Impressive ceremony marks start of ZRS-4 work in Akron
Akron on November 7 saw a ceremony for the Navy giant airship program as rivets and ring-laying began on the ZRS-4. Rear Admiral Moffett and officials from Goodyear and aviation circles attended. The ZRS-4 and sister giants ZRS-2 and ZRS-5 are planned with record sizes and hangar space, 783 feet long and 145 feet high, with a 6.5 million cubic feet gas capacity. attendance exceeded 36,090 expected visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Hutle
Navy
Willliam A. Moffett
Bureau of Aeronautics
Wille
Airro
Moffett
Goodyear Zeppelin Corporation
U.S. Navy
Los Angeles
Gimlie
P . Litchfield
Speedrear Enterprise
Myers Zooper
Ohio
Karl Arnstein
Jerome Hunsacker
Charles E. Rosandehl
Clarence M. Young
William >. McCracken
Young
John Worrs
Airweft
Aeronautic
Nnion
Jane
Portage County Club
International League of Aviators
Rosendahl
Thaw
Kerwood
LaFayette Esquadrille
Wakehurst
New Jersey
WTAM
Cleve
Suir
Cheerleaders Banquet Tonight in Lorain County
More than 50 delegates from 15 high schools in Lorain county will attend the cheerleaders banquet at the Elvira Y. WC.AL tonight. Ed H. Deible former OSU head cheerleader will speak on the psychology of the cheer. A demonstration of current methods follows led by Hack with Deible offering critique. Attorney D. A. Baird will serve as master of ceremonies for the 6:30 program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Elvira Y. WC
Ed. H. “Goggles
Deible
Ohio State University
Hack
Cheor
D. A. Baird
Ohio State
Life of Stanley H Waite in Elyria and career path
Stanley H Waite aged 31 in Los Angeles on the Southern Pacific railroad aimed to be a fireman but a railroad strike redirected him east. He farmed in Hinckley Medina County then ran a Clarksville store for five years before returning to Elyria 23 years ago. He worked for A R Champney company and for six years has served as deputy collector of internal revenue. He is married with two children and enjoys golf at 1448 East Avenue.
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Stanley H. Waite
Los Angeles
Southern Pacific Railroad
Hinckley
Medina County
Clarksville
Huron County
Elyria
Lrst
A. R. Champney Company
Inennal Revenue Were
Waite
East Avenue
Freighter Conehatta Sinks Off Norwegian Coast
Navy bulletin reports the 5900 ton freighter Conehatta of the U.S. Shipping Board foundered near the Noorland coast in northern Sweden, off Brotthaln. The Philadelphia built ship, 390 feet long and launched in 1926, normally carries 41 crew. all crew were rescued.
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Stockholm
Navy
U. S. Shipping Board
Noorland
Sweden
Brotthaellan
Philadelphia
Hog Island
Elyryang Named On Important Committees
Two Elyria men Edger F. Allen and Harry H. Howett were named to national committees studying handicapped children ahead of a White House conference on child health and protection planned by President Hoover. Allen joins the education and training committee and Howett chairs a subcommittee on crippled children. both serve under Dr. C. G. Carsten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
White House
Hoover
Edger F. Allen
International Society For Crippled Children
Harry H. Howett
Allen and Howert
Rey Lyman ‘Wilbur
Allen
F. J. Kelly
University of Idaho
Charles 8. Berry
Ann Arbor
Michian
Howertt
William J. Eis
State Department of Institutions of New Jersey
C. G. Carstens
Child Welfare League of America
Howett
New York City
International Society
Federal Children's Bureau
Ford
A. L. Garford
Federal Bureaus of Education
Henry S. Curtis
Jefferson City
Missouri
Curtis
Society
Farmer killed blasting tree stumps near Hartville
Joshua Newhaus, 74, was killed at his farm near Hartville while blasting tree stumps. He lit a fuse and, when it failed to ignite, approached the charge to inspect it. The dynamite exploded as he stooped over, ending his life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartville
Joshua Newhaus
Newhaus
Buckley Enter Federal Prison in Atlanta to Begin Term
Former Ohio state treasurer Bert B Buckley of Dayton began a 2.5 year federal sentence for attempting bribery and conspiracy to violate liquor laws. He surrendered with two other prisoners and was escorted by deputy U S Marshal. Buckley claimed he had been framed as he left Dayton for Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Bert B. Buckley
Dayton
Federal
Atlanta
Bochley
U. S
Stanier Borthwick
U_ S
John Theobald
Federal Prison Administration
Department of Justice
Buckler
Buckley
Federal ‘Appeals Court
Lorain County Bond Vote Results Reported
Official figures show Lorain bridge: 12 518 yes and 41 718 no. If the bridge had 12 more votes it would have carried. Tuberculosis sanitarium: 15 539 yes and 253 no. Sick and invalid building: 13 341 yes and 9 595 no. Tax amendment carried: 15 323 yes and 6 433 no.
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Lorain County
Lorain Bridge
Nerestarr
Bold holdups in Toledo shock downtown crowd
In Toledo on November 1 two bandits held up patrons at the Lafayette Lunch and the adjacent hotel at 3 a.m. The raid netted about $1,500. They robbed Ernest Shalkos, manager, and three waiters of $120, then coerced others in the hotel lobby, lining up Paul Richardson the night clerk and nine loungers to steal $1,250.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Lafayette
Ernest Shalkos
Paul Richardson
Haunt Men Who Shot Five Near Cincinnati Factory
Police seek three men who opened fire on five people near a Cincinnati factory after Claude Hughes objected to remarks about his wife. Wounded are Hughes 36 in critical condition, Lorraine Wagner 19, James Crowe 24, Edward Mappes 18, and Florence Gary 49. The shooter fled after the confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Claude Hughes
Lorraine Wagner
James Crowe
Edward Mappes
Florence Gary
Hughes
Opposition To New French Cabinet Faces Chamber Split
Paris reports that Andre Tardieu's cabinet met with sharp hostility from the entire left in the Chamber of Deputies. Tardieu urged progress, tax relief, and support for wheat and sugar beet growers while Briand defended foreign policy amid questions from five opposition speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Andre Tardieu
Chamber of Deputies
Tardieu
Rhineland
Briand
Judge Freed in Killing Case in Weatherford
Judge R H Hamilton returned to Amarillo to resume law practice after being acquitted of murder in the killing of his son in law Tom Walton Jr. The jury of 11 plainsmen and a bank cashier found him not guilty after deliberating about 1 hour 40 minutes. The verdict was delivered during dinner at the Weatherford hotel. Hamilton said he would return to Amarillo to practice law. Theresa Walton, 18, and widow of the slain man, expressed happiness and said she might attend Texas University or the University of Minnesota with her brother Robert Hamilton who is studying medicine there. The acquittal came after initial ballots of 6 to 5 and 11 to 1 for acquittal, then a fourth ballot achieving agreement. Weatherford dawned quiet as the news spread. (No. 1 continued on Page 2).
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Weatherford
Tex
R. H. Hamilton
Amarillo
Tom Walton
F. E. Whitsett
Robert Hamilton
Dexter Hamilton
Dallas
Hamiliton
Theresa
Texas University
University of Minnesota
Rob
Medicife
Grace Walton
Tom
Graber
Risko
Avon Lake
Garber
Reveals Profits Of Big Steel Concerns
Washington November 7 Senator Ashurst released income tax figures showing eight American steel firms earned a combined net profit of 930,152,059 from 1922 to 1928 with United States Steel accounting for about two thirds. He cited specific yearly profits for US Steel Otis Steel and American Rolling Mills as part of the evidence in tariff debate over manganese ore duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ashurst
Dem
Ariz
Hoover
Senate Finance
United States Steel Corporation
UC. S. Steel Corporation
Senate
Treasury Department
Otis Steel
Cleveland
American Rolling Mills
Middletown
Ohio
American Rowing Mills
Middletowa
County School Board Election Winners Named
The County Board of Education candidates elected are James Davidson new member with 3940 votes, Mrs Alma Portman re elected with 2832 votes, and C T Winckies re elected with 2913 votes. They won over George Jer Roscoe Campbell and Werner Zilch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board of Education
Lorain
Elsina
Oberlin
James Davidson
Alma Portman
C. T. Winckies
George Jer
Roscoe Campbell
Werner Zilch
Newspaperman Visits Greek Descent School Here
Chron icle-Telegram reporter visits a newly opened Turner block school for Greek descent children aged six to sixteen. Twenty five students attend weekly sessions teaching Greek language culture and songs, with education led by Nicholas Lamprinides, a graduate of Constantinople Howard College and the University of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newspaperman
Chronicle-Telegram
Nicholas Lamprinides
Greek College
Constantinople
Howard College
Alabama
University of Chicago
Ely
Ria
Lorain
Sandusky
Lamprinides
Lamoprin_ides
Lorain County
Chicago
United States
James
Joan
Christ Ristas
Christina
Johanna
James Grant
Georgia
Missatas
Tony
Jim Cherones
Goldie Zapher
Lulu Vallasis
Christ
Ulysses Kolekas
Evangeline Halepas
Coula
Mary
Nick Barbara3ogs
Evangeline Spuanos
Maria
George Sederis
Dorothy Johnson
Snow and Ice Grip Colorado Wyoming Transit
A driving snow and sleet storm swept Colorado and Wyoming last night halting highways and air travel. A westbound airmail plane forced down at Dix Nebraska. another held near Salt Lake City awaiting better conditions. Snow forecast for today with lower temperatures expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tolliver
Colo
Colorado
Wyoming
Dix
Nebr
Gait Lake Guy
Officer Killed by Ramners in Toledo Ohio
Deputy Ralph Zahnie 33 of Harbor View and Officer E H Gensaler chased a liquor truck from Toledo outskirts when the car swerved aimed at them. Zahnie died from a temple wound and shoulder injuries while Gensler escaped and fled to a hospital. Runners sped after the liquor truck as officers formed a posse to capture the gunmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Ramrunners
Marshall Ralph Zahnie
Harbor View
Zahnie
E. H. Gensaler
Gensler
Unher
Zabule
SUE GAS COMPANY FOR INJURIES AFTER GAS EXPLOSION
Filemers and Frank Galio of Lorain sue Ohio Fuel Gas Company for 15000 and 5900 respectively over injuries from a gas main explosion on June 28 1929 near a residence at 1948 Broadway. They claim exposure to escaping gas caused lung impairment dizziness and nausea while visiting their daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Filemers
Frank Galio
Lorain
Ohia Fuel Gas Company
Broadway
Bouse Elected Avon Lake Mayor
F Bouse won the Avon Lake mayoralty with 412 of 781 votes in a five candidate race the largest village vote in history. Citizens celebrated at his home until 4 am and the American Legion saluted with cannon and fireworks. He promised to spend over 300 of his salary to broadcast Avon Lake advantages by radio to attract new residents and industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon Lake
H- F. Bouse
Bouse
American Legion Post
Out of Court Settlement Ends Johnny Risko Case
Johnny Risko and Walter Graber settled their assault battery dispute out of court at noon. Risko refused to reveal the settlement amount, claiming he dislikes courts. The private case, set for a purse of 10000 dollars, featured a makeshift courtroom in Lorain County Court House with Judge Webber presiding and a 12-person jury panel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Risko
Johnny
Risko
Graber
Lorain County
Common Pleas
R. Webber
Baker Hoy
Walter D. Graber
Penfield Junction
Avon Lake Village
Sheffield Lake Village
Lake Road
G. A. Rose
Andrew MacArthur
Thomas J. Long
Cleveland
Ohio
John Risko
Abbey's Condition Remains Very Serious After Accident
The condition of Charles Abbey, S3, leader of the focal post of the G A R, remained serious as his immediate family gathered at his bedside. The illness followed an accident Monday when a powerful stream of water struck him as a Y connection on Fire Engine No. 1 broke during practice on East Broad Street Bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Abbey
East Broad Street
Men Women and Children on Lava Stricken Hill
Pan American aviator reports a group of men women and children trapped on a hilltop surrounded by lava from Santa Maria in Guatemala. Government tallies imply hundreds dead. fate of the trapped uncertain as lava spreads and scenery turns to scorched brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Santa Maria
Guatemala
Pan American Airways
Sundar
D. G. Richardson
Pan-American Lines
Pan-American
Brownsville
Tex
Mexico
Central America
Managua
Miami-Cristobal
Richardson
Elyria Merchants Plan Holiday Sale and Decor
Elyria merchants outline a cooperative sale named Elyria Days set for November 21 to 23. The executive committee directed decorations for downtown streets and discussed improving automobile parking for the Christmas rush. Reports on solicitation and legislation were deferred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Depot Street Grading Extends From East Avenue to Cedar
Grading of Depot street from East avenue to Cedar street continues. Service Director John XN Eid stated work will place Siag on the street within a few days. Tremont street, already paved with concrete, will open to traffic in about two weeks.
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Depot Street
East Avenue
Cedar Street
John XN. Eid
Siag
Rooms for rent advertised in the Classified Columns
A short notice urges readers with vacant rooms to place an ad in the Claroni ele Telegraph Classifieds. It notes many seek warm, cheerful rooms as cold weather approaches and provides phone numbers 4412 and 4413 for contact.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Arron
Graf Zeppelin
Wien
Elyryang
County School Board
Are
Gold
Rammers
SUE Gas Company
Charles W. Lawrence
John Hisko
Johnny the “Bourcing Baker Boy
Wodey
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