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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1925

Page

8

Trial testimony in Lucille Jones case draws fierce defense

In Lorain the Lucille Jones trial heard attorney David Aiken attack credibility of witnesses including Marion Stevens while asserting the case is a frameup. Defense witnesses argued the proceedings are biased as Rev T Howard Jones faces separate charges and the jury neared a verdict.

David Aiken Lorain Lucille Jones Vandemark Marion Stevens Monschien Jst Chas Adams Rev. Jones Ethel Archie Dennison T. Howard Jones Lucile D G Mart Pasior Congregation H L Reise American Conference of Jesus Christ Lucile Jones Ics Jones Common Pleas Court Ethel Kua Rev Jones Lucille Eugene Fenrod Archie Allison

New Discovery Kills Germs of Catarrh

An advertisement touts Kojene as a four times stronger antiseptic for catarrh that won’t irritate membranes and may be drank safely. It promises relief from catarrh and bad breath, with a money back guarantee if symptoms persist after a week, at C. W. Phillips Oberlin agent Ohly Corner Drug Store and other druggists.

C. W. Phillips Oberlin

Widow on Trial in Hasel Murder Case Draws Court Crowds

Martha Wise stands trial in the Hardscrabble killing case as jurors are named and rebuttal witnesses Dr Drysdale and Dr Tierney testify Wise is sane yet the defense cites poverty and lack of funds for counsel. A choir group plans a photo session and rehearsal ahead of Sunday dedication.

Anv Legurt N. HA. MacClure Martha Martha Wise Hasel Gienke Peters Grace Wadsworth Damon Chatham Norton Nina B Lodi Bohnert Florence Seville Rosenberg Vera Hosmer Gertrude Guilford Cumberworth Ing Grang Herrington W. BR Brunswir's Musser Medina Hanshne Charles Summers Charles Westfield Wilson H H Drssdale Josepha Tierney Cleveland Birs Joseph Pritchard Drysdale Tierney Mrs Wise

Airplane Passengers View First In-Flight Movie in Service

In a London on May 12 test, aerial moving pictures were tried on the Leson Paris route. A small screen was installed in the rear luggage area, and fourteen passengers witnessed the first ever in-flight projection.

London Big Air Leson Paris

Gland Stimulation Promises Health Boosts

Dr Peter Schmidt describes gland stimulation as adding force to the body beds and boosting all bodily functions. The ad promotes Glandogen gland tonic tablets for both men and women, urging demand for the original remedy from C W Phillips.

Peter Schmidt Stelmach Berlin C. W. Phillips

Widow Kills Man Who Slain Her Husband in Georgia

In Statham Georgia on May 12, widow Mrs Richard Bowman killed Guy Thurman from his store, avenging her husband who was shot six months earlier. She fired five bullets into Thurman’s body and surrendered to authorities.

Statham Guy Thurman Bartow County Richard Bowman Thurman

Lutheran Churches Hold Conference in Lorain May

A three day conference of the Lutheran Churches of the United States was held in Lorain starting May 12 with many prominent ministers from across the country in attendance.

Lorain the Lutheran Churches of the

Nine new nurses graduate at St Joseph's Hospital

Lorain reports nine fura es will graduate from St Josephs hospital this evening with exercises at the High school building. John Malloy of 1320 Tiffin Avenue Sandusky, 35, was badly scalded in a bunkhouse kitchen on the B and O Railroad west of Toton while cooking stew for himself and a companion. he sought treatment but was not admitted.

Lorain Furaes St. Josephs Hospital John Malloy Tiffin Avenue Sandusky Toton

Hindenburg Sworn In as German President Amid Rallies

The Reichstag crowd erupts as Paul von Hindenburg pledges allegiance to popular sovereignty and the republic. Communist deputies protest and exit, while Nationalists cheer. Hindenburg vows service to all Germans and salutes the armed forces before entering the presidential palace.

Warior Hindenburg Reichstag Reich Reichswehr Wilhelmstrasse Palace Simon Presidential Lancers

Ingrown Nail Turns Outward Overnight

An ad promotes Outgro a tiny bottle for chiropodists and consumers. A few drops applied to the ingrown nail crevice are said to reduce inflammation and pain and harden the tender skin so the toe turns outward naturally in a short time.

Detroit Morgue Site Fraud Warrants Issued

Prosecutor Toms in Detroit issues warrants for Bert H. Manning Louis J. Hoffman and Benjamin B. Pelham along with Edwin M. Booth over conspiracy to defraud Wayne county in the morgue site purchase. Judge Murphy's grand jury report cites a graft city booth recommended for embezzlement indictment.

Bay Detroit Mich Toms Bert H. Manning Union Trust Company Louis J. Hoffman Benjamin B. Pelham Wayne County Edwin M. Booth Detroitreet Railway Murphy Booth

Teddy Dillon Murder Inquest Opens With New Witnesses

Seventeen witnesses gathered at the Kirkwood suburb coroner's office as inquest reopens to probe Teddy Dillon on charges of murdering his father. Two surprise witnesses, Joseph Grancolos and wife, partly ID Dillon as a passenger from St. Louis to Kansas City the night of the crime. The state will recount Dillon’s inheritance, revolver purchase, and alleged remarks to a traveling companion. Dillon remains silent about his whereabouts and possession of a revolver.

Teddy Dillon Kirkwood Cait Fred Mueller Joseph H. Grancolos Young Dillon St. Louis Kansas City Grancolos Dillon Teddy Kansas

Public hearing on weekly religious instruction at Woodward High

Cincinnati May 12 public hearing planned for Wednesday at Woodward High School on allowing public school pupils one hour a week during school hours for religious instruction outside of class. Board of education deadlocked 3 to 3 over the issue.

Cincinnati Woodward High School Board of Education

Canton Hosts Ninth Annual Federation of Ghigo Women's Clubs

Mayor Charles M. Ball turned over Canton city keys to federation representatives for their Ninth Annual convention. The opening session was held at the McKinley Memorial Church with a cordial welcome from the mayor.

Ohio Canton Charles MM. Ball Federation of Ghigo McKinley Memorial Vi. E Ball

Currency Shuffle in Düsseldorf Prompts Dollar Purchases

In Düsseldorf the bank clerk and merchants regularly exchange marks for dollars. Clerks buy dollars at the bank upon payday while merchants send messengers to obtain dollar equivalents for sales. Banks set exchange rates to favor paying bills in paper marks rather than foreign currency.

Dusseldorf Germany

May at ship to release bodies from Norman disaster

Memphis Tenn May 12 Dynamite may be used today by government engineers to surface the 21 victims still trapped in the hull of the steamer Norman lying at the river bottom sixteen miles below Memphis. Dredges pound the wreck as officials and relatives keep vigil in cold rain awaiting word of recovery.

Memphis Tenn Mississippi Waters

Ohio club women deny tobacco habit at convention

Mrs. Charles R. Fox of Cincinnati, head of the Ohio federation of women’s clubs, told the 29th annual convention that club women are not becoming cigarette addicts. She criticized a cigarette manufacturer who sent a package and asked her opinion of the quality of the fags.

Canton Charles R. Fox Cincinnati Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs

Exonerate Detectives In New Orleans Holdup Case

Detective Captains Thomas Healy and four other New Orleans police officers were acquitted of conspiracy in an alleged holdup. The ruling fully exonerates them, restores duty, and includes back salary.

New Orleans Thomas Healy

Optimism Grows on French Debt Talks in Washington

After five years of false starts and setbacks, renewed negotiations give rise to cautious optimism that a settlement of the French debt issue will be reached before the summer ends.

Washington

Coolidge Opposes National Defense Test Preference

The White House official statement says President Coolidge is not in favor of holding a National Defense test similar to last year’s Armistice Day exercise.

Washington Coolidge White House

Film Actress Hart in Wreck Near San Diego

Marie Prevost, film actress, is injured in a railroad wreck near San Diego California. Four other film workers are reported injured in the same incident.

Hart In Marie Prevost San Diego Cal

One Half of Law Liquor Fines Goes to State Treasury

The Ohio Supreme Court ordered Mayor Felton of Grove City to pay $4,116.12 into the state treasury, representing half of fines from violations of the prohibition act collected in his mayor’s court before June 17, 1924. Felton argued he could use the funds for detectives’ expenses, but a prior payment to the village treasury had already been made.

Columbus State Supreme Court Crabbe Felton Grove City Franklin County

Turkish Bey Sees Seven Children From Wives In One Day

Constantinople May 12 a rich polyga mous Bey who already has three wives welcomed seven children born on the same day two wives delivered twins and the third had triplets The newspaper praised the event as boosting population and supporting the Old Turk policy urging polygamy be held sacred Allah be praised was the sole comment from the Bey after the births

Constantinople

States Mark Reductions In Spending In 1912 Budget

Budget director H. M. Lord told President Coolidge at the White House that states nationwide are cutting running expenses in line with federal reductions. The report underscores a broad push to trim government costs across states this year.

Washington H. M. Lord President Coolidge White House

Neglect Is Expensive Advertisement

When run down and tired you may injure a vital organ for life. Restore strength with Gold Seal Tonic, a prescription for weakened people. Sold by all good druggists.

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