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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1926
Page
12
The article discusses possible takeovers of manufacturing plants and the absorption of a wagon works. Decisions hinge on finances and capitalization. Speculation centers on moving sales operations to Cleveland and potential relocation of the plant to Elyria or Jefferson.
Washington debate on a government funding bill shows the 1927 administration cost rising by about $200 million compared with the current year. Senators Morrison and Robinson argue the so called Coolidge economy is a myth while Smoot and others counter that Congress is to blame. They cite White House personnel and upkeep increases, Independent Office totals, and larger budgets for the Navy and War departments as part of the rise.
A World Cruise log from Elyria indicates Ohio won the Boom Your State Night aboard the Laconia near Tokyo. The Ohio entry boasted state history and figures from Tecumseh, Shiloh, Red Jacket, and the Wright brothers to Rockefeller and Edison, highlighting Ohio’s contributions to war, industry, health, and science.
A notary club appoints Setoint Rotanian as a member of the Legion Committee. The appointment was made by Prea ni A. J. Werner at noon. Rotanian to represent the Notary Club on the Ex-Committee of the American Convention which meets next September.
Joseph Stanostaski sues Eva Janas Prodzinski and Helaz Prodzinski for $00 on a promissory note. He seeks foreclosure of a mortgage on their property and sale to recover funds. Halar Prodzinski is asked to reveal his claim to the estate.
At the council meeting the disposal of surface water on Riverside court was referred to the Service Director with instructions to take necessary action. A printing advertisement for the treasurer’s report was authorized for city funds. The Jefferson school was fumigated to combat a scarlet fever outbreak with six of seven cases from the school. A minor store fire on West Ave caused slight damage to a parapet wall. Joseph Stanislawski won a $168 judgment on a cognovit note before Judge Thompson.
City council referred drafting a zoning ordinance to the building and funds committee the service director the city clerk and the fire chief. Discussion noted city engineer possessed data that could aid zoning investigation.
Former Alabama state senator Thomias W Lathan of Monroeville withdrew his candidacy for the Republican nomination for governor and filed for the U S Senate nomination. He previously ran as a Democrat for lieutenant governor two years ago but exited before primaries.
The Iowa Senate committee debates Brookhart's demand to disallow a recount claiming it would alter the tally. The panel's members discuss potential 506 vote shifts and the ruling of Breck as elected, amid disputes over certain ballots.
Council discusses poor conditions in Waiting Room 6 at the Lake Shore Electete Hallway with Mrs. Ida Wingard alleging neglect and calling for action by the City Health Board. L. hk. Burge confirms an investigation and invites to the April 6 meeting as council notes lack of progress.
Council reviewed options for a new sewerage disposal plant on the Frank Murbach farm on the river Toad. Gascoigne favored the sludge treatment plant, noting lower build cost but higher operating expense, while Imhoff would require more acreage and cost more to operate.
Rotarians heard a program on home talent with R I T Clapp of Brownhorst and Jay Howenstine of Colson detailing firm histories. Clapp traced Brownhorst milestones from ore unloading oddities to the 45 year leadership in hoist and conveyor gear and the Elyria foundry acquisition. Howenstine outlined Colson growth from 1922 capitalization to 1926 expansion, branch network, heavy duty casters, hospital supplies, and 1200 on demand products with diversified merchandise.
A public hearing before Ohio State Auditor Joseph Tracy examined alleged improper shrubbery and flower purchases for the state fair grounds in Columbus. Officials testified that about $3,600 was paid for items reportedly worth under $500, with bids not publicly sought.
A blaze in Peownville early today annihilated Barletts garage and over ten autos, with losses about $250,000. Fire crews battled the flames but could not save the building or vehicles.
The text notes the Viscountess Sage demanding ample light and spice in homes and opposing dust-traps. She favors color schemes with light tones, particularly ivory and pastels, and adores delicate chintz. Recently she ordered a parchment lace suite for her Egerton House bedroom.
Pat Flannigan was arraigned in police court and fined $1 and costs for intoxication after a taxi accident. He claimed he intended to go home and did not recall events after being struck with handcuffs. Officer Waldron said Flannigan became combative. Flannigan denied striking him.
Dayton Ohio March 16 Two male attendants Frank McGrail 23 and Dwight Clemens 24 at Dayton State hospital were sentenced to six months in county jail after pleading guilty to severely beating patient John Dee 45. The case followed an investigation by superintendent Dr. Harry H McClelland into an alleged assault Friday night when Dee resisted attending a hospital picture show. Inspect showed black and blue marks on his face and chest. The attendants allegedly struck Dee in the face knocked him down and jumped on him as they escorted him to the show.
Central News dispatch reports anti Christian sentiment sweeping Hongkong with posters urging destruction of Christian residents. Foreigners fear an anti Christian outbreak and have besieged consulates seeking protection and aid.
Investigation scenes from page one reveal ongoing probe into a nationwide alcohol conspiracy. DA Hernsteen says at least fifty more names will join the case as the second indictment approaches. Many of the 112 defendants may plead guilty while others plead not guilty.
Ian Bark, suspended ten days ago by Mayor Grail, was reinstated by Mrs. Grail the safety director after a conference with the mayor, safety director, and Police Chief Walker. The mayor said charges were unsubstantiated as hearsay and Bark will return to duty tonight.
Cleveland markets list eggs oleo and lettuce with prices for Ohio and Western regions. Livestock receipts total 200 cows calves and sheep and lambs noted with steady market conditions and varied price ranges across steers cows and lambs.
Toledo March 16 hogs receipts 200 with steady bids for NY pigs. Good mediums bring 13.00 to 13.75, Yorkers 13.75 to 14.00, common to light pigs 14.00 to 14.25, troughs 10.00 to 10.25. Cattle market strong, veal steady, sheep and lambs strong. Also notes Los Angeles Mexican population 123,060 and Pocahontas Eye coal price 9.00 per ton.
City of Elya council took no action on garbage bond collection and deferred bids for a new disposal contract. The temporary collector will serve on two week intervals while a plant near Amarger is expected to be ready by July 1, with the city noting higher costs but fewer than one complaint daily.
John Bertollete, 56, a longtime teller at the Philadelphia Savings Fund Bank, shot himself in the head while on duty and died a few minutes later at Jefferson Hospital. The incident occurred in his work cage and was reported from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
The Elyria Board of Trade outlines plans for a productive year with new officers ready to push industrial growth and improved retail conditions. Leaders pledge wide member cooperation and monthly headcard meetings to inform and mobilize efforts for the citys natural advantages.
The article describes a tense League of Nations session as Sweden and Czecho Slovakia relinquish non permanent seats, opening a path for Poland and another nation. Brazil pushes for a permanent seat while Latin delegates tilt toward a compromise, with Briand Chamberlain urging Brazil to yield. The plan would assign Sweden and Czecho Slovakia vacancies to Poland and Holland, while Bowmania keeps a non permanent seat in September.
The Elyria wallpaper, paint and moulding business founded by E O'Donnell expands from a single clerk outfit to a firm with 165 agencies from Erie, Pennsylvania to Toledo and as far south as Delaware and Springfield. Walter G. Collinge supervises, Melevin Brown joins the staff, and Chas Fy Conway contributes decorating expertise.
Vernon Salesbury aged 46 died at Memorial hospital yesterday afternoon. Former Elyria resident, he and his wife had returned there to visit his mother and relatives to regain health. He is survived by his mother wife and two children Charles and Ruth Annette. His remains go to Franklin Indiana for funeral services Thursday afternoon. Warren Lump this week 45.75 per ton. Cash on delivery. Kennedy Coal Company.
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