Southwestern Bus Co Takes Over Cleveland Elyria Toledo Line
Announcement this day states Cleveland-Elyria-Toledo Bus Co sold to Southwestern Bus Co, a Green Line subsidiary. Officials say interurban traffic cannot sustain duplication and fares are too low. Southwestern orders new six cylinder buses with bald tires to coordinate with new parlor cars. Elyria to gain improved service rivaling the best in the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annannerment
Cleveland-Elyria-Toledo Bus Co
Southwestern Bus Co
Green Line
Pho Whangke Im
Chronicle-Tele- Siam
Southwestern
White
Traction Company
Elyria
Warships Collide Off Point Loma Damage Reported
Two U S destroyers Zelin and Sumner collided off Point Loma during maneuvers with the battle fleet. Both were damaged but no crew members injured. Zelin berthed beside Melville and Sumner beside Altair awaiting repairs. The crash followed a steering wheel malfunction on the Zellin.
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San Diego
Calif
Zelin
Sumner
Point Loma
Naval
Melville
Naval Headquarters
No Word From English Fliers
London reports no news from Captain R. H. McIntosh and Bert Winkler who departed Upa yon airdrome Tuesday in a Fokker plane bound for India. Aviators estimate fuel allows flight until noon Greenwich time. They planned to land at Karachi 4200 miles away, aiming to break the 1929 nonstop distance record.
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London
R. H. McIntosh
Bert Winkler
Upayon
Fokker
India
MclIntosh
Hinkler
Karachi
Rested shotgun injures farmer. foot injury reported
Lancaster C, Nov 17. Neil Klump, a Fairfield county farmer, lost his second toe and much of the sole of his right foot when a shotgun discharged while he rested the muzzle on his foot during a hunting trip near Pleasantville. He believed there was only one shell in the gun. The same report notes Moul ey Youssef, Sultan of Morocco, died of uremic poisoning after a year long illness in Fez.
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Lancaster
Neil Klump
Pleasantville
Ultan
Morocco
Fez
Mouley Youssef
Tofey
Community Chest drive gains momentum in Elyria luncheon
Judge Cohn of Toledo urged organized giving as workers report five day tabulations. Women and men contributors combined with industries pushed the day’s total to 17,203 and the fund to 548,920, over halfway to the goal with five solicitation days left. Notable gifts include Lorain donor Dr. Brown’s $25 and numerous division totals from Ladies, Men, and local industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Lorain
Broun
Brown
Aaron B. Cohn
Toledo
Cohn
Ial Municipal Court of
Lawrence Webber
Dr. Guth
H. H. Suffler
F. A. Smythe
F. L. Woodruff
H. H. Redington
J. H. Hurst
Karl Plocher
H. Barbour
Migs Burner
Fe.f. Allen
Booth
H. M. Redington
King Fauver
H. W. Ingersoll, Jr
Jack Slekkinen
Jack Warden
John Rankin
David P. Hyman
J. B. Johnson
EH. J. Stenkard
R. S. Silshes
Louis Hadaway
S. C. Maston
J. E. Thatcher
Joseph Kiss
Samuel Deutsch
W. B. Timms
Electro Alloys
Falcon Motors
Duplex Foundry
Elyria Foundry
American Race
Columbia Steel
Celson Co
Martel Packing
Elyria High Lorain HA 8 football game coverage
Chronicle Telegram announces it will carry the Lorain High School football game report in the regular Saturday edition with two reporters in the Lorain press box. Printing begins shortly after the game ends.
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Lorain
Elyria H. S.lorain
Chronicle-Telegram
Chronicle + Telegram
Mrs Hallie Econom Sues Druggist for $100,000
Detroit, Mick Nov 17. Mrs Hallie Econom a divorcee has filed a breach of promise suit for 100000 against Richard Zimpac on local druggist claiming he promised to marry four years ago and that she bought him three automobiles an 8000 drugstore and paid a 500 hospital bill. Zimmerman is son of Melbert Zimmerman Canton Ohio resident. Mrs Econom's complaint stated. Joe refuses to see her any more, js healivg 7.
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Detroit
Mick
Hallie Econom
Richard Zimpacon
Zimmerman
Melbert Zimmerman
Canton
Ohio
Sleet and Snow Cause Three Ohio Deaths Weather Toll
Sleet and snow driven by wind caused three deaths in Ohio with two traffic accidents in Cleveland due to impaired vision. In Cincinnati a pedestrian was struck by an automobile. Weather damaged power lines and flooding overwhelmed city drainage. Forecasts predict continued precipitation until temperatures drop.
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Ohio
Cleveland
Womatt
Cincinnati
Columbus
Cinelane
Toman
RcCayss
Alleged Forger Bound Over To Common Pleas
Jesse Lezo of Western Heights was arrested Tuesday and charged with forging an endorsement on a check stolen from Charles H. Wilson. He appeared before Justice G. J. George for a preliminary hearing, pleaded not guilty, waived examination, and was bound over to the grand jury under $500 bond.
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Common Pleas
Jesse Lezo
Western Heights
Charles H. Wilson
J. George
Lezo
Blackmer Will Not Return In Fall Sinclair Case
Paris dispatch reports Harry M. Blackmer, a key witness in the Fall-Sinclair conspiracy, will not return to testify in the United States. His lawyers say he will stay abroad, despite a threat that $100,000 of his property could be seized, and he remains steadfast in avoiding American court jurisdiction.
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Paris
Harry M. Blackmer
United States
United Press
Blackmer
Flight to Honolulu Postponed by Muddy Runway
Captain Frederick Giles postponed his inaugural air voyage from Mills Field San Francisco to Honolulu due to a muddy runway. The heavily loaded plane was wheeled to the runway and refueled before the decision to delay the first leg toward Australia.
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Mills Field
San Francisco
Cal
Frederick Giles
Honolulu
Australia
Giles
Probe deaths of two boys in Cleveland
In Cleveland Ohio investigators opened a probe into the deaths of George four and Frank Machnicki six after a brief illness. Their brother Harry thirteen months old is near death in City hospital. Coroner A P Hammond will hold post mortem exams while city chemist D L Cowles analyzes food the boys ate earlier. City doctors report the infant in critical condition.
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Cleveland, O
George
Frank Machnicki
Harry
City Hospital
A. P. Hammond
Frank
D. L. Cowles
Toledo Police Asked To Slay Ghost In Attic
Mrs. Mary Hineline reports footsteps and a strange light in the attic of her Toledo home. She found attic windows nailed and bolted, with access only from the lower floor. Neighbors say the house is haunted, and police were asked to resolve the alleged haunting.
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Toledo
Mary Hineline
Hineline
Woman Sues For 10000 In Crossing Crash Injuries
Rolena Lutto of Lorain filed a common pleas court suit against the New York Chicago and St. Louis railroad seeking 10000 damages for injuries including a claimed concussion after a crossing accident on September 9 at Broadway Lorain. She alleges a train had passed with gates raised and was struck by an engine moving backward as she began to cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Rolena Lutto
Reid Avenue
Lorain
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Broadway
Meet At First Cong Church Tonight Service Resume
The First Congregational church announces the new furnace is installed and activities resume tonight. Evening service will be held in the church parlors rather than at Mrs Sharp's home as previously announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
Banks Report Record 27 Billion in Resources
Comp troller McIntosh announced 7,604 banks in the United States Alaska and Hawaii reported total resources of 827,212,824,000 on December 1 the largest amount ever in the system. Loans and discounts including the discount rate 16 stood at 14,366,926,000 an increase of 411,280,000 since June.
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Washington
Comptroller of Currency
McIntosh
United States
Alaska
Hawaii
Hunting Accidents Mark Second Ohio Opening Day
Wet weather dampens hunting spirits as Ohio reports a deadly and injury plagued second day. James Jones, 47, Shawnee D., was killed. James Fox of Steubenville was shot by his nephew. Herbert Kempton and Clyde Durstein were wounded by nearby gunfire. Louis Pausch of Leesburg lost a hand. two New York Coal Co derrick houses burned in a woods fire. Warden W A Francis arrested Ned Moore and C L Thompson with fines of 200 and 15 dollars respectively.
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Columbus
Ohio
James Jones
Shawnee
James Fox
Steubenville
Herbert Kempton
Kingston
Clyde Durstein
Chillicothe
Louis Pausch
Leesburg
New York Coal Co
W. A. Francis
Ned Moore
C. L. Thompson
Connie Thompson
Moore
Thompsons
Democrats Expected to Nominate by Majority Vote
Senator Walsh of Montana and Senator Caraway of Arkansas predict the next Democratic presidential candidate will be chosen by majority rather than a two thirds vote. Chairman Clem L. Shaver discusses possible rule change with party leaders as Jackson Day plans unfold.
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Washington
Walsh
Mont
Caraway
Ark
Clem L. Shaver
Democratic National Committee
National Committee
Alfred Smith
William J. McAdoo
John W. Davis
Donahey
Ohio
Party
Shaver
200 Champion Steers To Be Auctioned Off Tonight
About 200 champion steers from Ohio Indiana and Michigan worth roughly four hundred thousand dollars will be sold at public hall as part of the third annual livestock and horticultural show. Top animals include Buster a black Aberdeen angus chosen grand champion led by judge W H Pew and Strong Laddie a white shorthorn. Buster weighs about 1100 pounds. Bunching and weighing the steers was a show feature with Ohio Green county winning the first prize in county sections. A Plymouth Rock owned by John W Yant of Canton was named best chicken with Bart Orphington owned by A Poertner of Berea second.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
Buster
W. H. Pew
Pine Plains
Shampion
Raiph St. Bender
Waldorf
Green County
Plymouth Rock
John W. Yant
Canton
Bart Orphington
A. Poertner
Berea
Woman Sues Neighbors for 5252 Over Yard Fall
Mrs. Margaret Leko testified in common pleas court that while calling her husband at 196 W River Street on August 27 she fell into an excavation in the Serres yard, injuring her leg. She seeks 5252 to cover medical bills of 252 and damages totaling 4000 plus court costs.
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Margaret Leko
Joseph
Jessie Serres
River Street
Man Survives Night Under Upside-Down Auto
D Hayes of Columbus spent the night beneath his overturned car on a river bank six miles north of Upper Sandusky Ohio before being rescued unconscious and injured. He was moved by ambulance to Tiffin for treatment after plunging over a 10 foot embankment following a skid.
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Upper Sandusky
D. Hayes
Columbus
Here
Tiffin
Hayes
Ed Calmes
Failure to locate Remus secretary in grand jury probe
In Cincinnati court records the failure to locate Blanche Watson, once secretary to George Remus, is disclosed as prosecutors seek her testimony for a renewed grand jury investigation into Mrs Emogene Remus death. Investigators hint at possible conspiracy indictments as Remus faces murder charges.
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Cincinnati
Blanche Watson
George Remus
Miss Watson
Emogene Remus
Tral
John Clippinger
Remus
Remus Questions Jurors In His Own Behalf
In Cincinnati on November 17 George Remus on trial for his wife Imogene Remus murder began questioning prospective jurors for his defense He pressed about Franklin L Dodge Jr an ex DOJ operative and ally of Mrs Remus The exchange with juror candidate George Awrey led to objections and a rebuke from Judge Chester R Shook as Remus continued to press questions after rulings.
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Court Room
Cincinnati
George Remus
Imogene
Franklin L. Dodge, Jr
Dodge
Department of Justice
Remus
George Awrey
Michigan
Lansing
Avrery
Ann Arbor
Franklin L. Dodge
Charles P. Taft
Chester R. Shook
Awrey
Tait
Shook
Whiskey Found Hidden in Cabinet Auction
Ishpeming Michigan November 17 Ladies Aid Society rummage sale at a Presbyterian church sparks interest when Miss Mabel Hawes bids 75 cents on an old cabinet and discovers two pints and a quart of very old whiskey hidden in a locked drawer once owned by the late Congressman H. Q. Young.
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Ishpeming
Migh
Ladies Aid Society
Mabel Hawes
H. Q. Young
Blaze Damages Poultry House Near Matayla, $20,000 Loss
A fire at the Ansteatt poultry house near Matayla, Cincinnati region, caused about $20,000 in damage. Timulators valued at $2,500, the new six room house and furniture were destroyed. The house is owned by Fedra Ansteatt of Columbus and a state farm bureau member.
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Poultry House
Cincinnati
Ansteatt Poultry House
Matayla
Fedra Ansteatt
Columbus
State Farm Bureau
Wheel Breaks On Cleveland Street Incident
Freetee Kintor of Cleveland reported a front wheel and front spring broken on Cleveland street. Police believe the machine was left seated in the street near tracks, prompting inquiry into the incident.
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Cleveland ST
Freetee Kintor
Cleveland
Cleveland Street
Veterans Council Meeting For Lorain County Veterans
The Lorain County Veterans Council met at the Veterans of Foreign Wars hall to address employment for six service members by the Department of Agriculture in the corn borer fight. The council voted to write to Ohio senators and congressmen and to city and county officials. The next meeting is set for December 7.
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Lorain County
Veteran’s Council
United States
Veterans of Foreign Wars Hall
Department of Agriculture
Ohio
Indict Nine Youths As Bandits In Lancaster County
Lancaster and Farmfield county youths held at the county jail were indicted by the grand jury on nine robberies and attempted holdups since the start of the year. Clydus Hedge, 18, was named for receiving and concealing 550 dollars taken from J G Penny company store in September. Named defendants facing judge Brooks B Shell include Richard Spyhey Albert Widener Jonas Shaeffer Ralph Feigley Lewis Helm Tracey Creaglow Willard Clover and Clarence Mason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Farmifeld County
Ofge
Clydus Hedge
J. G. Penny Company
Common Pleas
Brooks B. Shell
Richard Spyhey
Albert Widener
Jonas Shaeffer
Ralph Feigley
Lewis Helm
Tracey Creaglow
Willard Clover
Clarence Mason
Winter Weather Prompts Snow and Rain Mix
Weather prophets predicted winter as snow flakes fell amid rain Tuesday night. Ground warmth kept snow brief, but the storm signaled cold weather to come. Farmers welcomed rain for drought relief while golfers enjoyed mild temps and open cars. If snow ends autumn 1927, it will be noted as an exceptional three months with strawberries in November and grasshoppers still seen. The season frustrated merchants yet pleased ice and cream makers, as the forecast shifted to coats and earmuffs.
Biting Wind and Rain Settles Over Ohio
A line of heavy rain and biting wind swept across Ohio from Columbus. forecasts call for colder temperatures and a freezing point by evening. Wind and rain shifted from west to east with a front expected to bring frosty air and a changeable sky today.
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Ohio
Columbus
Ohio Toay
Hexan
Aleet
Midwest
Robert Canfield Killed by New York Central Flyer
Robert Canfield twenty three a worker at the New York Central coal docks near the eastern city limits was killed when struck by the pilot of a New York Central flyer at 5 45 am He died instantly and his brother Edward twenty five escaped injury The coroner verdict was accidental death Funeral arrangements will be announced later The deceased lived in the area for about sixteen years and had worked at the docks for one year The train was the sixth section of No 5 the Twentieth Century westbound
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Robert Canfield
New York Central
New York
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Robert
Myles Perry
Edward
Josephine
Canfield
No. 5
Van Load of Beer Seized in Toledo Smuggling Bust
Three men 28 to 29 arrested after police seized a Toledo van with 400 cases of beer and whisky. Suspects named B P Marshall 28 Detroit Roy Aleg on 28 Cleveland and Joe Vor gel 29 St Louis. The truck's liquor was dumped into the Maumee River after capture.
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Toledo
Frederick W Galton
B.P. Marshall
Detroit
Roy Ale ‘Igon
Cleveland
Joe Vorgel
St. Louis
Ngnor
Maumea
28 Bodies Accounted For In Pittsburgh Gas Blast
Rain slowed rescue work at the Equitable Gas Company blast site in Pittsburgh. Identification of body parts found in the Ohio River and along a railroad track raised the counted dead to 28, though some parts matched bodies already held for verification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Equitable Gas_ Company
Ohio River
Baltimore and’ Ohio
Firemen Bag Two Pheasants in Odd Station Lunch
Firemen at station No. thed new delicacy on the table at noon. Jim Lynaght driver of Squad Co. 1 truck and Anthony Tony Kolisg of Engine Co. 1 tested a claim about eating the birds. The engine company member shot Bad Wadsworth. Both birds weighed over three pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Lynaght
Squad Co
Litchfeld
Anthony
Tony” Kolisg
Engine Co
Wadsworth
Grand jury report expected tomorrow in county session
The county grand jury session is due to issue a report tomorrow, Prosecutor D. A. Baird said. About thirty cases are under investigation as witneses are examined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Baird
Baird
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Judge Cohn
Clayton
Chapman
Tacoma
Sinclair
PROBE
Dems
Robt
Flyer
Odersin
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