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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1929

Page

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Lorain county firms win most contracts for new Allen school

The Elyria Board of Education awarded five construction contracts totaling 70 744 for the Allen school to Lorain county firms. L A Burgett and Son won the general contract for 53 634, Barres and Welsh got the plumbing 5 065, Electric Service Company the electrical work 1 807, C W Pallas the fixtures 590, and W R Rho ton Company of Cleveland the heating and ventilating 9 645. Burgett pledged use of Elyria materials where possible while starting work immediately. The two story 103 by 60 foot building will be near the corner of a 600 by 335 foot lot, with space left for play area.

New Allen School Abbey Road Poplar Street Lorain County Elyria Board of Education Lorain L.A. Burgett and Son Barres and Welsh Electric Service Company C. W. Pallas W. R. Rhoton Company Cleveland Burgett Elyria

Hoover Cabinet Confirmations Reported by Washington

President Hoover sent nominations for his cabinet to the Senate and a confirmation was announced minutes later. Names include Henry L. Stimson as Secretary of State, James W. Good for Secretary of War, William D. Mitchell as Attorney General, Andrew W. Mellon as Secretary of the Treasury, Walter F. Brown as Postmaster General, Charles Francis Adams as Secretary of the Navy, Reay Lyrman Wilbur as Secretary of the Interior, Arthur M. Hyde as Secretary of Agriculture, Robert Patterson Lamont as Secretary of Commerce, and James J. Davis as Secretary of Labor. Immediate confirmation was not expected. some nominations faced opposition and may not be submitted for a second Senate vote.

Washington Hoover Senate Henry L. Stimson New York Taft Philippines James W. Good Iowa Congress William D. Mitchell Minnesota U. S Sureme Court John Adams John Quincy Adams Reay Lyrman Wilbur Calif Havana Arthur M. Hyde Missouri Robert Patterson Lamont James J. Davis Pennsylvania Iron Puddier Labor First of Harding Treasurs Mellon

Has Not Missed A Sunday For 11 Years

Elyria Chronicle Telegram invites readers to report clean attendance at Sunday school with a chance to win 35 in gold. Marian Krueck reports eleven years of perfect Sundays with a certificate. William White notes five consecutive Sundays starting next May at Grace Lutheran Sunday school.

Elyria Chronicle-Telegram Marian B. Krueck East Bridge Street William White Fastern Heights Boulevard Grace Lutheran Sunday School

Akron Boy Kidnapped Shocks Akron Community

Officials search Kentucky Indiana and Illinois for eight year old Jimmy Banks seized near his Akron school Monday. Ohio Detective Bureau and police describe a 1229 Ford with two men two women and another boy, while Oscar Lane the missing boy's grandfather faces a warrant. The case mirrors a prior kidnapping three weeks earlier involving Banks family.

Akron Jimmy Banks Ohio Detective Bureau Kentucky Indiana Illinois Ohio George Doran Oscker Lane Lane Pikesville Jimmy Jimms Claude Banks Wooster Thase Chizhwar Banks

Edwards Heirs Association Aims to Reclaim New York Estate

Elyrian reports alleged mail fraud by Dr Herbert E Edwards, Cleveland president of The International Edward's Heirs Association Inc. Bond set at 30000 as federal authorities pursue case. Samuel Davis recounts how heirs, numbering roughly 1400 to 2700, were drawn to invest 26 dollars each in a scheme promising vast estate profits and eventual legal action. The tale begins with family legends of an immense New York estate and a Welsh origin linked to a Robert Edwards.

International Edward's Heirs Association United States New Zealand Elyria Herbert E. Edwards Scoville Avenue S. E Cleveland Edwards Martin J. Monahen Monahen Samuel Davis Harrison Street Davis Washington School New York New York City Robert Edwards England International Edward’s Heir Co-Operative Organization Edward

Twenty Eight Killed In Sofia Arsenal Blast

In Sofia Bulgaria March 5 a destructive explosion at a workshop arsenal killed twenty eight people and wrecked a one story brick building where signal rockets were made. Soldiers could not enter the site but freed twelve slightly injured workers through window bars.

Sofia Bulgaria

Elyria High plans third floor addition to ease crowding

The Elyria Board of Education authorized final plans for a 30 000 to 35 000 addition to the Elyria High School technical building. Architects Fox, Duthie, and Foose of Cleveland to submit final plans. Seven rooms to be added on a new third floor above the east wing to relieve overcrowding at Gates and Washington buildings while avoiding a bond issue. New transformers to be installed at the power plant and John Wilmot to continue as superintendent of buildings and grounds for two more years.

New Allen School Elyria Board of Education Elyria Fox, Duthie Gates School Jefferson School Washington Allen Gates Jefferson John Wilmot

Floor collapse injures three boys at Elyria warehouse boxing event

A second floor of Elyria Construction Co. at 1123 Buckeye Street collapsed during a makeshift boxing card, hurling about 75 boys to a straw and wagon filled floor. Three boys, including Billy Orvis and Joe Malick, were seriously hurt with back injuries and a severed finger. Authorities quoted.

Elyria Construction Company Buckeye Street Billy Orvis Joe Malick Earl Schafer East Bridge Street Kenyon Street Earl Elyria Jack Dempsey Joe Brove Tex Orvis Bors Ctc

Campaign Drive Nears One Third of Goal

Elyria Board of Trade reorganization and expansion campaign reports £7,760 at noon, one third of a $22,650 goal. Three sales divisions total $2,910, sustaining fund adds $4,850. Division One led by H. K. King with $995, Division Two by Ror Miller with $950, Division Three by Karl Plocher with $965. Team 23 led by George Gould posted $425. Campaign director Robert Coburn says at least $5,000 more needed for tomorrow’s report at the Newell Hotel.

Elyria Clark Elyria Board of Trade H. K. King Newell A. C. Hudnutt BR. F. Allen

Women Seek Better Telegraph and Bus Service in Elyria

The Elyria Women’s Club asked the city council to pursue improved telegraph service and enhanced bus service between Elyria and Cleveland. They urged 24 hour telegraph coverage and criticized crowded buses, pressing officials to secure better regional transport connections.

Elyria

Rotarians See The Age of Speed Film at Luncheon

Rotarians viewed a motion picture titled The Age of Speed depicting modern advances over past ages at today's luncheon. Soloist Mrs. Alice B. Seiring, assisted by Mrs. Arthur Giles on piano, performed three vocal numbers to enthusiastic reception. Mrs. Selling previously toured with Madam Schaman Helnk.

Alice B. Seiring Arthur Giles Selling Madam Schaman-Helnk

State looks to create prison farm at Grafton Ohio

Ohio State Welfare Department weighs a Grafton prison farm in Lorain county to relieve crowding at the state penitentiary. Plans include expanding Londor farm, building new cell blocks, and possibly a new facility at Grafton to house younger prisoners, with capacity for 1300 more inmates and winter arrivals.

United Press Columbus State Welfare Department Grafton Lorain County Ohio State Penitentiary State Welfare Hal H. Griswold Londor State Penitentiary London Mansfield Griswold Rose- Roseville Junction City

Monterey Falls After Ten Hour Battle In Nuevo Leon

The capture of Monterey, capital of Nuevo Leon, was achieved after a bitter ten hour fight. La Opinion reported the event after a telephone briefing today with Gen. Gonzalo Escobar.

Los Angeles Calif Monterey Nuevo Leon la Opinion Gonzalo Escobar

Arms Allowed From U S to Mexico Under Embargo Policy

Washington reports the Mexican government may purchase arms in the United States to cope with the Mexican rebellion. White House sources say no change to the Coolidge era embargo licensing policy, permitting imports. In Mexico City, federal forces move toward Vera Cruz as Plutarco Calles directs troops to key fronts including Sonora and Sinaloa.

Washington U. S Mexico White House Hoover Coolidge United States Mexico City Vera Cruz Plutarco Etlas Calles Vera Crus Sonora Sinaloa

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