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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1927
Page
6
Sam Danetto of Lorain files a suit for 5000 against George Montige alleging negligence caused a Lorain to Warren trip in 1933. Danetto, injured when the car overturned, says Montige drove too fast and lost control, causing numerous contusions and other injuries.
Cleveland and personality analyst William H Heroon addressed the Elva Recary Club at its weekly lunch at the Newell Hotel on Persona Personality. He said personality is a composite self formed by effort and that nature is full of personalities. Lawrence Webber, recently elected Rotary president for the year, thanked the club and announced his forthcoming trip to the Rotary International convention in Ostend Belgium sailing May 23.
Roebert C. Hines of Van Wert has been chosen by Furst National Pictures as a candidate for one of ten parts in a forthcoming cinema production. Hines is a junior at Ohio State University, president of the Seariet, and co author of the play Its Too Bad which was recently presented by the safety.
The narrative describes a shifted foundation and rising waters in a low valley known as the Sugar Bowl. It notes the area’s 200000 residents and a 75 mile stretch to the gulf, with the Big Bend break and Morganza risk already affecting riverbanks and flood dynamics. Official estimates suggest tens of thousands more displaced if a major break occurs.
A garbled quiz item lists questions about Feodor Chaliapin composers and opera, mentioning the Metropolitan production and asking about notable orchestras and performers. The text is fragmented and contains mis-spellings and unclear names, offering hints of a trivia or crossword style feature.
Special assistant attorney general George Nichole charged in a court statement with exposing a religious cult centered in the House of Davd and its Detroit Valle Ville affiliate. The case ties Benjamin Purnet to prophecies and alleged fraud while alleging ties to Esther Johnson Hensel and Mary Purnell.
Personalities Irvin and Cline face charges while collaborating on a play. William A. King, former attorney general, represents Cline. Cline, a 35 year old writer of Moon and Godhead, is linked to a Boston to New York opening schedule. Irwin’s family home is in Leavington.
Disputes and public statements threaten plans as aviation camps led by Levine and Byrd clash over flight details. Key figures include Bertand and Mahoner with ties to Ryan Air and Lindbergh networks, while media coverage notes unusual aviation organizational notes and a remark on Uncle Tom's Cabin.
Margaret Hadaway seeks divorce from Russell Hanaway citing non support and alleged insanity rumors amid ongoing legal orders. A two year old’s damages case against Elmer Prosser and James Dallas settles for 75 dollars after waiver of a jury. Other cases include a dismissed railroad damages suit and a foreclosure action by Black River Lumber Co. on property in Lorain. Cleveland man John Jordan arrested for driving while intoxicated. Navy recruitment update mentions C A Karnes eluding transit. Frank Coats fined for careless driving.
Novak of 499 Oxford avenue reported that while his car was parked on Olive street it was damaged by a Mr. Sohal who backed into it with a truck and then left after driving away. In court, Mrs John Smith of 24 West River street was fined one dollar plus costs for conduct. Multiple speeders were fined ten dollars each plus costs in the criminal court. A suit for 268 dollars was filed against Rubachk Avenue Lake by the Thortbure Sales Co for foods sold, delivered, and labor performed. The Walton Grain and Fuel Co sought permission to install a 50 gallon gasoline tank on its Winckler property, referred to the fire and police committee for action. Vacuum apparatus for cleaning train has Devg jayventea re.
Local court records show Mrs. Dru Dizon filing for divorce from Fred J. Dison and seeking a restraining order to prevent him from approaching or using their automobile or home after alleged threats. The action also requests alimony and a restraining order effective immediately.
Frank Wes Niler sues Lora and the Larie Gas Company for damages after his house at 494 El West Street was destroyed by an accidental explosion in January 1922. Judge W B Thompson presided in the Court of Common Pleas while testimony from witnesses Bender and others was heard. The jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff with a motion for a new trial denied. case continued for this term.
Hundreds of government workers move on farms in Ohio and Michigan as part of a federal campaign against the European corn borer. Ten percent of last year’s corn fields face compulsory cleanup with costs to farmers, including possible burning of crop residue.
The Alliance public school board re elected the superintendent for a two year term with no salary change. ATI director and principal teachers kept their posts as the board approved a 13 500 budget for the coming year. The item notes historical references and odd tidbits about naval fuel and crime rates in the US, though these do not relate to the school board decision.
Jurors heard closing statements in the murder case of Don R. Mel with prosecutor C. B. McClintock and defense attorney Janes H. Huberson presenting. Key testimony from Lor Maser and Flordl Streienberger implicated suspects as the judge prepared to instruct the jury and return a verdict tonight.
Calvin Pastor lies at center of libel suit tied to a parishioner alleging improper conduct. The case cites a letter from Pierce describing attempts to shield the unnamed woman from alleged wiles and cites involvement of church leaders and the Shipping Board.
Fragmented OCR text describes unrest in the Philippines with references to suppression efforts, alleged killings, and rumors of widespread insurrection as authorities attempt to quell dissent. Details are unclear due to garbled source text.
Indianapolis mayor John J. Duvall faces charges including perjury and violation of the corrupt practices act. The case names J. A. Col and others, alleging criminal counts across multiple counts and related proceedings.
Bodies of George E. Powell, vice president of the Piscount Corporation of California, and Miss Margie Pike, 25, stonecutter, were found in Powell's car on a road near Los Angeles today. Both had been shot. a revolver was in the car. Authorities believe the girl killed Powell and then took her own life. A mattress stuffed with buffalo hair mentioned as a trophy from a South Dakota map.
Seven planes will escort the first air passenger express plane on the new Louisville Cincinnati Cleveland route. The inaugural flight will arrive in Cleveland Thursday after a five hour trip from Louisville via Cincinnati and Columbus. Return service starts at 2 p m with a large delegation present for the ceremony.
New Orleans May 1 reports say a breach in flood control at Melville worsened as Sah of walle, a snail mewn, toppled near the west junk of Khafalaye Einer. Telephone operators described the rising flow and embankment damage while residents fled and Red Cross teams aided refugees. Boats ferried townspeople as waters advanced along the river, threatening St. Lardry Parish and nearby areas.
Market notes show hog receipts 2504 with steady tone and cattle receipts 254 while sheep, calves, and lambs display variable quotes. Chicago futures list unchanged prices with mixed car shipments. Toledo and Minneapolis grain markets report standard timothy, wheat, and flax values.
A man named Marshall retrieves his wife after a complex disappearance linked to a neighbor and a friend. Henry Staples awaits in county jail on a violation of the manslaughter act charge. James Osmar, attorney, says charges may be dismissed due to loyalty and lack of evidence.
Court progresses on indictments for embesment with auditor William L. Fizinger scheduled to face trial today. Judge to conclude proceedings after evidence and extensions cited in the case context.
Senator James A Reed and supporters urge a special congressional session as city debates enforce bills. Reports say Reed and allies wired all senators and representatives seeking favorable action and President Coolidge may reconsider calling a session.
Proceedings focus on Chaplin's divorce suit with counsel for Charlie Chaplin speaking to mate the complaint as amended. The motion to amend and the demurrers were argued with emphasis on striking sensational portions of the pleading.
John Parker, a watchman at a local facility, was found fatally injured in a mysterious attack. Police report state the crime appeared not to be a robbery and investigators are probing the incident as a homicide with few clues and a hospital transfer for Parker's condition.
Shelbenville report says Gov. Marti will seek a grand jury probe into juror tampering in the murder trial of James Trepod after a sensational hearing. One woman juror was excused for admitting phone harassment and urged leniency toward the prosecutor who claims enough evidence exists for a full investigation. TrePod was accused of being the masked gunman who shot Dominic Spinett as he talked with a friend.
The Young Men's Club heard three members discuss bank savings and community service last night. Speakers covered different phases of banking and local civic work, with a plan announced for a ladies night at the Y M C A on June 6 at Vermilion.
Camden Ma school news reports students toured Lorain Cleveland and Warren area sites for practical lessons. They visited Old Court House County jail and workhouse with readings noted. The class plans a play May theater event followed by final chapel and picnic and alumni events.
In the county breeders report an illness affecting horses and ponies. The disease causes animals to walk about weakly, with fever and mortality risk until treated or removed. Experts suspect plant poison or dietary issues, noting activity peaks in spring and early summer.
A brief hometown sketch describes a student at a fashionable dining room table with a caricature of him. The scene recalls a Snappr Retort style moment as he questions manners and social performance.
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