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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1924

Page

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Un 10000 Miles Away Wants Support for Theories

London May 9. William Edell a British researcher argues Earth is flat and 10000 miles from the sun, not 93000000 miles, and the Pole Star is 10900 miles away. He seeks government support to present these ideas to the Royal Astronomical Society and challenge Newtonian gravity.

London William Edell Thit Edgell Sir Frank Dyan Royal Georaphical Society Declard Edgell Heaid Newton Fdellag

Ellen M Burrell City Pioneer Dies at 3:45 a m

Mrs Ellen M Burrell a lifelong Elyria resident died at 3 45 a m in the home of her son Frank Burrell 849 Bond street She was 86 years 3 months 11 days and survived by her son five grandchildren and several nieces and nephews She was an Eastern Star member Funeral services will be Sunday at 2 00 p m at 849 Bond street Rev Burners will officiate burial will be in Ridge Avenue Cemetery Dayton Ohio May 9 Major Mason M Patrick who was Nero for a few hours last night expressed confidence that Major Martin and Sergeant Alva Harvey the world flyers missing for two weeks will return home

Ellen M. Burrell Frank Burrell Bond Street Frank Elyria Eastern Stars Bond Treet Burner Ridge- Awa Cemetery Dayton Mason M. Patrick Nero Martin Alva Harvey

Burns Resigns as DOJ Bureau Chief in May notice

Wm J Burns chief of the Bureau of Investigation in the Department of Justice resigns today. The Brookhart committee probes Harry Daugherty act as attorney general with calls for Senate aid to protect interests and ensure proper hearings.

Brookhart Committee Harry Daugherty Acta Rares & Ecos Npanats Ste Willam T. Chantland

Parents And Four Children Perish In West Virginia Stream

Martinsburg West Virginia May 9 a mountain tragedy cost the wife of William Miler $8 his wife and their four small children drowned last night in Rock Creek flood waters as they returned home whether the water swept their car from the bridge or Miller missed the bridge may never be known one small boy who did not accompany his parents survived.

Martinsburg W Va William Miler Rock Creek

Borders tense as Russ and Roumania mass troops

Across Europe and beyond reports say Russia and Roumania are mobilizing forces along their disputed frontier. Fighting also noted between French and Turkish forces on the Syrian frontier, while Moroccan campaigns against Rif tribesmen continue with heavy casualties. Communist activity stirs fears of broader upheaval.

Europe Asia Africa London Daily Express Russia Roumania Morocco Benibesand Germany Ara Aremy

Doheny refuses to testify before federal grand jury

Edward L. Donahey Jr. Lessee of Elk Hills Naval Reserve who carried the $100 000 Little Black Satchel from New York to Washington and turned it over to Albert B Fall refused to testify before the federal grand jury probing the oil scandal. The grand jury reported to Justice Hitz and ordered Donahey to show cause on May 16 why he should not be compelled to testify.

Washington Edward L. Donahey, Jr Elk Hills Naval Reserve New York Albert B Fall Federal Grand Doheny Justice Hitz

Funeral services for Mrs. Ella Schafer in Birmingham

Mrs Ella Schafer wife of J F P Schafer of 352 South Maple Street died at her brother Arthur Hand's home in Birmingham on May 8 at age 47. She leaves husband five children and two grandchildren. Services at Arthur Hayd's home in Birmingham on May 11 at 2 PM. Langley on trial in whiskey graft case will not testify in own defense. defense will rely on others testimony.

Mra Ella Schafer JFP Covington John W. Langley

Washington student Clara Christoff vanishes. legal marriage suspected

Clara Christoff a 17 year old student at the Washington building disappeared Wednesday and police were asked to search for her. A telegram from Detroit told her father she had been married but the bridegroom's identity was not explained. the father said he is satisfied with the information.

Clara Christoff Washington

Green Line Motormen Meet Over Wage Contract

Green line motormen and conductors gather to discuss this year’s wage contract after expiration on May 1. Negotiations have been ongoing. workers expect a satisfactory agreement but will not disclose their stance yet.

Green Line

Divorce suit filed by Mildred Walhourne gains alimony and custody

Mildred Walhourne sues George Walhourne for divorce on grounds of gross neglect and extreme cruelty. She cites a February 1923 marriage, one child, his nights away with bad company, and misused funds, and seeks alimony and custody.

Mildred Walhourne George Walhourne

Southern Pacific reports improvements in 1923 railway operations

The 1923 annual report of the Southern Pacific Company states railway conditions were more nearly normal than in any year since 1917, reflecting a return toward stability after wartime disruptions.

New York Southern Pacific Company

London Adopts Two Tier Air Defense System

The British Air Ministry outlines a dual approach to defend London from air attack. Ground forces will control from the surface to 15,000 feet with heavy obstructions and rapid-fire guns, while elevated positions guard the upper air with new high‑explosive guns and sound-detecting plotting devices.

London British Air Ministry Britain Tne Ashmore Air Force

Sues Electric Co. For $25 000

Patrick McGovern of Lorain sues the Ohio Public Service Li for $25 000 claiming negligence caused by an old electric wire at the corner of East Erie Ave and Illinois Street that drooped to the street. He was burned and maimed when he attempted to move the wire with his car, alleging permanent injuries.

Ohio Public Service Li Patrick McGovern Lorain East Erie Ave Illinois Street

Ed Hanna's Rome trip sparks talk of Western cardinal

Roman Catholic churchmen see in Archbishop Edward J. Hanna of San Francisco’s visit to Pope Pius XI in Rome a possible early elevation to the sacred college. The pope reportedly favors adding a western cardinal, with Boston New York and Chicago already represented.

Pius XI Rome Edward J. Hanna San Francisco Sacred College United States Boston New York Chicago

Loyal Order of Moose to Buy New Lodge Property

The Loyal Order of Moose plans to purchase the Nicholas property on Gracecourt for 24000 with 132 feet of frontage and a three story house. The site will be converted into a lodge and club rooms by January first as the lease on the current premises expires. John Kaiser & Co. won a judgment of 2178.11 against the Consolidated Rubber Co. in Judge Webber's court today.

Nicholas Grace Court Order of Moose Chronicle-Telegram Gracecourt Rialto Theatre John Kaiser & Bro Co Consolidated Rubber Co

Breakfast in New York to Lincoln Flight Plan

Major Williar and N Hensley Jr of the air service at Mitchel Field outline a trip from Mitchel Field New York to Lincoln Nebraska. The breakfast in New York and dinner in Lincoln are planned as part of a flier's program covering about 1500 miles between cities.

Mitchel Field Newmi Te Ow Fork Lincoln Neb Williar N. Hensley, Jr Air Service New York

Agrarian Movement Revived in Bulgaria as New Leader Emerges

In Bulgaria the Agrarian movement shows signs of revival after years of suppression. A new leader, Dr Petkoff, son of a Stam boulovist leader, gains peasant support and hints at a reconstituted party poised to influence national politics. Edith Haskell of Oberlin is paroled after pleading guilty to embezzlement. she faces sentencing and transfer to a women’s prison.

Sofia Bulgaria Agrarian Ministry Stamboulisy Agararan Sabrayne Asrarment Oiis Tsanhaff Mboulishy Stamboulishy Pethoff Stamboulovists Petkoff Agrarian Edith Haskell Oberlin Aganst Ner Auto Payment Co W. B. Thompson

Steve J Leser Repeats as Eagles Leader

The Fraternal Order of Eagles elected officers for the coming year at their meeting. Steve Leser was chosen president with Gerald Nau as vice president and F R Hinckley as chaplain. Arthur Robinson became treasurer and A R Graber secretary.

Order of Eagles Steve Leser Gerald Nau F. R. Hinckley A. R. Graber Arthur Robinson George Bryant G. Y. McDonald G. French

Auten Rites Held in Oberlin for 24 Year Old Resident

George Auten former resident of Abbey Road died yesterday morning at age twenty four. He is survived by his wife and two children Evelyn and Kenneth and many relatives. Funeral set for Saturday at 2 30 PM at L J Avery home 486 East College street Oberlin and Canal will be in Alberia cemetery.

State Penitentiary Eddyville Frank Thomas George Wi Charles Miller Kentucky Thomas United States Supreme Court Jefferson County Aime Vols George Wick Willam Oelke Wick Miller Louisville, Henderson and St Louis Louisville

Nome Circus Returns to Town at YMCA Big Show

A large circus spectacle titled the Greater Combined Circuses at the YMCA drew a capacity crowd with a street parade, grand entry, and numerous acts. Performers included trained horses, trained animals, tightrope, rope skipping, and clowns. the show promised an even larger audience for tonight’s final performance.

Brieling Bros & Sorepaiughs Bng Peter Pantz Dreamsland

Methodist Conference Grants Women Right to Ordination

The Methodist general conference in Springfield Massachusetts granted women the right to be ordained as ministers with the same rights as men except for full conference membership and itinerant ministry. The decision marks a significant advancement for women in the church.

Methodist Conference Springfield Mass Methodist Church

Truck 1 Driver Charged After Overloaded Transport Stop

Deputy Cowie detained the truck driver identified as Dr. Hill of Che, amid an overnight arrest on the road for operating an overloaded vehicle.

DR. Hill Che Cowie

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