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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1924
Page
4
St. Louis March 10. Missouri authorities charged that 15000 was paid to state officials by local breweries to manufacture and sell real beer. The case highlights a major corruption probe as government agents pursue the suspected payments and illicit beer production.
The article reports ongoing probes into alleged actions by former officials including Al Ece Bott and Harry F. Sinclair linked to an attempted 1921 22 revolt in lower California. It notes claims that the Justice Department blocked arrests and allowed communications to reach Mexican rebels. It mentions Leonard Wood potential offers and a sprawling political fallout involving figures tied to Harding era campaigns. Also covered is a subpoena for Harry S. Osborn and the funeral of an infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Heno Wilderbain at Ridgelawn Cemetery.
An old drug ad touts 8.8.9 and 8.8.5 as cures for pimples blackheads eczema boils and rheumatic impurities by increasing red blood cells. It claims the product 8.3.9 strengthens blood and nerve power and is sold at drug stores with a larger bottle offering better value.
Mrs Ellen Ro Fauver died at her home Centre Hill Road West Dover on Monday March 10 age 17 years 9 months and 7 days She is survived by three children Mrs George Terrell North Ridgeville IC Falls West Dover Mrs F Iester Lakewood eight grandchildren one great grandchild one sister Mrs J F Fauver Florla and one brother L I Beach Los Angeles California Funeral services will be held at home on Wednesday March 22 at 2 3 pm
Columbus reports mixed outcomes as officials debate abandoning a wildcat bus plan and push for preservation and reform. Amid legalization debates officials cite agency actions, enforcement changes, and proposals targeting double tracking and electrification, while other notes cover highway and railway projects and federal court recess.
London reports Professor F W Burstall of Birmingham University argues humans are weak and flawed by shape. He proposes future humans be spherical with wings and feathers to enable a four hour work day and more efficient labor.
Rescue workers labored after a catastrophic blast as Canary birds warned of gas. Dozens of bodies lay trapped with many still missing, while efforts to reach the underground ducts continued amid a growing toll and solemn processions.
A fragmented report cites a speaker urging voters to back strong government action and responsible citizenship. The remarks emphasize unity, the need for national attention to education and economy, and a call for loyalty to democratic institutions amid partisan divides.
A spring style show at The Moore Street store on Wednesday evening features professional models aiding in presentation. The event highlights new arrivals and potential sales, drawing attention to the retailer’s latest lines and seasonal fashion.
An old advertisement warns of pneumonia danger and urges resisting cold and germs. It touts Father John’s Medicine as aiding purification and healing, claiming it contains no alcohol or dangerous drugs and has a long safety history.
Lorain police arrested Mrs. An drew Kopro and Mary Contni¢a two women operating soft drink places on charges of illegal liquor possession. They face arraignment today as city officials plan to ask padlocks on five violators. Patrolmen Grover Brush and Booth, hired by Safety Director NW Coven, will enforce the laws at salaries of 180 dollars per month.
March 10 Lorain report details a bailiff assault during a levy attempt on Walter Branzster at 1021 Wirth Street. Branzster was struck with a cleaver and bunker hoe. Knapp drew a revolver and arrested him on assault and battery. Bond set for trial March 18 in municipal court.
The Lorain court records show Colgan suing James Hagen and Max Burman to recover a car sold to Nowacki. Hagen was ordered to sell the vehicle and settle the proceeds, with Colgan alleging nonpayment for the automobile sold amid a liquor charge arrest of Nowacki.
Cleveland market list shows produce prices including apples per box and berries per quart. Items such as potatoes navy and Ohio onions feature with varied price notes and quantities, reflecting a mid spring listing from a local market page.
Stocks opened generally steady with a fractional advance as oil shares led the day. Central Leather and Cast Iron Pipe moved modestly, Standard Oil of New Jersey dipped, Maryland climbed, and Baldwin and Missouri Pacific showed slight gains while Southern Pacific and Rock Island inched up.
Foreign money exchange rates for Sterling, francs, guilders, marks, krona and other currencies across New York and Europe. Cleveland live stock market reports receipts, cattle, calves, sheep and hogs with price ranges and trend notes. Chicago grain futures show wheat corn oats with opening quotes and Liberty bonds open rates.
Decatur reports Mrs Clyde Byfield lost a $100000 damage suit against Walter Candler from a 1922 accident aboard the Berengaria en route to Europe. Washington notes include plans for federal control of natural resources, rising steel orders, Honduras tensions with Marines, Coolidge campaign delegate gains, business impact of investigations, Muscle Shoals sale to Ford, and Heflin attacking subsidized newspapers.
A string of terse notes from cities nationwide report legal and political shocks. Edward Young Clarke pleads guilty to Mann White Slave Act violation in Houston federal court. Senator Hiram W. Johnson enters Maryland primary race with support from Joseph L. France. In Washington, the Big Five consent decree on packers seeks full divestiture. Clarendon reports Rep Harold Knudsen jailed in Minnesota tied to an arrest with an DOJ employee. both charged with a grave moral offense.
Funeral services for Herbert B Coates aged 47 were held in Wellington today as the community mourns the loss of a local resident.
Mr Coates was found dead Saturday morning from heart failure at his home. The funeral will be held at the Wadsworth funeral parlor at 2 o'clock this afternoon. He leaves two sons Ray and Lynn and three daughters Myrtie Minuet and Fern. Burnt was made at Wellington.
Nine members of the local American Legion Post attended the Legion banquet in New London Friday evening where Governor Harry S. Oasis spoke. Attendees included Comrades MacDermott Ensign Evans Cave McClafin Omeraid Diriam Any and Obrig.
Multiple divorce suits were filed in the court of common pleas on Monday. In Elyria Mertye Gibbs seeks divorce from Charles Gibbs citing failure to care for home and six children, improper companionship, and finances. Maude Boyden seeks divorce from Samuel Boyden alleging fault and extreme cruelty. married in 1942 with two children, she says she worked to support the family and he is a faultfinder and frequently curses her. In Lorain Elizabeth Dobrosky answers and cross petitions against George Dobrosky asserting extreme cruelty and neglect, alleging a February 16 assault and name-calling, seeking divorce and the home in South Lorain as alimony.
Stray hay and grain items listed with prices for wheat oats corn and gluten. The fragment shows numeric values and product types but lacks full context or quantities.
Mary Anna Kindel 78 died yesterday morning at French Creek where she lived thirty nine years on Center Road She was predeceased by her husband Joseph Kindel who died twelve years ago She leaves six children Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 9 30 am from French Creek Catholic Church Burial will be at French Creek The government will not allow radio to be monopolized Hoover said in a public statement amid the radio war with AT&T
Washington March 19. The House Judiciary Committee weighs summoning Attorney General Daugherty to disclose Justice Department evidence involving two congressmen in the veterans benefits scandal.
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