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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1928
Page
7
Evangelist Billy Sunday denounced Al Smith at a Steubenville gathering, saying his criticism stemmed from Smith’s stance on prohibition, not his Catholic faith, and urged voters to back his own position on the issue.
Mrs Jeanette Lawrence of Cleveland describes severe nerve pain and fatigue from neuritis. She credits Redwood's Tepes Herb Tonic with relief, noting improved digestion, appetite, and energy after use. Tepee Tove reportedly available at Elyria drug stores.
Herbert Hoover arrived from East Liverpool amid security as five patrolmen accompanied him after an Evangelist warned of threats. The Evangelist, describing Gov. Smith as “the greatest force for evil,” condemned Smith on immigration tariff and prohibition, claiming he would wreck the nation economically and morally if elected.
Figures showing the extent of damage from the Mississippi Valley flood of 1927 and relief work by the American Red Cross are released in a final summary report made public by Judge A R Webber, with a more detailed report to follow. The current document covers family losses only and excludes property items.
Cleveland's new board of elections faces the duty of counting every ballot cast in the county with only three days to prepare. Judge Maurice Bernon, chair, said the process will be slow and strictly follow election laws and Attorney General Turner's ruling that each ballot be counted separately and by the full precinct board.
The report details final flood losses including 41,487 buildings destroyed and 162,017 homes flooded. Over 65,000 families, about 025,000 individuals, faced losses with agriculture heavily hit and 5,289,009 acres inundated. Livestock losses reached 1,445,878. farm implements and equipment were ruined. The Red Cross fleet, over a thousand boats, rescued 309,000 people from levees and other hazards, establishing 154 camps and caring for 637,000 flood victims.
Dynamite exploded in Cleveland's Little Italy early today blasting a soft drink shop once run by Dominic Farinacci. His widow and a former friend, Gust Vespro, now operated it. Detective Audrey Bramer arrested Alfred Polizzi nearby for questioning after the blast. Police linked the case to earlier liquor smuggling activity involving John J. Schleimer and Paw Hackett.
Mrs Minnie Green hosted Mrs Tidwell of Oberlin Mrs Mary Fox Miss Eva Hall Bessie Cunningham of Wellington and Eva Hardy of Brighton Friday November 2 at six oclock. Congregational Aid society holds all day meeting at Mrs Martha Goss home Wednesday November 7 with pot luck lunch bringing one covered dish and sandwiches.
Mr. and Mrs. Clement Greene and family and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Lee spent Sunday with relatives in Massillon. Mrs. Mae Everson and sons Walter and Charles spent Sunday with her son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Everson, at Milan. Mr. and Mrs. Linn Burge and Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Burge of Lorain called Sunday on their grandmother, Mrs. Burge, and aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Owen Rolfe. Mr. and Mrs. George Moore and daughter of LaGrange spent Sunday with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Casswell.
The brown derby hung over the entrance to the voting place in Chevy Chase Maryland as polls opened. Officials had not noticed it after three hours. Voter turnout showed a 50 percent increase with 417 people voting by 8 50 a m. More than half of early voters were women.
Mothers advocate Musterole for children in a milder form to relieve coughs colds sore throats rheumatic and neuralgic pains stiff neck lumbago and sore joints and muscles without blistering effects. The product penetrates and soothes quickly making application easy.
The first aerial parking facility in the country is being built at Heston on London's outskirts. The project spans several acres and will include landing space, workshops, hangars, garages, a clubhouse, and a restaurant. A flying school is also established on site for training aviators.
Readers in San Antonio note Daisy and Violet Hilton appear identical in face and figure with only a minor facial mole difference. They share a common life origin and experiences, yet fingerprints, interests, and slight dispositions show rare individuality. Tomorrow asks if separation by surgery is possible.
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