Woman Stabs Husband After Domestic Abuse in Ohio Home
Eveland Ohio May 15 Mrs Anne Bruce 50 calmly recounted fatid tragedy at City hospital after stabbing her husband William during a fight at their home Elmer 19 intervened William beat Bruce and Elmer before she grabbed a butcher knife and fled to the yard Bruce unlikely to survive doctors say Mrs Bruce told police she and her husband had a long history of drinking and arguing she had aired in Washington for years and described years of misery as the cause of the attack
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Eveland
Anne Bruce
William
City Hospital
Bruce
Elmer
Father John’s Medicine Ad Promises Alcohol Free Strength
An old advertisement touts Father John’s Medicine as free from alcohol and dangerous drugs. It claims the medicine provides wholesome strength building nutrition and easily absorbed active ingredients to boost resisting power during a challenging time.
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Father John
Death notice for Fannie Pierce in Elyria
Mrs Fannie Pierce aged seven months died at home 346 West Sixth Street at 3 30 Monday afternoon. She resided in Elyria for seven years. Funeral services from her home at 1 00 Thursday afternoon. Burial in Wakeman Ohio.
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Fannie Pierce
West Sixth Street
Elyria
Wakeman
Ohio
Obituary: Mrs Effie Cameron Dies in Oberlin at 64
Mrs Effie Cameron died yesterday at her daughter Mrs Will Davis’s home in Oberlin at age sixty four. Survived by four children Margaret Davis, Charles Cameron of Oberlin James Cameron of Galion Ohio and Peter Cameron of Elyria twelve grandchildren three sisters and three brothers. She belonged to Vine Rebekah Lodge Pansy Chapter Eastern Stars Oberlin Congregational Church and Woman's Relief Corps of Elvira. Funeral from Mrs Davis’s South Main Street Oberlin Wednesday at 2 39 p m Rev Smith Community Church Pittsfield will officiate and burial will be at Westwood Cemetery Oberlin.
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Effie Cameron
Will Davis
Oberlin
Margaret Davis
Charles Cameron
James Cameron
Galion
Ohio
Peter Cameron
Elyria
Vine Rebekah Lodge
Pansy Chapter of
Eastern Stars
Congregational Church
Woman’s Relief Corps of
Elvria
Mrs. Davis
South Main Street
Rev. Smith
Pittsfield
Westwood Cemetrey
Stores to Close Wednesday Afternoons for Summer
The Board of Trade announced that a number of local stores will begin Wednesday afternoon holidays for the summer months starting tomorrow. Names of the stores were not given, but it was stated that several will close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade Today
Oberlin mock convention picks Hoover in student vote
Delegates at Oberlin College choose Hoover as their top presidential pick with 400 votes pledged, while Lowden trails. The event features humorous stage antics, a controversy over a platform plank, and a campus display of political knowledge as the second session is set to vote tonight.
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New York
Ohio
Chauncey M. Depew
Willis
Frederick
Dutch) Holter
Holter
Hoiter
Hoover
Lowden
Norris
Curtis
Dawes
Hughes
Turpin
Kansas City
Oberlin
Abraham Lincoln
WHI
Cleveland
Memorial Day plans set for Ridgeville meeting
A Ridgeville town hall meeting on Thursday at eight o'clock will organize the Memorial Day program. The American Legion Bugle and Drum Corps will lead, with veterans of all wars invited and expected to attend.
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Ridgeville Town Hall
Ridgeville
American Legion
Police Auction Of Found Items At City Hall Lot
The police department will auction old bicycles a boy's wagon a check protector an adding machine and many other items in the city hall parking lot Saturday afternoon. Proceeds go to the police pension fund.
Drunk in Court Fined Ten Dollars
Don Fillo of 311 Beiatne Street was fined $10 and costs in police court this morning after pleading guilty to intoxication. He was arrested at his home last night.
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Don Fillo
Sbiatne
Fillo
Heisner Not Hufner Hurt In Accident Correction
The Chronicle Telegram reports a mistaken name in Monday’s auto accident story. Donald Heisner of 1015 Parkview Avenue Lorain was injured, not Donald Hufner of 1013 Parkview Avenue as previously published.
Lorain County Infirmary Patient Spends Night in Elyria
Charles Pomeroy, 65, resident of Lorain County Infirmary, left the infirmary seeking a change of sleeping place. He traveled to Elyria and spent the night in the city bum cell yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Pomeroy
Lorain County Infirmary
Pomeroy
Elyria
Bad Check Case Bound Over By Justice To Grand Jury
Edgar C. Turrell of Ridgeville was bound over to the grand jury this morning by Justice S. J. George after waiving examination on a charge of issuing a check with insufficient funds.
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Edgar C. Turrell
Ridgeville
Grand
S. J. George
Armies Advance Steadily On Peking
TOKIO May 15 Japanese officials report a steady advance by Chinese Nationalist armies on Peking and Tientsin with potential fall for both cities. Chang Tso Lin may resist occupation but is expected to retreat to Manchuria as northern forces pull back. Japanese Chinese relations remain quiet with a peace setup reported in Tsinan.
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Tokio
Peking
Tientsin
Chang Tso Lin
Chang
Manchuria
Tsinan
Tiswan
Great Quake Predicted by Seismic Expert Bendandi
FAENZA Italy May 15 A great earthquake predicted for May 20 by Prof Rafaele Bendandi world renowned seismic expert. He said the event would be the strongest and felt in southern Siberia and the Mediterranean region with minor effects in Italy and the central Andes. London May 15 Kew Observatory reported a heavy quake at 7:27 pm yesterday centered about 5085 miles east likely among Pacific coast islands of Asia.
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Faenza
Italy
Rafaele Bendandi
Bendandi
Siberia
Mediterranean
Andes
South America
London
Kew Observatory
Pacific
Asia
Got Electrical Troubles We Fix Them
Wiring fixtures and electrical appliances offered by Vaughn Electric Co. Prominent contact at 102 Cleveland St with phone 3239 for repairs and service.
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Vaughn Electric Co
Cleveland St
Proposal to honor Elyria founder with park donor tablet
Letters to The Chronicle Telegram urge a memorial tablet in Ely Park honoring Heman Ely, founder and park donor. A city meeting is planned to discuss the proposal, with support from Elyria Kiwanis and local groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely Park
Chronicle-Telegrama
Elyria
Chronicle-Telegram
Ohio
Edltor
Heman Ely
Elyria Kiwanis Club
Annous
Hve
A. H. West
Parole Grants Named by Ohio Board of Clemency
Ohio board of clemency announces parole grants effective immediately for Stark county residents Mike Burch and Tom George and Belmont county residents Louis Andears and Mike Backbella, along with Guernsey county Charles Johnson. Further paroles set for June 15 Charles Fridley of Gaha county and July 2 Frank Toth of Lorain county.
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Columbus
Ohio Board of Clemency
Dan Williams
George A. Edge
Mike Burch
Tom George
Stark County
Louis Andears
Mike Backbella
Belmont County
Charles Johnson
Guernsey County
Charles Fridley
Gaha County
Frank Toth
Lorain County
Blanche Kelly Returns to Erie as Home Economics Instructor
Miss Blanche Kelly of North Pleasant street returns to Erie Pennsylvania this week to resume duties as a home economics instructor at a high school after a week of illness. Mr and Mrs Clayton Hess of Cleveland visit their in laws in Lorain street along with other local residents including Mr and Mrs W G Edwards and Mrs Russell Hopkins from Cincinnati. The Past Matrons Association of the Order of the Eastern Star plus the Pythian Sisters plan meetings this week, while Knights of Pythias members attend Elytia Chapter events last night.
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Oberlin
Blanche Kelly
North Pleasant Street
Erie
Clayton Hess
Cleveland
Hess
C. D. Werrick
Lorain Street
Harry Hovey
Russell Hopkins
Opportunities for men in women's garments business
Our client, a corporation running women’s stores, offers to provide a substantial part of the capital for opening new outlets or acquiring established stores. Proposals from capable, reputable men seeking to start a business in their city are invited. All communications confidential. Address Box 349, World Wide Advertising Corporation, New York City.
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World Wide Advertising Corporation
West 42Nd Street
New York City
Adr
Canvasers to Meet for Ev ery Member Canvass
Wellington residents are called to a canvassers meeting Thursday evening at 8 30 in the Kinnison Memorial room of the Methodist church. The session will prepare for the Sunday ev ery member canvass.
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Wellington
Kinnison Memorial
The
Methodist Church
Ladies Aid Society Meeting at Kipnison Memorial
The Ladies Aid Society of the M E Church meets Thursday afternoon in the Kipnison Memorial room starting at 2 58 PM.
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Ladies Aid Society
M. E. Church
Kipnison Memorial Room
Church boards new bulletin board erected at church
The board of trustees of the Church of Christ has purchased and installed a new bulletin board at the front of the church, adding a fresh notice space for parish announcements.
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Board of Trustees
The
Church of Christ
Senior Play Practice Held for The Whole Town's Talking
Miss Kelley English teacher led the first practice for the senior play The Whole Town's Talking last evening. Some character changes are planned and the full cast will be published in a few days.
Mother's Day Visitors Reported in Local Names
Lawrence and Edward Wells of Ohio State were at home over Mother's Day. Mr and Mrs Walter Foater and two children of Wooster were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Burt Curtice. Miss Ruth Burlingame of Cleveland was at home on Mother's Day. Miss Flora Hart of Cleveland was at home on Mother's Day. Mr and Mrs Elefe Miller of Elyria were Sunday visitors here. Miss Aletha Stacey and Harry Yee sang a beautiful duet in the Congregational church Sunday morning. Ben Warren of Manafield was at poms for Mother's Day.
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Lawrence
Edward Wells
Ohio State
Walter Foater
Wooster
Burt Curtice
Ruth Burlingame
Cleveland
Flora Hart
Elefe Miller
Elyria
Aletha Stacey
Harry Yee
Ben Warren
Manafield
Market prices for produce and poultry in brief notice
Markets list multiple regional produce prices with sacks of potatoes from Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota Idaho and barrel and sack sizes. Florida Hastings and Texas red hot barrel and sack prices. Poultry rates include heavy broilers leghorns heavy fowls medium stock old roosters ducks with varied cperlb figures.
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Cleveland
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Idaho
Florida
Hastings
Texas
Cleveland Livestock Market Report May 16 Hog and cattle prices drop
Hogs receipts 1500 with prices 10 to 15 cents lower. Tops at 10.40. ranges for 380 to 350 pound hogs 10.00 to 10.35. lighter 130 to 160 pounds 8.25 to 10.35. Packing sows 8.25 to 8.50. Cattle receipts 200 with steady market. beef steers 12.00 to 12.60. beef cows 7.50 to 9.75. verlers 14.00 to 15.50. Sheep receipts 00 with steady market. fat lambs 16.00 top, bulk 15.50 to 16.00, cull lambs 11.00 to 13.00, fat ewes 7.00 to 8.50.
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Cleveland Livestock
Cleveland
Wholesale Produce Prices In Columbus District May 15
Trading was active in Columbus wholesale produce today with asparagus 0.75 to 1.00 per unit. Lettuce leaf 0.17 to 0.18 per lb, some sales at 0.20. Texas yellow onions 1.75 to 2.00 per crate, waxed onions 2.00 to 2.10. New triumphed potatoes 3.75 to 4.00 per 100 lb sack. Eggs receipts 1 to 33 1/3 cents. Butter tablet quotes 47 to 49c, extra firsts 44 to 46c, seconds 40 to 41c. Eggs extras 40 to 41c per dozen, extras 31c, firsts 29c, ordinary 28c per dozen.
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Columbus
Texas
Chicago Cash Quotations May 15 Market Snapshot and Prices
Chicago reports mixed commodity quotes across dairy eggs and butter with rects and tubs pricing. Potatoes move slowly with Reds and Russets varying by region and stock. wheat corn oats rye barley timothy seed and lard rib bellies listed with latest bid levels.
Toledo Livestock Market Report May 15
Toledo Ohio May 15 hog receipts 1100 market 25 off on heavy heavies 975 985 yorkers 575 1000 good pigs 750 825 cattle receipts light calves receipts light market
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Toledo
Toledo Grain Prices May 15 Report
May 15 Toledo market prices list cash and futures for Wheat Corn Oats Rye Clover Seed Timothy and Alike. Cash and deferred bids shown with noted ranges and dates. Prices include No 2 red Wheat 1.95 1.96 and Timothy 2.20 bid May 2 20 bid Dec 2.65.
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Toledo
Timothy
Grain and flour prices in Minneapolis market report
MINNEAPOLIS May 15 Flour prices quoted for carload lots and family patents at 8.55 to 8.65 per barrel, bran at 36.00 to 36.50, wheat cash No. 1 northern 1.25 and 1-8, May 1.45 1-8, July 1.45 1-2, Sept 1.45 3-8, No. 1 red durum 1.31 1-2, corn No. 3 yellow 0.99, oats No. 3 white 0.61 1-4 to 0.65 1-4, flax No. 1 2.36 1-4 to 2.43 1-4. Shipments 33,951 barrels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Backus Files For Treasurer In Elyria
N. D. Backus of Elyria filed a declaration of candidacy with the County Board of Elections for county treasurer, subject to the Republican primary on August 14.
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Backus
N. D. Backus
Elyria
County Board of Elections
World War Hero Pardoned After Prohibition Fine
Sergeant Edgar M. Halyburton, famed World War I veteran, was pardoned by Governor Vic Donahey in Columbus for defaulting on a $500 prohibition fine. The pardon follows a recommendation by Stark County Prosecutor Henry W. Harter Jr. and Prohibition Commissioner B. F. McDonald, citing his war record.
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Columbus
Edgar M. Halyburton
Canton
Vic Donahey
Henry W. Harter, Jr
Stark County
B. F. McDonald
Halyburton
Refuse Car Fare Rate Increase At Lorain
Lorain officials urge council to reject the compromise offer from the Lorain Street Railway to raise fares to seven cents for one year and ten cents for four years, amid a campaign by the railway to lift the fare from five to ten cents. The sidewalks committee acted last night guiding the stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Committee On
Lorain City
Lorain Street Railway Company
Towne Fined for Driving While Intoxicated
Irvin Towne of Loraine was fined 100 dollars and costs and sentenced to 30 days in jail by Justice S. J. George for operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. Towne was arrested by sheriff's deputies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin Towne
Loraine
S$. J. George
Towne
Ten Years of TB Testing Cuts Reactor Rate in Cattle
Ten years of tuberculosis testing reduced cattle reactors from 2.4 percent to 1.1 percent, indicating improved herd health. Authorities note continued surveillance and testing to sustain progress and prevent outbreaks.
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Mrs. Cameron
American Radiator Co
Max G. Kelley
Vecto
East Ave
Chas. J. Crehore
United States
City of
West
Ely
Edmund West
Washington
Rotary Club of
Elyma
Yours, Lawrence Webber
Toth
Oberlin Whiting
Ladies Aid
Chicago
United States Department of Agriculture
Canada
Red River
Alabama
Louisiana
Bliss
Reds
Broilers
Roosters
Toledo Grain
Minneapolis Grain
Cinders
Een Coal & Apply Ci Co. Cau
C. van Luit
Pardone
Elyria Eagles
de Killa
F. M. Sponseller
Ublo
Vermilion
Okagi
Swan
Cer
B. T. Bastian
Middle Ave
Simiar
W Stern
Turner
Bluebird
T’ P Tizc
Mark T. Byers
Park Place
Ina L. Baxter
Earl Court
Dominic Staskiens
Cortesrane
Ainner
Pan
We Thang
Baron Jewelry CO
Eve Pearl Headquarters
Ervawer
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