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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1933

Page

3

Ohio retailers face penny floor tax plan controversy

Columbus May 29 Governor White seeks a 40 million dollar retail sales tax. Ohio merchants warn of fractional currency in pennies as the tax is collected. Sheridan of the Ohio Council of Retail Merchants says the plan could force confusion and limited circulation of fractional coins. Final committee action on the tax program expected after the Memorial Day recess with a House vote anticipated.

Columbus White Ohio George V. Sheridan Ohio Council of Retail Merchants Sheridan Illinois Taxation Committee House W. M. Goodwin Butler County

Noted Reporter Corrigan Dies at 89 in New York

New York May 29 J F Jim Corrigan reporter who scored the famous San Francisco earthquake beat died yesterday at age 89 He was a legendary figure among newspapermen credited with first suggesting to Sir Thomas Lipton a challenge for the America's Cup While covering a radio patent trial he became interested in radio tech and helped develop the radio controlled torpedo and other devices

New York J. F Jim) Corrigan San Francisco Corrigan Thomas Lipton

Forces and issues from the French Revolution remain active

The sweeping effects of the eighteenth century French Revolution continue to influence politics and society. Debates over liberty equality and fraternity shape modern governance rights and civic movements across nations.

Chief Stankard Receives Poppy Bouquet in Memory of Shooting

Police Chief E J Stankard received a large bouquet of Oriental poppies today in memory of the nearly fatal shooting six years ago by the Purple Cap bandit during a Broad Street police clash. Nick Kelling, who first brought flowers to the chief in hospital, has presented the bouquet yearly since the incident.

Stankard E. J. Stankard Broad Street Nick Kelling

Milk thwarted danger after iodine intake by Julia Sebastian

Police say 17 year old Julia Sebastian drank an ounce of iodine and told her mother. A quart of milk followed and she was taken to Memorial Hospital where her condition today is good.

Julia Sebastian West River Street Miss Sebastian

Two Stray Horses Grazing In Elyria Orchard

Local man hn Ivencic of Townline road Elyria Township reported two stray horses in his orchard. The sheriff's department asked him to keep them until the owner could be located.

Hn Ivencic Townline Road Elyria Township

Gardens at Elyria Home for the Aged Inviting Public

Hev Karl F Meister superintendent of the Elyria Home for the Aged extends an invitation to visit the home gardens tomorrow Decoration Day. Flowers are in full bloom and the residents welcome neighbors and local citizens to enjoy the beauty and share in the day.

Hev Karl F. Meister Elyria

Fourth Ward Democrat Club Meeting Planned for Thursday

Members of the Fourth Ward Democratic Club will hold their regular monthly meeting at the Billings Realty Company office at 7 30 p m Thursday. Club leaders urged all members to attend and to bring guests.

Fourth Ward Democratic Club Billings Realty Company

Duska Fined for Assault In Arraignment

Andy Duska of Pearl avenue Lo tain was fined $10 plus costs after arraignment before Justice Walter H. Watts on a complaint by Mike Mezilak. Mezilak alleged Duska pointed a loaded shotgun at him Saturday night.

Andy Duska Pearl Avenue Lotain Walter H. Watts Mike Mezilak Duska

Operators fined for overloaded trucks in Lorain County

Fines of 25 dollars and costs were assessed against Harold Dykens of Cleveland and Milo Thorpe of New York after they were arraigned in local justice courts by deputy sheriffs for operating overloaded trucks.

Lorain County Harold Dykens Cleveland Milo Thorpe New York

Electric service for May free to all Penn Yan plans

Penn Yan New York municipality announces free electric service for May to all customers with receipted bills mailed to patrons. This sixth gift by the city plant covers an expected May bill total of about 5200.

Penn Yan N. Y

India’s population growth over 59 years tied to 29 percent rise

The report notes that India's population has grown by about 29 percent across the 59 year span. It highlights the sustained expansion and the implications for demographics and resource planning.

India

Diplomas Awarded at Pittsfield Eight Grade Commencement

Twelve Pittsfield Township Schools pupils completed elementary school with eighth grade diplomas at Pittsfield Community Church. Names include Esther Felton Elma Hart Mildred Searles Arthur Searles Ambrose Toth Carl Pease Elizabeth Jordan Grace Salzman Katherine Luixart Margaret Luikart Mary Whitney Ida McConnell. Class motto Our First Victory Nor Our Goal.

Pittsfield Township Pittsfield Esther Mae Felton Elma May Hart Mildred A. Searles Arthur Don Searles Ambrose Ben Toth Carl Wallace Pease Elizabeth Roberta Jordan Grace Margaret Salzman Katherine Maria Luixart Margaret Emma Luikart Mary Elizabeth Whitney Ida Louemma McConnell

Death of Mrs Mary Halter Conrad Mourned in Lorain Area

Lorain County mourns Mary Halter Conrad 72 longtime music teacher and artist who died last Sunday at her East Sparta home. Survived by husband Jacoo J. Conrad daughter Magdalen Mueller Canton sons Michael East Sparta Joseph L. Canton. six grandchildren. Funeral at St Mary’s Church Morges with Rev Fr Louis Mandry.

Lorain County Mary Halter Conrad East Sparta Jacoo J. Conrad Avon Canton St. Mary's College Notre Dame Ind St. Mary's Catholic Church Storges Altar Society Magdalen Mueller Michael Joseph L St. Mary’s Church Morges Louis Mandry

Mrs A R Luce longtime Lorain county resident dies

Mrs A R Luce 61 well known in Lorain county died last night at the home of her daughter Mrs H W Oatewart Limaville Ohio after a prolonged illness She was a resident of Alliance The deceased is survived by her husband three daughters Mrs Henry Moehl Elyria Mrs Stewart and Mrs C P Deemer East Liverpool Ohio and by one sister Mrs J B Kirsch Riverside California Funeral services will be at 230 pm Wednesday at the Methodist Episcopal Church Sperver Ohio Rev C W Record of Wellington will officiate

A. R. Luce Lorain County H. W. Oatewart Limaville Alliance Henry Moehl Elyria Stewart C. P. Deemer East Liverpool J. B. Kirsch Riverside Calif Episcopal Church Sperveer C W. Record Wellington

Funeral services for Bruce McDonald in North Fairfield

Bruce McDonald a 33 year Elyria resident died at his home after a lingering illness. He leaves widow Ida. Friends may call Tuesday at the home. Funeral services will be held Wednesday May 31 at 2:00 PM at the Baptist church in North Fairfield Ohio. Flowers requested to be omitted.

Baptist Church North Fairfield

Death Notice for John E Lozier Aged 4 Years 7 Months

John E Lozier aged 4 years 7 months and 14 days died Sunday at 5 15 PM at his home 129 Lincoln Court after a lingering illness He was born in Grafton Ohio September 14 1848 and lived in Elyria for fifty years Survived by daughter Miss Ida M Lozier at home and William V Lozier of Elmira NY and two grandchildren Ruth and Jack Lozier Funeral services Wednesday at 2 PM from Nichols Funeral Home Rev F Jo Schumm officiating Burial in Ridgelawn Cemetery Flowers omitted per family request

John E Lozier Navy Lincoln Court Grafton Ohio Elyria Fle Ida M. Lozier Wiliam V. Lozier Elmira N. Y Ruth Jack Lazier New York Nichols Funeral Home F Jo Schumm Ridgelawn Cemetery

Mrs Cora Osborne Tiber of Columbia Dies in Parma Heights

Mrs Cora Osborne Tiber a former Columbia resident died at her home in Parma Heights Saturday evening. Funeral services are set for Tuesday at 1 39 from the late home with burial in Columbia. She leaves Emil Tiber her husband Merrill a son of Berea and a daughter Mrs Carl Ulrich of Parma Heights. She also leaves three brothers A Osborne Elyria Hugh Osborne Columbia Roy Osborne West Park and a sister Mrs Rachel Martin Columbia and her mother Mrs Bellesborne West Park. Her father Azor H Osborne long known in the county died years ago.

Columbia Sta Cora Osborne Tiber Columbia Parma Heights Tiber Emil Tiber Merrill Berea Carl Ulrich A. Osborne Elyria Hugh Osborne Roy Osborne West Park Rachel Martin Bellesborne Azor H. Osborne

Giraffe’s preferred food revealed in desert habitat note

The giraffe inhabits dry sandy regions and favors leaves plucked from trees as its exclusive diet.

Robbery at Edward Dockman Jewelry Co in St Paul

Two gunmen robbed the Edward Dockman Jewelry Co store in St Paul taking diamonds and valuables worth up to 100000 dollars. They forced employee Phillip Burton, bound and taped him in the rear to allow time for escape after forcing the safe to be opened.

ST. Paul, Minn Edward Dockman Jewelry Co Phillip Burton Burton Edward Dockman

Accidents Fatal to Ohio Residents Over Weekend

United Press reports nine people killed in Ohio accidents over the weekend. Included are Thomas Towey, 15, fatally hurt in Cleveland after a runaway wagon. Albert Combs, 16, drowned near Cincinnati. Harvey Cullum, 23, of Portsmouth, killed when an auto overturned near Manchester. Clarence Brown, 64, and Tracy Larkins killed in Columbus traffic crashes. Samuel Miller, 68, mayor’s father, and Chester Keeton, 40, Springfield, killed in autos. Flord Polley, 48, and George Goode, 68, both of London, killed when a truck was struck by a train.

Ohio United Press Thomas Towey Cleveland Albert Combs Cincinnati Harvey Cullum Portsmouth Cear L. L. Miller Springfield Chester Keeton Flord Polley George Goode London

Youths Jailed for Damaging Church Sign

Two 1 year old youths from Buffalo New York and Hudson Ohio spent Sunday in the city jail after damaging a church sign. They later paid the church five dollars to settle the matter and police found a salt shaker ash tray and spoon in their pockets from the Paradise Soda Grill. The boys said they were students and police noted they were somewhat intoxicated.

Buffalo N. Y Hudson, C Episcopal Church Paradise Soda Grill

Butternut Ridge Road Farmer Ends Life

Fred Smith, a Lorain County resident, hanged himself in a barn at his son’s rear residence yesterday afternoon. The body was found by neighbor Kenneth Walker near 1:30 pm. Survived by Helena, a daughter Florence Murray, a son Frank, and sister Cora Knight. funeral set for 2 39 p m Wednesday at the family home.

Fred Smith Butternu Ridge Road Clarence W. Dick Smith Kenneth Walker Walker Frank Lorain County Helena Florence Murray Cuyahoga Fails Cora Knight Lakewood Sudro Butternut Ridge Road

Runaway Horse Causes Fatal Accident in Cleveland

In Cleveland Ohio on May 29 a runaway horse led to a fatal crash. Fifteen year old Thomas Towey was riding in a bakery wagon when the horse bolted after a car backfire. He jumped from the wagon and struck a tree, suffering a fractured skull and dying without regaining consciousness.

Cleveland, O Thomas Towey Viccum

Woman Held on Murder Charge After Fatal Shooting in Akron

A 24 year old woman remained in city jail as authorities prepared a first degree murder charge for her in the fatal shooting of 29 year old Clarence McNear last night. The woman lived with McNear, police said.

Akron, CO Clarence McNear McNear

Wheat Rallies as Buying Strength Grips Chicago Trades

Wheat moved within a fraction of yesterday’s close on the Chicago board today after an early dip. Commission houses turned buyers and offerings dwindled on the advance. A stronger stock tone drew purchases from the east and locals. Corn and other grains joined the rally while provisions slipped about 10 points on hog weakness. Trading was light and nervous most of the morning.

Chicago Board of Trade

Denison wins first Big Six track title at Oberlin meet

Ned Bacon leads Denison to 40 points in the inaugural Big Six Championship at Oberlin College Stadium, with Wooster second, Akron third, and Oberlin defending champ. Individual event results include Blum Heidelberg discus and Bacon 100 yard dash, plus Oberlin and Mount Union records noted amid messy OCR details.

Oberlin Ned Bacon Denison Oberlin College Stadium Core Mount Union Blum Heidelberg Schmittsen Baldwin-Wallace Weeper Muskingum Pute Akron Brnm Zipfell Hedelners Cope Rogers Frank Capitol Bacon Getzien Case Devis Clarke Jacobs Toledo Robbins Abbott Hundrex Wernholt Allen Moeunt Union Kelker Hiram Appleby Winsor Young Oho Bw Sangler Davis Gertzein Hildner Wooster Schorder Buterbaugh Ftard Run — Humphrey Hale Brandy Trote Dunlap Pryor Kunkleman Bowling Green Chorder Wright Funk Hnutsen Cady Clippmeger Kenyon Arnold Ohio Northern Bickford Rieman Hadley Creathers Holden Wooster Ohio Kane Ohio Wesleyan Trego Frases

Local Fairways Set Interclub Round Two at Wooster

Spring Valley Western Division golfers who beat Elyria last week face Wooster Wednesday at Wooster Country Club in the second round. Elyria meets Columbia Hills, with Oberlin facing Ashland and Berea vs Norwalk. A new district women interclub golf league was announced yesterday with Elyria Lorain Spring Valley Lakewood Westwood and Dover Bay planning entry to replace the former division. play is planned to start Friday.

Spring Valley Elyria Wooster Wooster Country Club Columbia Hills Oberlin Lorain Lakewood Westwood Dover Bay

Major League Leaders By United Preasy Leading Hitters

Baseball leaders listed by team and player with fields for games, at bats, runs, hits, and batting average. Notable names include Hodapp Red Sox, West Browns, Simmons White Sox, Ruth Yankees, Gehrig Yankees, Hartnett Cubs, Klein Phillies, Dicker Yankees, and Martin Cardinals with hit and RBI tallies and home run counts.

United Preasy G. AB. R. H. Pet Hodapp Red Sox West Browns Simmons W. Sox Berger Braves Prem Ruth Wankerees Klein Phillies Dicker Yankees Hartnett Cubs Gehrig Yankee Martin Cardinals Ve Simmons White Sox Fruillis PRUNE Simian

Ruth Clouts 3 Homers In Doubleheader Tie For Lead

Ruth Clouts belted three home runs in a New York double-header to tie for the American League lead with nine homers. Despite a throat ailment, he and Lou Gehrig pace the league, closely chased by Wally Berger and Chuck Klein who top overall MLB with ten.

New York Babe Ruth Lou Gehrig Wally Berger Boston Braves Chuck Klein Phillies

Allison Faces Van Ryn In Net Tourney

South Orange New Jersey May 28 John Van Ryn of Philadelphia and Wilmer Allison of Austin Tex members of the United States Davis cup team faced each other today in the quarter final singles of the ninth annual orange lawn tennis club invitation tournament. They reached the quarter finals by defeating two opponents apiece yesterday Allison defeated John Strahan South Orange 6 4 6 2 and Albert Law New York 6 2 6 4 while Van Ryn defeated Giles Verstraten New York 6 0 6 2 and Malcolm G Smith South Orange 6 0 6 1 Keith Gledhill of Santa Barbara Cal was to play yesterday but did not appear Mangin Newark and Stoefen Los Angeles reached the semi finals a day ahead Mangin beat Manuel Alonso New York 9 7 6 3 Stoefen defeated J Gilbert Hall South Orange 5 2 6 1

South Orange N. J John van Ryn Philadelphia Wilmer Allison Austin Tex United States Orange Lawn Giles Verstraten New York Malcolm G. Smith Keith Gledhill Santa Barbara Cal Gregory S. Mangin Newark Lester Stoefen Los Angeles Mangzin Manuel Alonso Stoefen J. Gilbert Hall

West Park Beats Avon 9-8 for West Shore lead

West Park captured first place in the West Shore League with a 9-8 victory over Avon Merchants yesterday. Avon led until the ninth inning when West Park scored two runs to secure the win. Winning pitcher Flickinger and losing pitcher Frey are named, with Frey also credited for four walks.

West Park Avon Avon Merchants RH. O. & Smith Eungard Stohr Linden Mittendorf J. Frey Nagel Niederst N. Frey Carney J Frey Weat Park AF Craig Fsa Lutz Oh Fialb Figusch Gunner Vormelker Fallon Miller Neubauer Rt Brennits al Flickinger Woodman Ninth Avenue

McComb Wins 15 Mile Feature At Calumet Bowl

Vern McComb took the feature race at Calumet speed bowl in 12 minutes 18 seconds for 15 miles. Jimmy Blitz finished second, Tom Slattery third, and Warne Franke fourth in the Chicago event.

Chicago L.P Vern McComb Calumet

Japan Faces Years of Internal Social and Political Strife

For years Japan has confronted substantial internal social and political difficulties, signaling persistent challenges in governance, economic pressures, and public cohesion amid shifting regional dynamics. The article notes ongoing tensions and calls for reforms to stabilize institutions and address citizen concerns.

Japan

Markets Cleveland Produce and Livestock Prices

Market notes show steady butter and eggs with small varying receipts. Livestock in Cleveland: hogs mostly trend 10 cents under Friday, cattle active and steady with greens lower. calves weak, sheep steady to higher, new rules close Saturday yards all day beginning June 3.

Cleveland Michigan Ohio New York Pennsylvania U.S

Stars Lead In Three Home Run Night By Ruth Wilson and Waner

Babe Ruth and Hack Wilson powered wins with three home runs and a timely double drive. Lloyd Waner delivered a bases loaded double in the fourth, helping the opener.

United Press Babe Ruth Yankels Hack Wilson Dodgers Lloyd Waner Firates

Dempsey Predicts Knockout In Schmeling Baer Bout

New York May 29 Promoter Jack Dempsey predicts a knockout in the Max Schmeling Maxie Baer title bout set for Yankee Stadium. He tested each fighter with a one round session at their camps, saying both men are heavy hitters and that one will fall before 18 rounds.

New York Jack Dempsey Max Schmeling Maxie Baer Yankee Stadium Dempsey Schmeling Lake Swannanoa N. J Bae

Two Killed In Speedway Crash

Indianapolis May 2. In a speedway crash during Memorial Day race qualifier attempts two men died after their car leaped the wall and burst into flames. Bill Denver of Audubon Pennsylvania and riding mechanic Bob Hurst of Indianapolis were killed. About 15,000 spectators watched the fatal accident as the car overturned and caught fire.

Indianapolis Ind Indianapolis Speedway Bill Denver Audubon Bob Hurst Denver

Outlawing War by Treaty Seen as Longstanding

The article notes that outlawing war by treaty is not a novel concept as many historic international agreements have included commitments to lasting peace and friendship. It emphasizes the recurring pattern of peace pledges across ages.

Woman threatens officials to drop payroll robbery case

A caller warned Municipal Judge Thomas Elliot and City Prosecutor Harry Wernke that they must stop pursuing John Bartlow, 95, in an $800 payroll robbery. The message said it would be “too bad” if the case continues. The threat came as the case proceeded in Cincinnati.

Cincinnati Thomas Elliot Harry Wernke John Bartlow

Memorial unveiled for John Magavin in Cincinnati

Post officials from across the United States attended the unveiling of a memorial to John Magavin a national political worker and founder of the National Association of Letter Carriers at St Josephs Cemetery in Cincinnati The memorial was donated by letter carriers and postal employees nationwide.

Cincinnati United States John Magavin National Association of Letter Carriers St. Joseph's Cemetery

Avon Lake Man Recovering After Suicide Attempt

Joe Tomblin of Avon Lake is recovering in hospital, after Sheriff Clarence W. Dick said he tried to end his life by hanging Saturday. The incident was reported this morning.

Joe Tomblin Avon Lake Clarence W. Dick

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