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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1926
Page
4
The government promises steps to curb rising prices as wartime shortages bite. A vast network, led by Kyde Park as a central depot, coordinates food from depots to bakers and retailers with soldiers guarding convoys. Nationwide, similar measures support food distribution, but London faces the greatest strain.
Four thousand new graduates were en route to their homes across southern Ohio after an elaborate ceremony here. The degree work was conferred under Youngstown and Columbus grants, marking a large statewide observance.
County Farm Agent C E Rowland reports that dry warm weather could ease scale control in orchards this week. A light spray is planned if conditions stay favorable and spray week runs May 10 to 15. The bulletin notes possible initial scab infections if spores discharge during upcoming rains. Roads and rail traffic are disrupted by avalanches and Austria danger. Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians perform at Crystal Gardens tonight with dancing from 8:30 to 12.50 per person.
Safety and Service Director James A. Hewitt faced a writ of attachment Saturday as Standard Traffic Signal Corp claimed the city’s lights were attached for unpaid rental
Police were called early Sunday to catch a Peeping Tom reported by a frightened resident on Purnate Street. Officers Corbett Southam and F Birckhline searched the neighborhood but found no trace of the prowler. The man was described as about 28 with a smooth face and torn dark clothes.
Dalton May 10. Mrs John Smith colored found her clothes cut while hanging out washing this morning. Neighbor Charing Lonch 51 is dead. Her husband John Smith is charged with murder after Lynch struck Smith with a board and Smith fired twice from his doorway. Police arrived and Smith surrendered.
SUWISH PCOPLE TO DRIVE LOM PUNDS LORAIN May 10 The Jewish people of this city have started a drive to raise 9000 which has been allowed to the city as their wi towards caring for the starving Jews in Europe. BUREURTCY PLUELION PILED BY ELYNTAin CLEVELAND May surg est N Brockway of Eltonay used a petition in bankruptcy to federal court. Jie listed his lia bilities at 390.09, and assets S150.
Georger Garpe of 203 West tater street was admitted to Mir moriaul J hospital Saturday afternoon with a broken left leg after he fell down stairs while going to fetch a pail of water. He was taken to the hospital in a police emergency wagon.
Leonard Lufford’s police dog was seized and questioned after an incident involving Mr. Weik the report says Newell of 258 Stanford Ave told police Sunday that a thug had bitten his son Clyde Smith 20 of 428 West avenue was treated for thumb injuries from a ball game on Kenyon Street at We Mortal hospital
The piece reports on congressional views as Senators Borah Reed and Wadsworth oppose the poison gas and related disarmament pacts while Rep. Burton defends them. It notes Ohio’s Theodore Burton as the lone defender amid a grim Senate mood before a Geneva influenced disarmament showdown.
The record summarizes several death notices including Doris Tasman four year old daughter of Rever end and Merc. Eric N. Tasman of 254 Douglas Avenue SpuLgheld Ghle and a baby John Tehacs eighteen months old son of Mr. and Mrs. John Tx hace of No. 2 Fifteenth Street. Also Sidney Hancock funeral services at the home of his sister 125 Grace Court and burial at Lelevue. Michiel Varjesht dies at sixty seven at Graf ton with funeral at Assumption Church and burial at St Mars cemetery.
Remains to be at 1 o'clock with Rev. Clarence Fo Me Culemissionary leading service. Assistants include Rev. W. Scott Cook and Rev. G. A. Brown. Burial planned in Ross cemetery Gravel Hill church graves in Sinking Creek Virginia following services.
Reports from the Bard expedition describe aircraft based at Peary Land as the next step toward Arctic exploration. Commanders Byrd and Amundsen are cited with congratulatory notes from King Bay observers. The plan includes long-range flights to reach Barrow and claim polar territory for the United States, with emphasis on aerial photography and data collection.
Two divorce filings appeared in the court of common pleas this morning. Clara Youskoitch of Lorain sues Henry Youshowch claiming neglect and cruelty and seeks custody and alimony. Edward S Miller files against Daisy Josephine Miller alleging gross neglect and cruelty.
Joe Calderano admitted a second offense of selling intoxicating liquors and was fined 100 dollars plus costs. The editor notes a historical aside that a century ago 30 to 55 degrees was viewed as good house temperature.
Leading officials of the miners federation met Sir Herbert Samuel with Trades Union Congress presence to end the strike by suspending the general strike and lockout. Samuel proposed a two month subsidy and wage cuts of ten to fifteen percent, which the miners reportedly did not accept. Meanwhile the government reported food convoy protection and industry leaders warned of broader hardship.
A speaker laments city boastfulness while praising urban growth's role in shaping rights, commerce, and culture. He notes cities as centers of cooperation and modern progress, yet warns about overgrowth and the need to balance grandeur with virtue.
The article reflects on bold figures from history. It recalls a president's message praising a man trained in the Jomerican mass and Commander Hurd achieving a boyhood goal. It notes Dicky Berd chasing Pieter Longs and Peary’s Pole expedition, highlighting youthful ambition and travel.
The Sons of Italy expect to convene here May 23 24 and 25 with state consentions completed. An invitation is sent to Governor Donaher Congressman Davey and the Cleveland Italian council to attend. Delegates will visit city hall and lay a wreath on the soldiers’ monument.
Sheriff Un derll and deputies raided John Ronez's home on Telegraph road finding about two quarts of liquor and wine on the premises. The raid included Ives Matthews Southam and Hamlin. Ronez to be brought before Justice George. Larchmont NY Dr OB Barhme X ray expert dies of pneumonia at eighty two.
Cleveland markets report butter eggs cheese and fruits with mixed price ranges. Livestock in Cleveland and Toledo shows steady to higher tendencies for cattle calves and sheep while a train collision in Philadelphia area fatally injures Louis Sabo and his three children.
Elyria police logged multiple thefts over the weekend including two cars, one a 2 coupe with license emcer a 39442 stolen from Forest street, another 2 coupe missing from a Logan Gas location. Additional reports include a touring model 962-528 from Lorain, and a car numbered 109-960 stolen in Norwalk with other items taken.
Two Amherst men, Frank Bower and Anthony, were arrested by the sheriff and brought before Justice S J George. Bower fined $25 and costs while Anthony was bound over until tomorrow for trial on driving while intoxicated charges.
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