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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1925
Page
2
Patrolman Michael Gallagher is dying in a Cleveland hospital after a street confrontation with a man who fired at him near the West High Level Bridge along the Cuyahoga River. Officers seek a suspect carrying a newspaper wrapped bundle, last seen fleeing through an alley after a brief struggle.
Five individuals are profiled as the latest inductees in the Hall of Fame. The piece teases their achievements and invites readers to guess why each was honored before presenting full answers.
New York University unveils latest Hall of Fame inductees including General William Sherman famed Civil War leader, actress Charlotte Cushman, Chief Justice John Marshall, author Harriet Beecher Stowe, botanist Asa Gray, and Lady Astor defying retirement talk.
Dallas Dort president of the Dort Motor Car Company collapsed on the Flint Country Club course after finishing 18 holes. Heart disease caused his death at age 64 while among friends. a physician arriving too late.
The veterinarian at 845 W Second St Elyria offers day and night hospital service for small animals providing around the clock care and emergency treatment.
In Cleveland a $75,000 suit for alienation of affections tied to Mrs Constance Lorch and her lover Frank Muni ends abruptly when Muni is shot and fatally collapses in his car after a confrontation with Charles Albanese who is jailed on murder charges. Albanese says he shot a burglar. Police link the two incidents as they unfold this morning.
The Shipping Board announces an offer to purchase surplus ships with 400 vessels to be disposed of, a plan championed by Chairman O'Connor. No further steps will be taken to liquidate the fleet beyond this sale proposal.
The body of Senator Seldon P. Spencer of Missouri will depart Washington at 6 30 p m for St Louis where funeral services will be held Wednesday The senator died Saturday at Walter Reed Hospital from a brain blood clot after an operation for Hernia Mrs Spencer and two sons O W Spencer and J B Spencer along with a Senate committee will accompany the body The St Louis services will be at 3 00 p m Wednesday at the Second Presbyterian Church
Receipts: cattle 800 steady. Steers 8.10 to 8.40, fat and helper steers 7.54 to 9. So, bulls 6 to 7.3, cows 4 to 7.5. Calves 11 to 12 for good to choice, 4 to 11 for fair to good. Sheep and lambs receipts 1500 with lambs 12 to 13.5, wethers 7 to 8, culls 2 to 5. Hogs receipts 3000, market 50c higher. Yorkers 13.25, mixed 13.25, heavies 13.25, mediums 13.25, pigs 13.00, roughs 10.75, stags 6.75. Altoona claim extensive railroad shops.
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