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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1929
Page
10
The board of governors ruled to day that the exchange will be closed all day Friday and Saturday, and all day tomorrow on election day. The decision affects trading hours and comports with election day closures.
Washington reports the Senate lobby investigation committee found no trace of a social lobby influencing legislation. Chairman Caraway rejected claims of wives wielding policy power and noted there were few concrete examples beyond old wartime hints. The Brookhart matter and bootlegger arrest sparked jitteriness as senators worried about public scrutiny and liquor rumors.
Paris reports a rumored royal split in Romania ending with Marie possibly ejected from the palace were officially denied by the Romanian legation. The statement said Marie and Princess Helene remain on good terms with the government and that Marie’s courier was not assassinated, calling the tale a fable.
The desk of another senator passed the hoax to six senators who endured metal torture before one finally wrapped the implement in a newspaper and discarded it. Hearings resume tomorrow with A.2h J. A. Arnold of the Southern Tark Association on the witness stand as Norris moves to address Senator Hiram Bingham Jr. and law activities disclosed by the lobby committee.
Ridgeville notes show Mrs FE O Gerstenburger and Edith visiting Orford to see Eleanor Gerstenburger at Miami University. Several residents attend church events and Grange meetings. Many locals host or visit family in Elyria Cleveland and nearby areas with social calls and birthday acknowledgments.
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