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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1924

Page

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Elyria Board of Trade Forms With $7100 Pledged

A meeting at the Elk’s lodge room organized the Elyria Board of Trade with about 100 attendees and more than $7,000 pledged in memberships. L. B. Fauver chaired, Todd Moise outlined financing, and 96 of 97 approached signed up, signaling strong local business support.

Elyria Board of Trade Elk's Lodge L. B. Fauver Harold Perry Fauver Himsel Todd Moise Board of Trade Board of Directors Moise Sarge A. C. Hudnutt Chronicle-Telegram J. B Johnson Ohio Public Service Co C W. Philips Johnson Elyria C. W. Phillips R. B Lersch Oscar Haserodt Harry H. Smith Max Goldstein H. T. Winckles George H. Chamberain Ross Fauver Trustees of the Elks

Y Swimming Club Plans Progress

The Swimming club and campaign group held a meeting at the YMCA headquarters in The Ohio Service building to advance plans for Municipal Swimming to be built in Case Park. Club members agreed to support the effort with district assignments and near-future actions, with captains listed as Howard D. Allen Ken Boylan Dr Ed Betteridge and others.

Team Ns Campaign Cam Ohio Service Cae Park Thange Club Hhe Howard D. Allen Ken Boylan Ed. Betteridge H Chamberlain Ym. Damm C. G. Helfrich le Hil Lawrence Renouard H D. Rey- Robt B Struthers Elmer m John Halpin Jef Jet Don Sotherden

Ohio Valley Floods Rise as Rain Lashes State

Heavy rainfall across Ohio lifts flood stages on the Muskingum and Hocking rivers and threatens Sandusky. Weather officials warn of rising waters tonight into Sunday and call for a cold wave to lower temperatures afterward.

Lumbus Ohio Muskingum Hocking U. S Alex- F Tigers Sandusky Lake Erie

VOX SHULTZ ARRIVES AT THE FAY GANG HEADQUARTERS

Reporter notes Phillips Liz proprietor of the Fay gang smiles as Mrs Schultz and child visit. The Schultz family resides at 202 East Heights Blvd. In Columbus, March 29 Welfare Director Harper supports a plan to reduce penitentiary idle time by hiring prisoners for paint shops and mattress making at state institutions.

Phillip Liz Fay Pound Itz Hotise Schultz Afather Stipe Jlembus Idle House Harper Big State Prison

Health Board debates meat inspection and school diphtheria test

The Elyria Board of Health urged the city to require slaughterhouse meat inspections before sale after reports of unsold Cleveland meat entering local markets. The officer noted 19 cases of scarlet fever 24 of whooping cough 2 measles 5 chicken pox and 1 diphtheria. George Savage condemned 15 lb fish 25 lb sweet potatoes 12 lb poultry and 40 lb beef. Dr. E French said state officials would test schoolchildren for diphtheria on April 15 with many parents consenting and tests to be held at school buildings on the Sth.

Board of Health Elyria Cleveland George Savage E. French Schick Sth

Shop Workers to Hear Sen Burke Tonight

This evening at 8 30 a meeting of the Elytia shop Workers at Machinist hall on East Broad street will feature Senator J F Burke delivering the address. A good turnout is expected.

Elytia Machinist Hall East Broad Street J. F. Burke

Man Arrested Over Threat Letters to Ford Heirs

Maslox Simek, recently arrived from abroad, is accused by Detroit Police of writing letters threatening to blind Henry Ford’s three grandchildren unless 1 050 000 dollars is paid. Simek blames his landlady Mrs Annie Haldek who denies involvement.

Maslox Simek Detroit Jossel Ford Henry Ford Ford Annie Haldek Hire

Flood undermines Hog Run bridge wrecking Baltmore & Ohio train

Four men are dead after the Baltimore & Ohio freight train plunged through a washed out Hog Run bridge near Newark six miles southwest at 8:30 this morning. Victims include Engineer Louis Kastla and Fireman Gartner, along with two unnamed crewmen. A relief train arrived quickly as authorities search for bodies.

Newark Baltmore & Ohio Hog Run Louis Kastla F. Gartner J A. Bidwell Robert Powell Jamelson City

Fifty Trapped in Snow Slide Near Provo Canyon

Fifty track workers for the Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad are buried under a massive snow slide in Provo Canyon. Rescue teams are being rushed to the scene as reports come in from Salt Lake City around 11 o clock.

Salt Lake City Utah Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad Provo Canyon Cording

Martha Burger Marsh Dies in Grafton Ohio

Mrs Martha Burger of Canter Street Grafton Ohio died at moral Hospital this morning after a brief illness. Survived by husband Robert Burger and many friends, she belonged to St John Lutheran Church. Funeral at Center Street residence with Rev W C Birkner at two o'clock Monday. burial Nesbitt Cemetery. Fire department reported defective fluor on Foster Avenue. William Marsh 66 died at McMorial Hospital after weeks illness. Funeral Monday at Jenkins Parlors 2 PM.

Martha Burger Canterstreet Grafton Ohio Center Street W. C. Birkner Nesbitt Cemetery Wilam Marsh McMoria Aigfer Eien Marsh Derenged Eaton Jenkins Funeral

Fur Stealer Paroled in Lorain Case

Gottlieb Gerber, convicted of larceny for stealing furs in Lorain, was sentenced by Judge W B Thompson to Mansfield Reformatory. An application for parole was granted with the condition that he report to reformatory authorities regularly.

Gottlieb Gerber Lorain W. B. Thompson Mansfield Reformatory Reformatory

Tornado Slaughters Ten In Oklahoma Area

A tornado killed ten people and injured fifty to sixty in Oklahoma, striking Shawnee near Oklahoma City. Many homes were destroyed in Shawnee and surrounding areas, telephones and telegraph lines failed, and a cold front swept the state. National Guard units were sent to Shawnee to guard the damage zone.

Oklahoma City Oklah Mar Oklahoma Shawnee National Guards Charles F. Barrett Company G. Infantry Howitzer Co James Green C. M. Howell Thelma Wilson L. M. Huddleston Miss Wilson Elizabeth Demgler Myrtle W.W. Cunningham Oregon J. G. Gallam Elsie Gallam W. D. Dix E J. Ellison John Payton Louis Johnson Lawton Oklah Geronimo Noble Okla

Elyria Unions Endorse Immigration Bill

The Elyria Central Labor Union met at Painter's hall with record delegate turnout. The Building Trades Council discussed activities and endorsed the Johnson immigration bill before Congress, with action expected soon. next meeting set for April 11.

Elyria Central Labor Union Painter's Hall Building Trades Council

Mellon Faces Senate Probe as Third Cabinet Target

Washington dispatch reports Senate Democrats and insurgents may press a resolution to investigate Secretary of the Treasury Andrew W Mellon. The move follows prior probes into Denby and Daugherty, with party lines and Wall Street ties fueling debate over Mellon's fitness and prohibition era holdings.

Washington Denby Daugherty Coolidge Secretary of the Treasury Andrew W. Mellon Treasury McKellar Messee Judiciary Committee Mellon Senate Wall Street Nelson Reed Missouri Caraway Arkansas Ashurst Arizona Stanley Kentucky Walsh Montana Norris Nebraska Brandegee Connecticut Secretary of Treasury Gaston B Harding Mears Dausherty Overhoit Distillery Company

Germans Blocked Air Probe Allegations Surface

H. J. Scaife a former Justice Department agent testified to the Daugherty Investigating Committee that an official tied to a company under probe blocked inquiry into aircraft frauds. He further alleged pro German influence as a syndicate controlled the Blanchard Aircraft Corp acting as paymasters for the German secret service.

Washington Department of Justice Daugherty H. J. Scaife Department Scaife Btanchard Aircraft Corporation Secret Service

Woman Writer Charlotte Perkins Gilman to Speak Sunday

Sunday at 3 p.m. Mrs Charlotte Perkins Gilman writer and lecturer will address the open forum at the Church of Christ on Why Is a Nation She has long studied social problems and lectured across the country Europe and in leading pulpits The New York Tribune lists her among the four great women and Carria Chapman Catt places her at the head of the list A large audience is expected.

Charlotte Perkins Gilman Church of Christ Mrs. Gilman New York Tribune Mra Gilman

Walter Watts Named Grand Theatre Receiver

Judge WB Thompson appoints Walter Watts as receiver of the Grand Theatre after J H Peters resignation. Watts is chosen for business experience and will be next to the judge to stay in touch with the affairs. the appointment has been made.

WB. Thompson Walter Watts Grand Theatre J. H. Peters Lorain Thomson Mr. Watts

Manning Sails for New York Amid Senate Inquiry Ties

Paris March 29 Howard Mannington a confidant of ex Attorney General Harry M Daugherty and a former colleague, testified to be sought by the senate committee in Washington investigating the Department of Justice. He departed Europe today aboard the liner Chicago bound for New York.

Paris Howard Mannington Attoreney Harry M. Daugherty Senate Washington Department of Justice New York Chicago

Also Mentioned on This Page

Aellon Vox Shultz Sen. Burke Maslox Simek Beulah Lee Sullivan Charles Howard Beaufait Peter A. Drury Vienia Kastla Gartner Sceng 2 Margaret Martha Burger William Marsh Ies Loter R. Waldenheim Foster Avenue Fur Stealer Wilson David & Rose David W. Hoan Mitwa Noa Rove Manning Europe U.S Glip Uge Rotary Y. M.C Buenos Sanne Teres
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