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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1924

Page

16

Arrest Three in Booze Raid

The booze squad arrested Vertil Bogdon on a charge of illegal liquor possession. He pleaded not guilty and was released on 8000 bond with trial set for the 20th. John Sanins entered a tavern with two officers. a bottle of liquor was found and he was released on bond awaiting tomorrow's trial. Andrew Shkelrap pleaded guilty to liquor possession and was fined 000 and costs.

T.orain Vertil Bogdon Dle Ubu Jobn Sanins Khuner Andrew Shkelrap Provigusi

School board approves Schick test plan for diphtheria

The board of education unanimously approves the health board plan using the Schick test in schools. Dr. E J Schwartz from the State Board of Health explains consent must be written, tests are free, and immunization and antitoxin costs are funded by the city health fund. He notes testing in Sandusky and Elyria areas shows results and safeguards.

Board of Education Board of Health Schick E. J. Schwartz State Board of Health Schwartz Sandusky Elyria Ler

Madame Piccio Seeks Child and Jewels in Paris Court

Paris reports that Madame Piccio claims with her band led by Gen Pierre Kruegerpy Piscio an Italian air ace and Mussolini ally had threatened her with death. She appeared before French courts seeking custody of her child and her jewels.

Paris Ciaiming Pierre Kruegerpy Piscio Madame Piccio Ime Picce Mar- Lurando Batchell Der Cr New Onrlear

Elaly Appointment Under Advise ment

Sheriff Underhill met with Judges A R Webber and W E Thompson city officials and Don Myers to discuss law enforcement and the WPPOMA Me TL proposal for Frank Klady as deputy sheriff to continue county work. Prosecting attorney Lawrence Webber and the judges praised Wlady and his squad and agreed that stronger enforcement will be vigorously pursued. The sheriff will decide later.

Underhill A. R. Webber W. E. Thompson Volce E. J. Stamkard Elyria and Lorain Don Myers Frank Klady Ward Wlady Lawrence Webber Hynor Hater

Walsh illness halts all probe

Washington date March 14 Senate Public Lands committee session was cancelled minutes before the U S hearing was to begin due to illness of Senator Thomas J Walsh Democrat of Montana a central figure in the probe into stock deals linked to Naval Oil Reserves leases to H F Sinclair and E L Doheny with hearings postponed to a later date.

Washington Naval Oil H. F. Sinclair E. L. Doheny Nege Enenondad Mart Senate’ ‘Public Lands Committee U S Thomas J. Walsh Montana

Tomorrow Last Day to File Income Tax Returns

Deputy Collector Dewhurst announces the post office will stay open all evening to process income tax blanks. The office has been busy the past two weeks with tax forms from $3 to 175 dollars completed daily, and many still need submission.

Dewhurst

Senate committee opens inquiry into irregularities

A special senate committee began its first session to investigate irregularities in the Bureau of Internal Revenue. The panel aims to map its program and scope under charges involving Senator Cotzens.

Washington Wertine Senate Gor Penator Cotzens Bureau of Internal Revenue

Means Highlights Daugherty Case Ties and Suspicions

Means testified in a tense Senate session that he was suspended as a Department of Justice agent for pursuing oil and Mexican affairs and that he handled up to 45,000 dollars from liquor and Dempsey Carpentier fight picture proceeds turned over to Smith. He claimed involvement of Senator Caraway and Senator Bruce in investigations tied to Daugherty era politics.

U. S Smith Caraway Arkansas Daugherty Bruce Maryland Department of Justice Means Albert B. Fall Senate Washington Dempsey-Carpentier E. B. McLean Harding

Man Postpones His Funeral

Tam aged 66 years recounts suffering from stomach and liver troubles for two years and says three doses of Mayr's Wonderful Remedy cured him. He claims the simple preparation removes catarrhal mucus from the intestines and alleviates liver and intestinal ailments, including appendicitis, with a money back guarantee.

Mayr

Swimming Pool funding debated at next regular meeting

The club deferred action on sponsoring a swimming pool until the next regular meeting. Ex Mayor Jones noted criticism of a new waterworks plant after a recent water taste inquiry. Officials discussed phenol pollution from steel plants along the river and possible federal control if a congress bill passes.

Renly Jones Worths Roe Pieined Aveland Tyne Thras Lyre Steel Planis Rae i Legislatis Elinenan Safasty Ordinanes Congress Hewitt National Tube Co

Henrietta and Wellington girls clash in tense prep hoops meet

Henrietta High and Wellington High boys and girls teams faced a close game night with Wellington’s Zimmerman Lowery and Sorensen scoring for the Wellington unit. Henrietta’s strong defense kept the score within reach before Henrietta pulled away late.

Owen Lee L. L. Fest Henriet Henrietta Zimmerman Lowery Sorensen Wellngton Wellington Belden Anaces and Spencerian Business College of Cleveland G. F Roice Stadewettsae Beatie Vausbu Sagaeseorss Dewzherty Whitner Tee Owe Stacey A. C T. Allison Wisteesecees OZ Baumann G Buck

Says-Now Stiff Joints Must Go Ad Claim

An old advertisement touts a supposed remedy to ease stiff joints including knees ankles hips shoulders and fingers. It promotes a stainless prescription claimed to dissolve swelling and restore smooth motion, naming Phillins' Drug Store and The Mir Brag Company as suppliers.

Phillins’ Drug Store Mir Brag Company Roeport

Cleveland and Chicago stock and commodity market notes

Cleveland reports cattle hogs and sheep receipts with prices and tone. Chicago wheat corn oats futures advance with July and Sept quotes. New York stock market opens steady as steel and Pan American move, Liberty bonds fluctuate.

Cleveland Caapus EE Market St Chicago New York March States Steel Colorado Kerst Cosden

Banner Gas Well Promises Big Output in Ohio Field

On Ed Schaeffer farm south of Belden, a well drilled by the E Ohio Gas Company came in last night and is now flowing three million cubic feet of gas daily. The well, numbered four, is incompleted but expected to lead in a surge of drilling activity as spring progress leads to more wells in the field.

Grafton Ed Schaeffer Belden E Ohio Gas Company

Stabbed in Meele Lorain Fight Ends with Injuries

Frank Johnson and John Cruse fought near Pearl Avenue leading to Johnson stabbing Cruse in the neck and arm. Cruse hospitalized while Johnson jailed pending outcome. Also notes a March 14 government move on Northwest rail relief and the name change from Petrograd to Leningrad in honor of Premier Linine.

Lorain Frank Johnson East Avenue John Cruse Pearl Avenue Cruse Johnson Washington Petrograd St. Peternburg Leningrad Nicolai Linine

Spray Peaches Early To Control Leaf Curl

Dormant lime-sulphur spray before bud swell is advised by Ohio Expert Station to prevent peach leaf curl. Bud scales opening allow fungal spores entry, so pre-swell spraying helps protect foliage and future fruit buds. Fall or early spring applications also combat scale. A separate note claims women’s average brain weight is about ten percent lighter than men.

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