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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1926
Page
6
Cleveland scene shifts as Army chaplain delivers Monday address amid trial and conviction debate. National Poppy Drive follows, stressing sacrifice of veterans and the Buddy Poppy program. Educational, social work conference discusses marriage prep, home life, and parenthood under Dr Ernest Groves.
A dispute in New York centers on relief for a deposed bishop Joseph Sharts of Cleveland and the church treasurer William W. Thition. The church contends property belongs to individual parishes while the deposed official argues church assets exceed 240 million dollars as the case proceeds in the supreme court.
An obituary note reports the death of Theodore Valenzuela’s son, reputedly the world’s biggest man, weighing 914 pounds. The aged giant reportedly died from dropsy and heart condition, with patrons and creditors advised of the circumstances.
Maz Tace and other parachute flyers from Dayton will perform at Grisard airport opening near Sundar. Sergeant Paul Ferler and J K Whipple chute jumpers from the U.S. Air Force will contest in a high daring race among planes in the air. Contestants plan a synchronized drop without pulling up until the last moment.
The Lorain plant manager Cha rell announced that national tube mills will operate at nine three per cent nett next week, a slight drop from recent higher operation levels. The plant has been running above target for weeks but will ease briefly.
Dr. Melgar Hamilton Liehliter pastor of Columbus First Congregational Church will deliver the commencement address to Elsrna High School graduates Wednesday evening June ninth at the high school auditorium. The largest Elyria High School class will receive diplomas presented by Thomas Cook president of the Board of Education. The baccalaureate service occurs at the Methodist Church Sunday evening June sixth with G A Brown United Presbyterian pastor delivering the sermon. The class picnic is set for June tenth with seniors planning a Cedar Point departure.
Council will hold a night session to consider a report on renting or leasing a property near the north side of Broad Street bridge. If approved they must advertise for bids under the law.
A package exploded at the Three Lakes Tavern in the lobby of Luigust Krubach killing him and his son in law William Franke while his daughter Jeanette died from injuries. Investigators probe political animosity and possible prohibition fanatic motives as the blast wrecked the building.
A truck carrying 554 cases of alleged Canadian beer was seized by police in Fremont Ohio as it headed toward Cleveland. The driver identified himself as Ed Merriam of Cleveland and was arrested.
Los Angeles May 2 a reward of 23000 dollars is offered by Mrs. McPherson for the return or confirmation of the fate of her evangelist daughter Aimee Mepherson. Officials consider investigations into the disappearance while skepticism about drowning lingers.
Senate wets push a federal referendum on prohibition with plans to place straight wet tickets in several states next November. They seek voter support to modify the Eighteenth Amendment, with state referendums in Pennsylvania Illinois California and others. The move follows Congress opposition and cites past election returns to argue the plan could compel federal action.
Maj Commander Ny arrived in London aboard the steamer Channer from Spitzbergen after completing a pole flight. He said preparing for a South Pole expedition would be harder due to terrain elevation and air travel limits. Byrd planned to reboard the vessel and sail to the United States.
Borgar fell seven onto the share bottom vank of Black River on Wednesday afternoon. He died that morning per a St. Joseph's report. He suffered a broken pelvis and internal injuries. He was found at Last dist street bridge and rushed to the hospital with little hope.
Sweden's model crown prince Gustave Adolph and his princess visited Washington on May 25. They met President Coolidge at dinner and praised Washington as the most beautiful city they have seen. The royal party expressed admiration for American progress and the greener fields en route from New York.
At the annual meeting of the Directors of the Y M C L the organization elected officers for the coming year. Burke was chosen president with Timms as vice president and Thomas as second vice president. Several directors were re elected and three new officers joined the board. The report cited a successful year and discussions on building renovations.
Cincinnati May 25 Prosecutor George in Columbus today pressed for a special prosecutor to investigate the Monday night slaying of John Fechter by Mrs Line wife of Airthur Fix The case stalled under Coroners Handler amid questions over Fechter and his wife Fechter’s widow appeared on Tuesday claiming she was married to Fechter and not to Fechter’s alleged rival
The Ku Klux Klan cancels a parade in Niles near Mon-Cox. Mayor Kistl refused to issue a permit. The group also announced plans for a $190,900 building at Canfield nearby.
An unclear note describes a voyage or journey involving figures named Dusgan Hopps and Muami Fia with scattered references to New York Buenos Aires and a departure time around morning. The text is fragmented and lacks coherent details or outcomes.
New York lawmen search for a prominent society woman named as the brains of a $5,000,000 international stock swindle tied to the Home Deposit and Discount Company. Also sought are a New York businessman and nearly a score of stock salesmen and alluring women who lured victims.
More than 3,000 members of the Ohio Walther League attend the Evan gelical church conference in Cleveland seeking revisions to the constitution. Discussion centers on extending officers’ tenure from one to two years, with Prof. N E Walkenhorst nominated for president after recent vacancy. The session runs through Monday with an all day outing on Chippewa.
Mrs. E. K. Smith reported a thief entered her home on 107 Chase Street via the back door and stole an automatic revolver, .62 calibre, and a box of ammunition. Police were notified upon her return home.
James D. Sebring a lineman was electrocuted when high tension wires were allegedly cut across a line. Delebert Reed and J F Coleman, workers for Suburban Light and Power, were arrested in connection with the incident. The case involves dispute over right of way with Lake Shore Electric Company.
The General Memorial Day Committee reported Memorial Day arrangements nearly complete. Memorial Sunday services will be at the Methodist Episcopal church with grand army and auxiliary units attending. A large parade and floral tributes are planned with transportation for disabled veterans and civic groups expected to participate.
Lorain County Day One prize distribution saw six winners collect by afternoon. Mrs. W W Mills won 150 dollars toward a Ford sedan, Bris J B Harper took a 125 dollar radio set, Mrs WH Drusendabi won 25 dollars in merchandise, Inte ilascradt received 25 dollars in wearing apparel, Ti Hi Ring had a 25 dollar hardware prize, and WL Je Lepper claimed 20 dollars in gold. Leona Foley won 20 in gold with a second place ticket. three more 20-dollar gold prizes remained unclaimed, including Lawrence Allen who joked about buying new clothes with his prize. Winners awaiting receipts and unclaimed prizes were urged to submit them promptly for record completion.
Two divorces were granted this morning by Judge W. ob Thomp son. Cora Tanister was awarded her divorce from Verron Banister on the ground of cross neglect of duty. Custody of their daughter was given to the plaintiff while the care of their son was given to the father. Lizabeth Jozow was awarded a separation from Bela Jozow on the ground of gross neglect of duty. Custody of the children was given to the plaintiff. Information is being sought about an office in the American Bank Building. The county commissioners today inspected all of the improved county highways to determine which roads will need surface treatment during the summer.
American Ambassador Shereld has delivered fewer than three notes to the foreign office over four days protesting bandit captures. Briggs and Greeley, drivers for Aguila Co, were seized with a 20,000 peso ransom demanded but refused. Braden and Gallagher, captured at Durango May 18, face possible execution if ransom not paid.
Madrid May 25 The appeal to the government seeks aid as white ants plague the town of Poauelo De Videlales causing destruction to at least two houses and extensive damage to other property amid mounting concern.
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