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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1928
Page
5
Miss Helen Naneth, 24, was found unconscious at a bridge foot in Cleveland, reported as a kidnapping victim. Doctors said her skull was fractured. She revived and claimed a man slugged her as she left a streetcar, placed her in his car, and threw her from the auto onto the bridge. No motive or suspect identified. Police think the assailant mistook her for someone else.
British Flyers invited the plant to locate here and local citizens contributed 4000 dollars toward dismantling the Chicago factory and moving the equipment to the area. Shanghately Sonia Pavlova, a dancer, died by suicide after ingesting fourteen five-grain aspirin tablets, vodka, and shoe polish.
Senate debates a tax reduction bill while a patents committee begins work on a bill to curb fraud in the patent office. House considerations include calendar bills. Naval affairs committee discusses modernizing battleships Oklahoma and Nevada. Paris report notes Mme Boas de Jouvenal says Americans value money less than people in other nations. Sunlight linked to teeth health.
Cincinnati May 4 Northern and southern coal carrying railroads operated under a truce after a conference failed to avert a rate war over lake coal traffic. The talks aimed to withdraw a 20 percent southern rate cut in lake shipments and offer a 10 percent northern cut, leaving a 35 cent differential for Ohio Pennsylvania fields. The meeting broke up with no agreement, with a new eastern conference possible within a week or ten days. A Supreme Court decision on an injunction affecting the southern railroads looms as key.
The Portsmouth Chamber of Commerce and nearby Ohio River cities urge the government to establish a Pittsburgh to Cincinnati air mail route through the region. Sufficient guarantees from local communities make the route appear financially viable.
On May 4 a new auditorium will be built at Lakeside at season’s end. The project costs $100000 and will be bonded, with funding secured for construction.
Preparations move rapidly for a new Ferry and Co plant in St Marys Ohio set to begin manufacture of musical instruments within two weeks. Machinery installation overseen by C F Rutt from Chicago as superintendent with support from the local Chamber of Commerce.
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