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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1928

Page

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Missing naval air crew after Chesapeake Bay search

Confused report says a Navy unit searching from Annapolis to Hampton Roads failed to locate three missing air crew after a plane disappeared near New Point Comfort Light. Authorities later found a body near Cape Henry while others were seen over the harbor. Weather hampered air and water recovery efforts by a motor launch and tug Choctaw.

Washington de Formants New Point Comfort Horn Harbor A €Ed Cape Hie

Government Bonds Noted in 1921 Campaign Financing Case

Harry clair indicted for aiding a magnate in a 1921 campaign funding scheme. Will Hays disclosed to the Teapot Dome committee how 250000 in government bonds and other contributions helped cover deficits. Bonds traceable to Sinclair and others were used to meet obligations, with portions returned or allocated to various officials and committees.

Washington Marth Harry Clair Hays Republican National Committee Keypate Teapot Dame Committee Hats Sai Sindees Wistorious Continental Tracing Co Walsh Montana Watt Dethh Hass Henry F. Sinclair Shreiait Eurone Smelair Empire Trust Co General T. Coleuran Dupont Sinclair John T. Pratt New York Leter T Pratt

Political Battle in Brief Delegates chosen to national conventions

The Tammany delegation to the Democratic National convention was selected with Senators Copeland and Wagner not chosen. Other readers note regional ties among delegates. James A. Reed urged honesty in government in Los Angeles. Cramton defended Hoover's dry policy amid Borah inquiry. Emily Blair urged abolishing party platforms. Casper publisher Hannar predicted Hoover would secure solid support at the Republican convention. A North Dakota ballot petition sought Smith name on primary ballot. Missouri Republicans planned two delegates to back Frank Lowden.

Tammany Royal S. Copeland Robert F. Wagner South J. K. Hannar Casper, Wyo Washington Secretary of Commerce Wiomiss

Prisoner Sues Appendicitis Attack In Columbus

Maurice O Flaherty aged 19, an escaped Mansfeld reformatory prisoner, was captured Tuesday by Detectives Day and Purnell. He was hospitalized today in Mt Carmel hospital believed to be suffering from appendicitis after a cell attack in the city prison.

Columbus Maurice O'Flaherty Mansfeld Reformatory Day Purnell Mt. Carmel Reformatory

Air Hero Will See Mother Honored During National Event

Lindbergh flew a fast Aran Cabin monoplane to Boston for a National Educational convention event. He landed at 9 04 a m from Long Island after repairs to the tail of his craft and then headed to see his mother and teammates at Havas Field amid clear flying conditions.

Air Hero Char Bostom Lindbergh Jane Aly Marth L.haring N.Y Alpann Stare Fere Anes Imspachas Ta90

Lorain County Slot Machine Crackdown Underway

Lorain County prosecutors sheriff and officials report a county wide ban on slot machines with no arrests by press time. Deputies survey conditions, issue warnings through newspapers and threaten arrests if operators persist as machines gradually go dark.

Lorain County D. A Baird EG Mathews Oferall Elyria Lor Lorain Eliria Sherif E. G. Mathews

Trial begins in Pasqale Teti v Stevenson injury suit

In Elyria Judge W B Thompson opens the $5 165 personal injury case of Pas quale Teti against W E Stevenson 240 Sth street cited after Teti was struck by Stevenson's machine while walking to work on Oct 18 1926 sustaining a dislocated shoulder and other injuries Stevenson argues Teti was negligent for walking in the street and carrying a light. Teti testifies in his own behalf.

W. B. Thompson Pasquale Teti Elyria W. E. Stevenson Sth Teti Stevenson 15Th St

Diaz Dies In Rome A War Leader Honored

In Rome on March 1 King Victor Emmanuel mourned beside the body of Marshal Armando Diaz a World War II era chief whose victories helped secure Allied gains. Premier Mussolini and other officials paid tribute as Diaz lay in state in the villa given for his service. Diaz died after illness and wounds from battle contributing to bronchial pneumonia following a Royal Opera opening attended by him.

Sinclair John W. Weeks Bostom Goed Fred W. Coham Chicago Rome Victor Emmanuel Armando Diaz Cahurban Marshal Diaz Signora Diaz Fouth Guelt Beatta Mussolini Potemziani Vikstore Roase Armando Wiaz Duke of Victory Vittorio Vente Earl Haig Earl Waig Diaz Royal Opera House Grippe Libran

Foremen's Club Meeting Tonight in Elyria YMCA

A large turnout is expected for the Foremen's Club gathering at the Elyria Y M C A tonight at 8 40 with a dinner at the Y. About 175 attendees will hear talks by Mike Grads of Canton Foremen's Ink and H S Hastings of Canton Industrial Corporation. This is the second club meeting of the year, with monthly sessions planned.

Foremen’s Club Elyria Y M.C. A Mike Grads Canton Ohio Foremen's Ink H. S. Hastings Canton Industrial Corporaton

Coaster Accident Claims Life of 13-Year-Old Walter Campbell

Walter Campbell, 13, of Lowellville, died after a coasting accident in Youngstown on March 1. The fatality marks the third coasting death of the year.

Youngstown Interfea Walter Campbell Lowellvile

Lindbergh Wins Woodrow Wilson Medal for Peace Merit

Col Charles A Lindbergh receives the Woodrow Wilson medal and a $25,000 prize for meritorious service toward peace through justice. Viscount Cecil and Elihu Root are past recipients, with 1927 prize voted unanimously for Lindbergh. Announcement notes his flights improved U S Latin American relations.

New York Charles A. Lindbergh Viscount Cecil England Elihu Root United States Europe Central America Woodrow Wilson Etihu Root Nho Lindbergh

Income tax filing begins in Elyria and Lorain offices

The U S Revenue Service opened in Elyria at 1548 East Avenue under S H Waits. March 14 is the last filing day. Early filers are noted as unusually numerous this year. Tax reports must be filed at the Elyria or Lorain post offices if income thresholds are met.

Azfice S. H. Waits East Avenue U. S. Revenue Service Ware Lorain County Neomitares Elyria Lorain Woren

March Weather Sparks Lions Lambs Debate In City

Citizens debated the arrival of March as snow fell in the morning. Fire Chief Otto Hess quipped that the season could not be likened to a lamb or a king, suggesting a bucking, erratic entrance instead.

Otto Hess King of Hearts

Mrs Coolidge at Bedside of Mother in Massachusetts

Mrs. Calvin Coolidge arrived in Northampton to stay a week at the bedside of her aged mother Mrs. Lemira Goodhue who was reported gradually weakening in hospital. John F. Fitzgerald said Mrs. Coolidge would remain for at least a week of rest at the Coolidge home.

Q Coolidge Northampton Masa Calvin Coolidge Lemira Goodhue John F. Fitzgerald Sererice Guard

Nine Obioans Granted Airplane Pilot Licenses

Nine Obioans were granted airplane pilot licenses today by the Department of Commerce in Washington D C. The list includes Edward Laughlin of Fairfield among the new pilots.

Washington, D. C Department of Commerce Edward Laughliin Fairfeld

Real Estate Dispute Moves To Court Of Appeals

Sylvester Marx of 522 Guardian Building Cleveland and Robert K. Huber of 1119 Williamson Building Cleveland clash over Sheffield Lake village property. Marx claims he bought the title and seeks cancellation of Huber’s adverse claim and a decree affirming his title. After two demurrers, a new trial yielded a decree by Judge W B Thompson ordering cancellation of the deed to Marx and cancellation of Huber’s adverse claim.

Sylvester Marx Guardian Cleveland Robert K. Huber Williamson Sheffield Lake Village Court of Appeals Starx Marx Hurper W. B. Thompson Marx Huber

J P to rear liquor case heads to justice court

O E Rankin state prohibition inspector charged Romey Urig Moore road Avon Lake with illegal possession of liquor. Urig pleaded not guilty and was released on $500 bond. Trial set for Wednesday March 5 as Rankin aims to continue liquor cases before justices for speed.

Trig Mareh Rankin

Wife Of Toledo Realtor Shot By Bandits

In Danbury Virginia March 1 deputies report three bandits surrounded Toledo real estate dealer John Johnson and his wife Mrs Perry Johnson 44. Mrs Johnson was hospitalized at Marblehead with a bullet wound to the temple as the robbers fled taking 80. Police provided only a meager description.

Danbur Maroh Perry Johnson Toledo Johnson Johnsons

Elyria Rotary marks tenth anniversary and plans event

Elyria Rotary Club prepares an April celebration for its tenth anniversary with Elyria Lorain and Lakewood clubs joining in. The charter was granted April 7 1918 after a Cleveland hosts presentation. Over four hundred Rotarians and guests expected at the Elks Hall. President Lawrence Webber notes longstanding work for crippled children leading to an international society and enduring service by the club.

Elyna Rotary Club Lorain Lakewood Elyria Club Elyria Rotary Cleveland Hotatians Tor Elyria Lotal Cleveland Party of Rotarians Elsra Rotary Elksnall S. H. Squire Elvria Rotary Hts Chirp Lawrence Webber Crippled Chtiéren Chis International Society F Crippled Children Elyria Rotary Club Buckere Frank Shelton Elyria Public Schools S. H Squire Floria Rotar

February car sales in Loram County Elyria totals 114

Deputy clerk of court statistics show 219 new cars sold in Loram County during February with 114 of them sold in Elyria. Patrick O'Dar, 65, died early today at Lutheran Hospital from injuries after being struck by a vehicle.

Elyria Loram County Courta Cleveland Atrick O'Dar Lutheran

Elyria Fire Chief Pushes School Fire Prevention Campaign

Fire Chief W S Bates urges Elyria schools to teach fire prevention for at least 10 minutes weekly as Ohio law requires. He notes many Elyria fires stem from children playing with flames and seeks cooperation from public, private, and parochial schools to reduce fire losses.

W. XS. Bates Elyria Bates Ohio State Superintendent of Public Instruction Thee General Code of Ily Chronicle-Telesgrem Tata State Superintendent of Public Amrgt Bank 1 Qarelepemeps Nehatian

Los Angeles dirigible departs Cuban waters for Lakehurst base

The Navy dirigible Los Angeles left the Patoka mooring mast at Guantanamo Bay Cuba and headed northward toward Lakehurst New Jersey. It had been moored there overnight due to reports of bad weather and was to make short flights over the island before continuing home.

Washington Los Angeles Patoka Cuban Lakehurst N. J Navy Department Patoke Guanasarabo Bay Cuba Naval Headquarters Panama Canal Zone Lakehurst Sundar J

Oberlin Kiwanis Hear Oberlin News Editor On Hamilton

Wilbur H. Phillips, editor of the Oberlin News, told Kiwanians the late Alexander Hamilton ranked as a leading American figure, praising his advocacy of a strong federal government and plans for a national banking system. The club also marked Jim Armitage's tenth birthday with a cake and gifts.

Alexander Hatton Newell Wilbur H. Phillips Oberlin News Hamilton Phillips America Justice Marshall Daniel Wooster Treasury Jim Armitage Jim Ll. BG. Iziaasz R. H. Rice

Bowling Green Police Chief Fired On Misconduct Charges

Bowling Green removes Police Chief John Koontz amid charges of misconduct and subordination. Koontz had served 17 years, including as chief, and faces civil service filings. The action was ordered by State Civil Service Director Eugene Jones.

Bowling Green John FR Koontz Koontz Sateots Eugene Jones Nt Cutiine Cbareea Potter Department Civil Service F. Lee Resa

Senate and House Plan Flood Control Conference Progress

Washington reports progress on flood control legislation as Senate and House leaders prepare for conferences. Chairman Jones and Kent Coolidge are named in talks aiming to reconcile differing viewpoints and push the control program forward.

Washington Senate Commerce Jones Kent Coolidge House Coolidge Reid Tey House Senate

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