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01 May 1922
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The Chronicle Telegram in Elyria, Ohio
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1922
Page
1
Trene Granstedt and Harold Gallaway Loses Caused by pistol death
In Mountain View near San Francisco fourteen year old Trene Granstedt and seventeen year old Harold Gallaway were involved in a romance that ended when a pistol loaned by Curtis Morgan was used. Police consider charges against the girl while officials explain the case amid other May Day security worries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trene Granstedt
Harold Gallaway
Mountain View
San Francisco
Ar- UN
Curtis Morgan
Parsonage murder mystery grows as girl found
In Hoopeston Illinois May 1 1927 a 25 year old school teacher Gertrude Hanna was found dead in a parsonage basement in an apparently preserved state. Police investigate preservation methods and the body’s lowering to the cellar amid links to a former fiancé and possible maternity angle. Neighbors and new witnesses testified while police search for the hidden death site as authorities describe suffocation as the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoopeston
Ill
Pe- Hee
Guari Gertrude
Hanna
John ©. Wyman
Palestine
Ben
Pogart
John G. Fisher
Worker Arrested After Check Passing Sting
An alleged check passer, Thomas Baugh alias Thomas Brown and Thomas Smith of Defiance, was nabbed in a city shop after posing as Elmer E. Warner. He cashed multiple checks at local stores over weeks, including $12 to $15 sums, and will face a police court hearing this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Outlet Clothing Co
Elmer E. Warner
Ellefield Avenue
Savings Deposit Bank & Trust Co
National Bank
Elyria Dry Goods Co
Poster-Fitch Co
Dactler Bros
Robinson & Hancock
Kansas blast leaves several injured in fiery wreck
A Kansas report describes a blast that damaged a block and hurt multiple people early, with a building fire and embers seen as responders arrived. The text notes injuries from the explosion and resulting destruction to a frame structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Man Guilty in Hootch Case and Family Threats
Alex Jacoba pleaded guilty in police court to illegal liquor manufacture and was fined 500 dollars plus costs. His wife admitted making two rims of raisin jack but faced no charges. she offered to go to jail for him to keep the family from hardship as they have seven children. Mayor Jones discussed arrangements to keep him out of jail. In Washington, officials predict a gradual US business upturn despite Europe’s slow postwar reconstruction, citing higher production and export trade though precise distribution data is lacking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Jacoba
Major Jones
Washington
United States
Europe
Department of Commerce
Building Permits Show Surge in Local Construction
Building permits issued in the past month total nearly $60,000, excluding a pending bank project. Garage work leads with 23 permits valued at $4,750, eight new dwellings at $32,500, repairs $4,200, three small store buildings $1,600, a public garage $10,000, and a combined block and oil station $15,000.
Pitched ball leaves boy unconscious at Cascade park
Jimmie Harvey, a small colored boy, was struck in the chest by a wild pitch during a Greenwood versus Richwine game at Cascade park. He fell unconscious, received medical care, and soon recovered enough to return home from the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmie Harvey
Cascade Park
Greenwoods
Richwine
Greenwood
Jimmie
Boys Fight Over Soup Ends In Fatal Duel
In Brooklyn a 16 year old boy faces arraignment for the killing of 19 year old Jacob Kabitz during a rifle duel sparked by a spilled tin of tomato soup near a Queens Long Island camping expedition. Victor Janeulidich admits the shooting occurred but says it was an accident. Two companions witnessed the confrontation and the challenger duel followed until Kabitz was fatally shot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brooklyn
Victor Janeulidich
Queens Long Island
Jacob Kabitz
Jacob
Raid on Black Whale roadhouse leads to liquor charges
Sunday afternoon Sheriff Backus and deputies raided the Black Whale roadhouse in Avon Lake after repeated complaints. They found whisky and wine. proprietor Kieferle and his wife were arrested for illegal liquor possession, brought before Mayor Howard Walker, released under $1,000 bail, with trial set later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. D. Backus
Cole, Fey
Richards
Lucas
Avon Lake
Marshal Niwack
Kieferle
Howard Walker
Rites Tuesday for Military Chieftain
The body of Major General James McAndrews former chief of staff of the AEF will be moved from Walter Reed hospital to the Army War College for state in until Wednesday United States. A military funeral will be held at St Patrick's Cathedral with General John J Pershing and senior officers serving as pallbearers. Troops in the Washington area will participate and march the body to Arlington National Cemetery for interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alington National Cemetery
John J. Pershing
Army
Retail clerks plan union drive and odd goals
A meeting of city retail clerks is set for tomorrow at 7 PM to form a union and push for better working conditions and a weekly Wednesday off. Autty Beal sues Wallace Beal in Elyria for divorce on grounds of neglect and cruelty. she cites eight years of supporting herself and child and seeks injunctions alimony and name restoration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Autty Beal
Wallace Beal
Elyria
Davia
Lorain
American Shipbuilders Co
R. T. Bayler
Riverview Park
Oil Lease Aids Standard Oil To Monopoly Charge
Washington reports that the Interior Department’s Teapot Dome lease to Mammoth Oil, led by Harry F. Sinclair, cements Standard Oil’s dominance in Wyoming. Former Gov Brooks says the move undermines competition and strengthens Standard Oil’s hold. Senator Poindexter notes alleged competitive bidding claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Teapot Dome
Wyoming Naval Oil Reserve
Mammoth Oil Company
Harry F. Sinclair
Interior
Standard Qik
Brooks
Wyoming
Kendrick
Standard Oil
Interior Department
Poindexter
Secretary of the Navy
Secretary of the Interior
Mrs Annie Rudolph Dies After Yearlong Illness
Mrs Annie E Rudolph 54 died at her home 119 West Bridge street after a one year illness. She leaves husband Frank E Rudolph and children Loret ta Mrs George Anselm Carl Emmett and Frank all of Elyria. A St Mary’s church funeral will be held Thursday at 9 am with burial in St Mary’s cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie E. Rudolph
West Bridge Street
Frank E. Rudolph
Elyria
Loretta
George Anselm
Carl
Emmett
Frank
St. Mary's Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
Death of James William Struthers Pneumonia Victim
James William Struthers, 79, died last night at his daughter Mrs. Harry Jones residence 372 Furnace Street from pneumonia. Survived by I. W. Struthers Elyria John E. Struthers Cleveland Mrs. Harry Jones and seventeen grandchildren nine great grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday at 2 pm from the daughter’s home with Rev. Flammer officiating. Burial Ridgelawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James William Struthers
Harry Jones
Furnace Street
I. W. Struthers
Elyria
John E
Cleveland
Flammer
Ridgelawn
Cooperative mill stockholders meet to discuss plan
Stockholders of a mill cooperative gather Saturday to form an organization. The vice president of Lorain county presides as talks cover the May meeting and production of grain products. The plan aims to establish a cooperative company, though several details remain unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prand-Griswol
Lorain
Ingersoll
Blind Hors Schuster Road Incident Report
A disjointed account records a road incident involving a blind person and a horse named Schuster on Oberlin road. An automobile passed, the driver honked, and the blind rider released control. no clear outcome or authorities are described.
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