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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1924
Page
16
Dorothy Devore will headline a new film series produced by Fauestional Fina Pe s, Inc at Christie studios. Veteran screen figures discuss remote work for actors while stage training aids screen performances.
Criffith and Conway Tearle appear on the return trip while Charles Ray shifts from country boy roles to a newspaper reporter named Smith. The piece mentions new army works at Carp Sheridan Alabama and later San Francisco with a major general detailed for special duty in the United States National Army.
Brigadier General Charles G Treat US Army retired last December after more than forty years of service. A Maine native and West Point graduate of 1882, he specialized in artillery and rose through the ranks to a brigadier general by 1916 while stationed in Hawaii. He later represented the Army in the forthcoming Olympic Games in France.
An advertisement targets parents of thin children claiming cod liver oil tablets from McCoy's will rapidly add weight and strength. It touts a pleasant candy-like tablet form and urges asking for McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets at Phillips Cran dall and Ebert Drug Stores.
On May 2 in Yorkville Cal yin Johnson of Tiltonville a former Smithfield dry raiding crew member was arrested for carrying a gun prompting the first test of Attorney General Crabbe ruling that a deputy marshal must reside in the town where appointed. Johnson had continued as a Smithfield deputy marshal after state enforcement fees were discharged. Local officers seized him citing gun possession.
Charles Shank of Putnam county may quit the penitentiary as he sues county commissioners for $1000, claiming a reward prompted his brother Walter Shank to surrender after the murder of Mrs. Tenwalde. The article notes prior rewards of $590 each for the capture and testifies to the courtroom action in common pleas court.
The court of appeals ruled against Fred Koppe former mayor charged with possessing liquor. He was heavily fined after dry officers found 25 quarts of whiskey in his private property.
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