High-priced Hantos ring thieves chased in Akron case
Continued report details a Chicago and New York theft ring moving autos through Akron. Identification marks altered, Lasalle car shot up, Cleveland man linked to a license, two Justice agents and detectives trap the ring. Gunfire erupts as suspects flee, pursuit ends with arrests or escapes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
Akron
Pane Lasalle
Cleveland
T of Justice
Baldim Watt
Segal
Ron
Memorial for Elyria founder urged by Board of Trade president
Elyria board president J Curren commends memorial in Public Square honoring Elyria’s founder and park donor. A public meeting to discuss the memorial is set for Thursday at 7:30 PM in City Hall Chamber, open to all citizens. Curren’s letter thanks the Chronicle Telegram for highlighting the issue and praises the city’s early founders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A- J. Curren
Elyria
Black
Estabrook Burial Held in Camden Cemetery
Robert Avalter Estabrook was laid to rest in Camden this afternoon after dying in Palm Beach Florida following a four day illness. Funeral services were conducted by Mev Earle. His mother, formerly Miss Gladys Hewitt, resides in Wellington and the community extends sympathy to the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ibary Estabrook
Wellington
Robert Avalter
Estabrook
Camden
Robert
Palm Beach
Florida
Mev
Earle
Gladys Hewitt
Wellington women raise Library fund beyond goal
Wellington volunteers celebrate surpassing the $1000 goal for the Herrick library fund, with $1028 now available for books. The drive began a year ago with 14 women, led by Mrs. W. W. Clishy as president and Mrs. Keith Andrews as secretary and treasurer, while entertainment events drew about 1,800 participant engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Herrick
Reo
W. W. ‘Clishy
Keith Andrews
Aly
Mother's Day Observed At Baptist Church Services
A large audience attended Sunday services at the Baptist church with a Sunday school program directed by W. L. Lamoreaux. Herant Robinson performed on a musical saw, Mrs. H. K. Finley accompanied, and duets by Mrs. W. L. Lamoreaux and Miss Madge Tadlock received praise. Rev. H. K. Finley spoke on The Ideal Woman. Evening soloists Mrs. Carl Martin of Elyria and Miss Celia Daigue sang My Mother's Prayer. Friday night church youth caravan to Elyria for Bi Monthly meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
W. L. Slamoreaux
Herant Robinson
H. K. Finlley
W. L. Lamoreaux
Madge Tadtock
H. K. Finley
Carl Martin
Elyria
First Baptist Church
Paul R. Miller
Ulrich
Hilda
Freemay
Frank Hard
Theatre owner Powell guests with Tom Mix in Cleveland
W. J. Powell, owner and manager of a local theatre, travels to Cleveland as the guest of famed actor Tom Mix and his horse Tony. Mix invited all northern Ohio picture theatre owners to join him in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Powell
Cleveland
Tom Mix
Tony
Mr. Mix
Picture Theatre
Ohio
Road Reopens From Brighton To Rochester After Repairs
The road leading from Brighton to Rochester, closed for repairs the past weeks, was opened for traffic yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Rochester
Mrs Bowen Taken to Oberlin Hospital in Ill Health
Mrs C Bowen of Huntington was rushed to Oberlin hospital last evening and remains very ill.
Disorderly conduct charges against Eddie Brandt dismissed
Eddie Brandt of Third Street faced disorderly conduct charges filed by C. W. Pallas over a March quarrel tied to a vacuum cleaner bill. In police court, Mayor James A. Hewitt dismissed the case at Pallas's costs after noting Pallas had struck Frank Brandt and Eddie Brandt later struck him from behind, finding Pallas not blameless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Brandt
Third Street
C. W. Pallas
James A. Hewitt
Pallas
Brandt
Frank Brandt
Eddie
Hewitt
Roig Fined for Traffic Safety Violations in City Court
C A Roig of Marseilles avenue was fined $2 and court costs after admitting to failing to make safety stops at East River street and Washington avenue from Harrison street on Monday night, in a police court session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Roig
Marseilles Avenue
Roig
East River Street
Washington Avenue
Harrison Street
Randall fined for reckless driving on Cleveland Street
Robert Randall was fined $5 and costs in police court this morning on a charge of reckless driving. Randall admitted speeding on Cleveland street, Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Randall
Randall
Cleveland Street
Son of police officer ill with diphtheria
The nine year old son of City Patrolman Lloyd Sweet was reported very sick with diphtheria today. He began to feel ill at the start of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Sweet
Mayor Hewitt to Speak at Spencer
Mayor James A. Hewitt will address a church men’s club tonight in Spencer. He will speak on “Our Responsibilities” outlining civic duties and community obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayor Hewitt
Spencer
James A. Hewitt
Spore Seeks Divorce Over Alleged Infidelity
Elva M. Spore filed for divorce from Edwin R. Spore in common pleas court today. Married August 13, 1917, the couple have five children. The plaintiff alleges since last September Spore has associated with other women and taken rooms at the Elyria Y M C A to avoid marital duties. Spore is a truck driver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elva M. Spore
Edwin R. Spore
Common Pleas Court
Spore
Elyria Y. M. C. A
Local notes from Amherst and area church groups
The Aon s Club of St Paul s Lutheran church held a brief meeting then social games and refreshments. Mrs Franc s Hart hosted neighbors for a Flinch evening with refreshments for Hattie Baker Cora Thompson Emma Hunter Pansy Harris John Brown and E C Schuler. Ascension services set at St Joseph s Catholic church with low masses and evening services. Mrs Hattie Baker and companions depart for a 10 day motor trip visiting Evanston and Rockford Illinois to see daughters. Senior girls hosted eighth graders for a Friendship Club supper with group assignments explained by Erma Lau Jean Nich ell Mildred Zilch and Dorothy Yearn. Rev R V Pelt to conduct Prayer meeting and Bible study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pansy Harris
John Brown
E. C. Schuler
St Joseph’s Catholic Church
Hattie Baker
Church Street
C. A. Wise
Elyra
Erma Lau
Jean Nichell
Mildred Zilch
Dorothy Yearn
Friendsip Club
Kirls
Harry Welf
Mapleave
George Young. Lorain
E. N. Davus
George
Tine
Robert Grey
RV. Pelt
Death of Mrs Florence Day in Elyria
Mrs Florence Day died at her home 417 Tenth street last evening from a cerebral hemorrhage. A Methodist Episcopal Church member and Elyria resident for seven years, she is survived by two sons Homer F and Charles C both of Elyria and a daughter Ethel Mae. Funeral services are private Saturday at 1:00 p.m. from the late home with Rev Lester Bent officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence M. Day
Tenth Street
Methodist Episcopal Church of
New London
Ohio
Elyria
Homer F
Charles C
Lorain County Savings and Trust Company
Ethel Mae
Lester H. Bent
Butte
Montana
Funeral services for Mrs Addie Pierce
Funeral services for Mrs Addie Pierce, who died Monday, will be held tomorrow at 1:00 PM from her home at 846 West 6th Street. Burial will follow in Wakeman, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addie Pierce
W. 6Th Street
Wakeman
Ohio
Deaths: Max Handrosh of LaPorte dies at 69
Max Handrosh of LaPorte died at his daughter's home in Cleveland yesterday at age 69 years six months and four days. Survived by wife five children including Mattie Handrosh and Emil Handrosh, two grandchildren two brothers and one sister in Germany. Ill for seven months. Lived in LaPorte before moving to Cleveland forty six years ago then back to LaPorte seven weeks ago. Funeral Sunday at 2 00 from Robinson road La Porte with Rev. W K Mackey officiating burial in LaPorte cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Handrosh
LaPorte
Mattie Handrosh
Edmunds Avenue
Cleveland
L. A. Welton
Emil
Hsther
Ernest
Germany
Handrosh
LaPorte M. FE
Robinson Road
W. K. Mackey
LaPorte Cemetery
Death of Samuel C Brightbill in La Porte at 73
Samuel C Brightbill died at his home stop 18 Graf ton road La Porte morning at 2 00 aged 73 years 7 months 23 days He leaves his wife Mrs George Martin of Elyria and RR E Brightbill of La Porte four grandchildren one brother William of Spencer Funeral services will be Friday at 10 30 from the home Rev W K Mackey officiating burial in La Porte cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel C. Brightbill
Grafton Road
George Martin
Elyria
RR. &E. Brightbill
LaPorte
William
Spencer
M. E. Church of
la Porte
W. K. Mackey
LaParte Cemetery
Market Report Cleveland May 16 Eggs Butter Prices
Markets Cleveland May 16 show potatoes in 160 lb sacks with Michigan 2.65 to 2.75 per unit and Idaho Russet Burbanks 2.36 to 2.60. Minnesota and Wisconsin sacks listed with ranges, along with Florida Hastings and Texas 100-lb sacks. Poultry prices for broilers leghorns fowls roosters and ducks, butter quoted in price bands, eggs at extras 50 cents per dozen and various firsts and seconds pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Michigan
Minnesota
Idaho
Florida Hastings
Texas
Cleveland Livestock and Columbus Produce Market Report
Cleveland markets show hog receipts around 2000 with higher bids across weight classes and steady to firm cattle and sheep, beef steers bringing 1230 to 1250 and top fat lambs around 16. Columbus wholesale produce trades move slowly with mostly downward price adjustments. cauliflower and cantaloupes rise on shipments, lemons steady, strawberries around 5.50 to 6.00 per 42 quart crate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Columbus
Lima
California
Hog and cattle market summary for Toledo May 16
Hog receipts totaled 8.50 with heavies at 9.25 to 9.50 and mediums at 9.65. Good pigs moved around 7.00 to 38.00. Cattle receipts were light with a steady market. Calves and sheep and lambs also reported light receipts with a steady market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Camp Iss-See-Kes Opens June 18 With Expanded Program
The Elyria Y M C A camp Camp Iss-See-Kes will open June 18 and run to September 1. Hundreds of boys will enjoy Vermilion river swimming baseball woods and camp fire stories with a larger program than last year 285 boys took a ten day outing. Forty past campers have signed up early registrations are coming in. A work crew will prepare the camp this weekend and a new booklet outlines thirty acres of woodland with birds flowers and a high bluff view of the Vermilion river. Leaders include Harold Robinson Bob Goecke Orlando Jones Bob Krayer Lee Long Lawrence Hales Bob Nied erhauser Dave Griffiths Robert Zilch Glen Long Wayne Liggett and Harold Burns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Y. M. C
Iss-See-Kes
Vermilion River
Jack Siekkinen
Harold Robinson
Bob Goecke
Orlando Jones
Bob Krayer
Lee Long
Lawrence Hales
Bob Niederhauser
Dave Griffiths
Robert Zilch
Glen Long
Wayne Liggett
Harold Burns
Woodruff Appointed Acting Prohibition Chief for Ohio Indiana
In Washington on May 16 Prohibition Commissioner Doran named W N Woodruff as acting prohibition administrator for Ohio and Indiana. The move designates Woodruff to oversee enforcement and policy in the two states, signaling a shift in regional leadership at the bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Doran
W. N. Woodruff
Ohio
Indiana
Chicago Grain and Produce Prices May 16 Report
Chicago market shows butter and eggs lower with creamery and firsts at varied premiums. Potatoes supply ample and demand slow. Wisconsin and Idaho stock mixed. wheat and corn prices noted across multiple grades. Minnesota grain and Toledo grains also listed with bid ranges and shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Death of Frank Cole at Home in Elyria
Frank Cole, 61, died suddenly this morning at 10 at his home 246 Cornell avenue. He was a patrolman at the National Tube Co for twelve years and had lived in Elyria fourteen years. He leaves a wife, two children Lee R. Cole of Elyria and Lloyd of Cleveland, two grandchildren, a sister, and two brothers. He was a member of the M E church in Elyria. Funeral arrangements to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Cole
Cornell Avenue
Lee R. Cole
Elyria
Lloyd
Cleveland
National Tube Co
the Tube Co
M. E. Church
Mock Convention Selects Leaders and Nominates Candidates
The second session opened with Grove Patterson as permanent chairman and a brief Republican history. Hoover, Norris, Lowden, Curtin, Coolidge, Hughes, Dawes, and Daugherty received nominations from delegates amid lively demonstrations as backers generated noise and scuffles to shape the nominating speeches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ach du Lieber Augustine
Grove Patterson
Patterson
Republican Party
Arthur H. Jones
New Jersey
Hoover Hoover
Paul Jones
Colorado
Norris
Richard Schaefer
Wisconsin
Allan McCorkle
Wyoming
Edward Trethaway
Ilinois
London
Carl Allensworth
Delaware
Lowden
George Brown
Kansas
Jane Richards
Texas
Curtig
Donald Eldred
Vermont
Henry Douglas
New Hampshire
Coolidge
Florence Hine
Florida
Emelisa Anne Jones
Mississippi
Hughes
Harold Koonz
Oklahoma
Donna Bell
John Daugherty
Kentucky
Methodist church gathering and Eastern Stars meeting
The Methodist church welcomes attendees this evening at 7 30. Store City Chapter Eastern Stars will meet in regular session in the Masonic hall this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Store City
Eastern Stars
Masonic Hall
Seventeen Hurt in Train Collision Near Hardy Ark
Seventeen people were injured, one possibly fatally, when two St. Louis and San Francisco passenger trains collided near Hardy Arkansas last night as reported May 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardy, Ark
St. Louis
San Francisco
Names and addresses listed for four nations on page
A fragment lists individuals and addresses across Czechoslovakia Great Britain and Ireland Hungary Norway Poland Roumania and Turkey. Names include Ko larik Ruselis Spiridakis Me halis Theofelos Gordon Hillis Walker Patter son Kirkpatrick Gausnik Masycsak Szerpicki and others with street addresses in Greece Amherst Wellington South Amherst and Amherat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Czechoslovakia
Andrew Kolarik
Bell Avenue
Greece
Konstantinos Ruselis
Court Street
John Spiridakis
Clark Street
Sam Steve Mehalis
Broad Street
Penelope -Andriopoulos Theofelos
West Eighth Street
Great Britain and Ireland
George Gordon Hillis
Lake Avenue
Leslie Charles Walker
Seventh Street
Robert Patterson Kirkpatrick
E. Fourth Street
Samuel Baldwin
Bellefield Avenue
Ellen McNeil Gray
Beverly Court
Daniel Keith Wilson
Amherst
Elizabeth Evans
Wellington
William John Evans
Hungary
Joseph Bakos
Irondale
Frank Mittl
Turner Street
Jos Sabo
South
Jozsef Molvar
Norway
Anton Johan Eldersen
Dewey Avenue
Poland
Joseph Gausnik
Maple Street
Rosalia Masycsak
Bath Street
Kasmilerz
West Avenue
Elisabeth Szerpicki
Amherat
Roumania
Eugene Jnatie Gromner
Arkansas Avenue
Turkey
Smaile Aldar
East Avenue
Garden Hints By C and ROWLAND
Garden hints emphasize planning and soil preparation for spring. Use well rotted manure before planting and form a firm seed bed. Fertilize with 8 8 6 or 2 12 6 blends and lime heavily in peas beans lettuce cabbage and cauliflower areas. Avoid liming berry patches and choose suitable seed varieties for your family.
Lettuce growers urged to lime soil for slug control
A gardening note advises applying lime to lettuce beds when large snail like slugs appear. Remove loose boards and stones and clear thick vegetation to keep soil cool and damp, then reapply lime at first sign of slugs.
Gardener’s Remedy For Radish Pests And Disease
If maggots trouble last year’s radishes, spray rows with corrosive sublimate solution of 1 oz to 10 gallons of water, one gallon per 35 feet of row, repeat in a week. Caution: a deadly poison, keep away from children and livestock. Flea beetles may require Bordeaux mixture or Pyrox with lead arsenate following container directions.
Adjournment Planned on May 26 After Long Senate Session
May 16 Washington. Senate leaders prepare for adjournment on May 28 as unfinished business accumulates. Tax reduction and Boulder dam bills, conference reports on the Jones shipping bill and McNary-Haugen farm relief bill occupy attention. Senator Bingham’s repeal of the Federal estate tax faces likely defeat after Borah urged withdrawal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Bingham
Borah
Idaho
Japan Accepts U.S. Antiwar Pact Proposals
LONDON May 16 The Japanese cabinet has accepted American proposals for anti war pacts as a basis for future negotiations. A Tokio dispatch says Japan will formally reply to Secretary Kellogg with minor modifications to the proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Exchange Telegraph
Tokio
Kelloy
Court dialogue on prior fine and warning at Wellington
In the courtroom, Thompson questions Herrick as the judge contemplates judgment. Herrick admits there is little he can say, while Thompson expresses that Wellington residents refuse such conduct and insists the initial fine should have served as a warning.
Regulation of Coal Industry Proposed by United Mine Workers
A bill drafted by the United Mine Workers of America proposes a federal bituminous coal commission to regulate interstate and foreign coal trade. It would license corporations producing and shipping coal in interstate commerce, allow consolidations and marketing pools, and create a five member presidentially appointed commission to oversee regulation and curb cut throat competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United Mine Workers of America
Senate
Watson
Interstate Commerce Committee
Bituminous Coal Commission
Poison Suspected in Collapse of Local Man
Police suspect possible bichloride of mercury poisoning after Tom Brown 55, a former barber, collapsed at 1 45 near Woodford avenue and Irondale street. Rushed to Elyria Memorial Hospital, doctors had not confirmed a diagnosis by press time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Brown
Wm Wynn
Woodford Avenue
Irondale Street
Brown
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Despondent man ends life in Cleveland home
Despondent over business reverses Harry Dramis aged 37 shot himself at his Cleveland residence on May 16 according to a brief death notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, CO
Harry Dramis
Dancing at the Elyria Eagles Friday Night
A Friday night social at the Elyria Eagles hall invites all residents to dance and enjoy companionship. The event is advertised as welcoming everyone and features a 50cc couple activity as a novelty or highlight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Eagles
All Welcome
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Ely Park
Tom
B. A. Jenne
Florence Day
Cleveland Produce
Toledo Livestock
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Louisiana
Alabama
Durham
By C. & Rowland
Plan Genate
Japan
U.S
Endos
OUR Trade-In Department
Tion
Home Furniture Co
Lodi St
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