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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1928
Page
7
Officials fear Chinese forces will clash with foreign troops as Chang Tso Lin fights to defend Peking. They expect possible wholesale slaughter if capture occurs, raising alarms about protecting Americans without direct intervention.
Monroe McDonough a seven year old boy died after being struck by an automobile in Cincinnati Ohio. The accident occurred last night and the child succumbed to his injuries today authorities reported.
Dayton Ohio May 22 Judge Alfred McCray 47 longtime common pleas court jurist died at a city hospital following an operation He was a graduate of Cincinnati University and a former football captain at his alma mater and served on the court since 1921
The fragment notes that he turmed there in his senior year and at one time served as a reporter for Cincinnati newspapers.
The Elyria Chronicle Telegram notes Avery Hopwood's comedy Why Men Leave Home is drawing strong demand at the Rialto theatre. The New York Sun praised its instant success after Morosco’s opening, with advance eight week ticket sales and expected capacity crowds for the Roberson-Smith players.
Senate resumes Johnson Boulder Dam bill on second consideration while presidential campaign inquiry hearings continue. Public lands panel reopens probe into Salt Creek Field oil leases, Wyoming. House advances two postal bills despite veto threats and starts debate on Boulder Dam proposal.
Herschel V. Jones, publisher of the Minneapolis Journal, donated a collection of prints to the Minneapolis Institute of Arts worth about 790000. The 5852 items cover the graphic arts history and include work by 674 artists, nearly their entire known output. Jones bought most of the collection in 1916 from William M. Ladd of Portland, Oregon.
Columbus May 22 The state emergency board appropriated 75000 dollars for tuberculosis testing of cattle statewide. The federal government will match funds. The board declared an emergency as northern Ohio cities refuse milk shipments from cattle not tuberculin tested.
The 500 foot cliff at Lyme Regis, Charmouth, England, is being battered to pieces by pounding waves. Local authorities monitor erosion as sea conditions threaten further collapse and potential hazards along the coastline.
The London tea market shows a substantial rise as England’s tea sales amount to an extra 1,500,000 pounds in 1927 compared with 1926, reflecting strong consumer demand and market growth during the year.
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