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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1932
Page
10
The friends of Blackmer argue that all charges will be compromised and that his right to France stems from an effort to shield an unknown individual, reflecting their unwavering belief in his personal integrity.
Henry M Blackmer once a Cripple Creek district attorney turned oil magnate sent 60000 in Washington to pay his contempt fine in the Teapot Dome scandal He has lived in France since 1920 and faces possible income tax conspiracy charges if the payment is accepted Securities covering the amount were turned over to U S Marshals in Washington for the case to proceed
The Pennzoil Company and local dealers met at the Elks Club to combat oil substitution. They announced a bonded dealer program with $1000 bonding, a large advertising push, and a money back guarantee to educate motorists and protect against oil neglect. Charts outlined that 63 percent of motor troubles stem from oil failure.
The report notes that last year the nation had 23,000,000 automobiles and 3,590,000 trucks using 475,000,000 gallons of motor oils, Lorain County listing 26,081 cars and trucks consuming 300,000 gallons. The meeting's business portion ended with a buffet lunch provided by the company. It also states the Death Valley average annual rainfall has never exceeded two inches.
In Bainbridge track third race a spill on the first turn left one jockey dead and two injured. Charles Pegg, 20, of Catonsville Md., died from a fractured skull on Christer. Injured jockeys include William Carroll 20 and Jose Hernandez 18. Erin Go Bragh died after being injured. several riders fell.
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