s Obregon Gonzaes de la Huerta

Amherst Woman Dies After Extended Illness

Mrs. Carrie Schaumburger, 66, of Amherst, died yesterday after a long illness. She was a sister of Henry Sandrock of this city, David of Cleveland, Martin of Grafton, and Mrs. L Hacker of LaGrange. Funeral services will be at Baker Funeral Parlors in Amherst Friday at 2:00 PM.

Carrie “Schaumburger Amherst Des Dita Henry Sandrock David Cleveland Martin Grafton L. Hacker LaGrange Baker Funeral Amherst

County Fees Turned Into Fund By Commissioners

County offices credited $69 128 71 of collected and unused fees to the county fund. Fees will be turned into the fund monthly by officers and commissioners will then make an allowance to officials for administration of their offices.

Michigan Central passenger train boiler explosion kills two enginemen

Two Detroit men, Robert Smith and Harry Washington, were killed when the locomotive boiler exploded south of Bay City, Michigan. Fireman Fred Schueipp was injured as the boiler flew several hundred feet away, though no coaches derailed.

Associated Press Bay City Mich Robert Smith Harry Washington Detroit Fred Schueipp Michigan Central Here

Senator Carter Glass Opposed to Indiscriminate Soldier Bonus

In a Bristol letter to W O Caine of the Bristol Chamber of Commerce Senator Carter Glass Virginia, former secretary of the treasury, states he is opposed to an indiscriminate bonus for ex soldiers. He argues the move would tax the people and burden Congress with additional costs, noting many veterans never saw Europe.

Associated Press Bristol Carter Glass Virginia Treasury W. O. Caine Bristol Chamber of Commerce Glass Congress Europe

Nurse Seeks Pay for Services in Estate Case

Mary Hammerick sues W. F. Hafner as executor of Hmaline Krietzeli estate for board and nursing care provided during the deceased lifetime. She alleges a verbal contract and seeks 2120 dollars and 58 cents for about 130 weeks of service.

Mary Hammerick W. F. Hafner Hmaline Krietzeli Krietzel

First Lorainarea bankruptcy case filed in months

The first bankruptcy since August 1918 in this district covering Lorain and Medina counties is Louis J. Bartholomy owner of the Take New Meat Market in Lorain. T. A. Conway of Elvira will hear creditors June 1. Bartholomy lists assets at 5342 and liabilities at 9968.17.

Lorain Medina Louis J. Bartholomy T. A. Conway Elvrra Bartholmy

Shooting Victim Molinowski to be Buried Friday

Funeral services for Yancil Molinowski a Grafton youth killed in an accidental shooting are set for Friday morning at his home. Mayor Gardner says the boy was shot by school friend Donald Storrs during fooling with a revolver and the shooter is shocked by the event. Molinowski survived by his parents and six brothers with one brother in Oklahoma and another in Cuba. Gardner serves as acting coroner of the accidental death.

Yancil Molinowski Grafton Gardner Molinowski Donald Storrs Oklahoma Cuba

Twelve Counts in Of Charles i Hoh to 'Gin the indictment

Fragmented OCR notes mention a twelve count indictment and a judge quashing by the Lever act. Names include Hughes, Wilkesbatté, and officials. references to a federal court, extensions, and possible referendum on propositions. Several line fragments list Carrie Smith, Elyria residents, and workers such as machinist Florida Blaner and welder Irvin Conger.

Hughes J ‘Breme Court John Lewi Wee Retary Wilson Comilasiba

Window Trim Contest Opens Thursday Evening

Elyria merchants invite citizens to view the window trim contest with prizes from the Better Business Club. Votes determine cash prizes from 1st to 20th places, with top vote getter earning cash and the event set for Thursday at 7:30 pm amid circus day crowds.

Citizers Elyra Elyria Iterity Better Business Club

Arthur Sands Makes Escape From Reform School

Arthur Sands once of this city escaped from the Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Home at Sandusky where he had been sent after conviction for grand larceny in the Lorain Milling Co robbery. He had been a telephone operator at the Mansfield Reformatory before being sent to Sandusky as a trusty.

Police Department Sheri Arthur Sands Ohio Soldier’s and Sailors Sandusky Sands Ohio Reformatory Mansfield Lorain Milling Co

Three Divorce Cases Filed in Court of Common Pleas

Three divorce petitions filed in the court of common pleas in the last 24 hours. Lewis Avery vs Francis Avery seeks divorce on grounds of adultery and three years wilful absence. Emery Nehez vs Mary Nehez cites three years wilful absence. Karol Kroppa vs Mary Kroppa requests divorce on adultery and wilful absence.

Court of Common Pleas Lewis Avery Francis Avery Emery Nehez Mary Nehez Lorain Karol Kroppa Mary Kroppa

Marriage Licenses Listed For Five Couples In Ohio

Andrew Murray a creamery man aged 28 and Violet Hammond 21 of Wellington. James Yuhas 25 a drill press man and Mary Kaya 18 of Lorain. Rosa Ducker 23 of Cleveland and Edgar Fuller listed with a $5 porter. Joseph Pallardy 23 a salesman and Alice Vahle 25 of Elyria.

Andrew Murray Violet Hammond Wellington James Yuhas Mary Kaya Lorain Edgar Fuller Porter Cleveland Rosa Ducker Elyria Joseph Pallardy Alice Vahle Wm. Robinson Butler Cleve

Flowers and autos needed for Decoration Day parade

H P Chapman Camp No 6 of the Sons of Veterans prepares for Decoration Day on Monday afternoon May 31. Committees must report progress to C C Chase or Mason Smith by Thursday evening, and volunteers are urged to donate flowers or offer cars for the parade to aid the ladies in making bouquets and wreaths.

H. P. Chapman Sons of Veterans Chronicle-Telegram C. C. Chase Mason Smith

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Ashington Wil- CC Sieifs Cam- Ling Witites Reed Amone Fx Mayor Fascom Olice Couprt ITV Traction Head Fare— Council Elyria Market, & ‘Cold Storage Co Carey Co Elyrian S. Amherst Glass Igiah Obie Roti Commission Rodolfo Herrera Mexico Setond Tolly Hererra Garranza Amherst Woman ES IN Hospital Lorainites Indianapolis Wilson Charles i Irvin Conger Welder Mary Dugfee
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