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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1927

Page

2

Miners to Reopen Large Mines Under Guard

In Lake Enver Calc November 28 a coal strike crisis loomed as larger northern mines and one in the south were set to reopen under state police and militia protection. Guards were doubled in the north to deter outbreaks and strike activity. Governor Adams faced pressure to act as I W W picketing resumed after clashes that left five dead at the Columbine mine. Sixty eight auto loads of guards paraded through southern towns as operations resumed.

ENVER Calc Spera‘org National Guard State Industrial Commission W. H. Adams Adams Columbine

Death notices and funeral details in Lorain Amherst and Elyria

Death notices from Lorain and Amherst report Margaret Bryan 61 of Lorain died after a long illness. survivors include husband Robert E Bryan four daughters and two sons with funeral at Grace M E Church and private family service. Also John Jackson 63 of Amherst died at Elyria Memorial Hospital. survivors include son G N Jackson daughter Olive McClain six grandchildren and siblings. funeral at Methodist church, burial Crownhill Cemetery. Block funeral reports Frank Block 206 Bath Street Elyria Lumber Co. employee died from heart suffocation. funeral at his home then St John’s Lutheran Church, burial Ringelano. A note adds Spain’s radio craze spreading and rivaling bullfighting in popularity.

Margaret Bryan Elorain Margaret Bryan Lorain 32Nd Bryan Pennsylvania Robert E. Byrar George Thompson Detroit Frank Knuiffin Charles Pullin Fern Bryan Elmwood Cemetery Amherst John Jackson Elyria Memorial Hospital Mr. Jackson Ohio G.N. Jackson Olive McClain James Jackson Cleveland Cora Sawyer Methodist Church R. A. Pelt Crownhill Cemetery

Senior Class Presents The Goose Hangs High at Elyria High

Fourteen members of the January 1928 Elyria High School graduating class have prepared two weeks for Friday December 16 premiere of the three act comedy The Goose Hangs High by Lewis Beach. Leading roles include Kenneth Hardin Grace McCullough Thelma Streicker Ronald Dunn Robert Bainbridge and Gertrude Storrer with others Geraldine Burke Steve Gerush Irvin Finegold Orin Parker Charles Kaiser Mabel Hart Kathryn Oakes and Lloyd Holmes. Miss Nelle Bass directs. The modern play offers Christmas atmosphere and may have a second performance on December 17 if tickets sell well.

dJanuary Elyria High School Lewis Beach Kenneth Hardin Grace McCullough Thelma Streicker Ronald Dunn Robert Bainbridge Gertrude Storrer Geraldine Burke Steve Gerush Irvin Finegold Orin Parkee Charles Kaiser Mabel Hart Kathryn Oakes Lloyd Holmes Nelle Bass Miss Bass Burns Mante

Public Reception For New Ford Here Dec 2

The Simpson Motor Company announces a Blytia public reception on December 2 for Ford’s new automobile described by Henry Ford as superior in design and performance to any low price light car. Ford Motor Company says the car will exceed current demand for speed, flexibility, and economy, with prices set to reflect the policy of offering the best possible auto at the lowest price. City officials and Elyria area businessmen are invited to learn about this car, which is expected to begin a new chapter in auto history.

Ford Henry Ford Blytia Simpson Motor Company United States Ford Motor Company Detroit Elyria

Body of Man Is Found In Field

YOUNGSTOWN, Nov. 28. Police in two states seek to identify a man found in a field near New Bedford. He was strangled with a necktie, a silk scarf pushed down his throat, throat cut in two places, and one ear severed. An expensive shirt with laundry mark Tony survived. shoes and underwear suggest a tailor or expensive dresser. Police doubt origin in Youngstown. feud suspected.

Youngstown New Bediford Tony

Cincinnati Uni Head Retires After 1928 Leave

Cincinnati Ohio November 28 retirement of Dr Frederick Hicks president of the University of Cincinnati was announced. He will retire officially February 1 1929 but will be granted four one year leaves beginning February 1 1928. Herman Schneider dean of the College of Engineering will be acting president.

Cincinnati, O Frederick (. Hicks University of Cincinnati Hicks Herman Schneider College of Engineering

Arrests in car theft and mortgage charge headline

Theodore and Ralph Lawrence were arrested on a suspected car theft attempt involving a vehicle owned by E. H. Knapp. Clayton Atherton of South Amherst faces a charge of removing mortgaged property from the state. A car crash on Cleveland road left no injuries, and Irene Knapp suffered bruises after a fall near her Elbe Street home.

Theodore Ralph Lawrence E. H. Knapp R. BD. J. Oberlin Menu Abbey Road South Amherst Clayton Atherton Atherton

Car Strikes Girl Injuring 11-Year-Old in Alley

Sunday night a car driven by Mr. Parman struck the eleven year old daughter of Mrs. Sojaé at the 18th street alley, injuring her right hip with a bruise.

Parman 18Th Street Sojaé

Rent Dispute and Disorderly Conduct Fines

Police court this morning fined Wilbur Hackermen five dollars plus costs after pleading guilty to disorderly conduct at a Broad street skating rink. Leonard Webber was fined five dollars plus costs for violating a traffic ordinance after admitting to damaging a machine owned by Howard Rawson. A rent dispute involving Mary Jenkins and H Swidler worth 22.50 was appealed to the court of common pleas. Jenkins won a judgment in Justia 8 J. George's court.

Man Wilbur Hackermen Hackermen Broad Street Leonard Webber Webber Howard Rawson Uuto Mary Jenkins H. Swidler Court of Common Pleas Justia J. George's Court

Schue Wins Prizes At Toledo Rabbit Show

C. F. Schue of 66 Cleveland road earned multiple prizes at the Toledo rabbit show held May 24 26 and 46. He received one first, one second and three special prizes at the event.

Toledo C. F. Schue Cleveland Road Schue

Sunday Closing Fight Bitter In Dover

Dover blue laws sparked a renewed legal clash over Sunday opening of a movie theatre. Theatre owner George O. Chrest was bound over to the grand jury for showing motion pictures on Sunday, while merchants and gasoline stations kept operating. Mayor P. J. Groh warned of further action by December 4 to end Dover as the state’s “busiest Sunday town” if a compromise fails.

Dover, CO Dover George O. Chrest Grand Jury Nmsonal P. J. Groh

Mansfield child dies after collision near hospital

Catherine Collett seven daughter of Mr and Mrs Pam Collett of Mansfield died at St Rita’s Hospital about two hours after a late Wednesday night crash. Six other people were injured in the same incident near Mansfield.

Mansfield IMA Catherine Collett Pam Collett St Rita's Acepitel

Auto Crash Hurts Wakeman Man in Oberlin

In Oberlin near here Harold Pimbs of Wakeman was taken to Allen Hospital with a fractured skull from an auto accident. Authorities report his condition improving this morning. Also: John Charles Thomas, famed baritone, will give the fourth recital of the Artist Recital Course at Finney Chapel at 7:30 this Tuesday.

Wakeman Oberlin Harold Pimbs Allen Hospital John Charles Thomas Thomas Finneychapel Peabody Conservatory of Music Fi Rank

Hunter Wounded In Weekend Hunting Accident

An accidental gunshot wound injured John Cherry in Allen hospital. Doctors say the wound is not serious and the victim is expected to return home within a few days. Mrs Minnie Streicher of Oberlin is hospitalized with a broken rib after a fall, in satisfactory condition. Local Pythian Sisters will conduct installation services at Berlin Heights. Oberlin Relief Corps to elect officers Friday. Mrs Harvey Hover and children visited Elyria with Clyde Parker’s sister. Briefs note visitors and local movements including A Y Star Club meeting.

John Cherry Kefta Allen Hospital Minnie Streicher Oberlin Order of Pythian Sisters Berlin Heights Blyria Harvey Hover North Pleasant Street Elyria Hovey Clyde Parker A. J. Waite South Street New York City Mary Rockwell South Main Street S. E. Miller East College Street EK. Whitney Cleveland W. G. Edwards Cincinnati Russell Hopkins Will Cosher Frank Haver Harry Hovey 8. E. Miller Army- Navy AY Star Club Frank Foster

H.S. Band To Give Concert At School Auditorium

The high school band with Boys Glee Club and Boys Quartet will present its first concert Friday evening December 2 in the high school auditorium Directed by J Martin Beck The Boys Quartet debuts as a new group.

Boys’ Glee Club Boys’ Quartet J. Martin Beck

Remus Case Moves Toward Psychiatric Evidence

In Cincinnati the court upheld a prosecution win requiring independent evidence that Remus was diseased mentally before the shooting. Testimony described Remus after jail terms as acting irrationally and raving about his wife’s conduct with Franklin L. Dodge Jr. A grand jury indicted jail secretary Vernon R. Chumbley for perjury in Remus' murder trial.

Chumbley Remna Remus Atlanta Penitentiary Prosecutors Jit Taft Elston Elson Franklin L. Dodge, Jr Cincinnati, O Hamilton County Grand Jury Vernon R. Chumbley George ‘Remus Imogene Chumblesy Leavenworth

Ford Plant At Hamilton Resumes

Hamilton November 28 Ford Motor Co plant resumed operations with a plan to reach 15 000 front wheels daily and shift rear wheel production later. Officials project eventual employment of 3 500, up from about 2 500 previously.

Hamilton Ford Motor Co

Elyria Merchants Plan Early Christmas Showings

A Elyria Retail Merchants Bureau committee found shoppers eager to buy Christmas merchandise early after studying last year's patterns. Merchants secured early deliveries to ensure complete stock ahead of the busy season, aligning with trends in progressive shopping centers nationwide.

Elyria Retail Merchants Bureau Ejlyria Elyria Merchante Jlo

Train disaster and Toledo plant explosion report

Wireless message described a train likely lost near Oran with many passengers and trapped children on the Oran Arzew line. Rescue workers faced hours of effort to reach milk to infants. In Toledo Ohio a 45 year old man Fred Laurich died from an explosion at Toledo Metal Manufacturing Company while handling a compressed air tank.

Hon iHenne Oran Oran-Arzew Reacuers Toledo, CO Fred Laurich Toledo Metal Manufacturing Co East Side Hospital

Jewelry Stolen From Train Passenger in Cincinnati

Mrs. Willan Whigham of Pittsburgh reported to police that a pearl necklace and a diamond ring valued at 100 were taken from a traveling case aboard a train en route to a railroad station in Cincinnati. The incident occurred as the passenger went to the station, with the items disappearing from her baggage.

Cincinnati Willan Whigham Pittsburgh Amanita

Misplaced Check Found in Walker Provision Co Cash Register

A check dated April 2 this year was found lodged in the rear of the Walker Provision Co cash register after the register was sent for repair. The Colson Co issued the check to an employee and it was presented and cashed at Wagner Provision Co, indicating the mislaid instrument crossed between the two firms.

Walker Provision Co Colson Co Wagner Provision Co

Markets show little change in wholesale prices

Columbus Ohio November 28 wholesale market activity remains steady amid inactivity. Ohio onions rise to 1.75 to 2.05 per 100 pounds. apples, celery, cranberries, and lettuce show modest shifts. Cleveland reports poultry prices with various fowls and turkeys, while potatoes and eggs list mixed regional figures reflecting current supply.

Columbus Ohio Jonathan Rome

Cleveland and Toledo Livestock Prices Nov 28 Report

Cleveland report shows hog receipts 5,000 with prices from 8.65 to 9.65 per cwt and packing sows 7.75 to 8.25. Cattle receipts 800 with calves 650, beef steers 9.75 to 11.00, cows 6.00 to 9.00, vealers 13.00 to 16.50. Sheep receipts 440 with fat lambs 14.50 and bulk 14.00 to 14.26, ewes 5.00 to 6.00. Toledo reports hogs 400 with heavies 9.50 to 9.75 and Yorkers 9.00 to 9.40, calves light demand, sheep and lambs 25 cents higher.

Toledo Livestock Toledo

Doctor on trial for murder outlines alleged affair motive

Attorney Hinkle argued the state's case linking Dr Lilliendahl to his secretary wife and Beach the poultry dealer in a clandestine romance. He described the divorce, remarriage, andVineland retirement as backdrop to the alleged motive and promised witnesses to support improper remarks and intimate encounters. Meanwhile veteran miner Dan McBrede, 77, dies at his Sunday Creek Valley home after decades as a mining superintendent.

Hinkle Lilliendam New York Hinkel Beach Peggy Anderson Glouster Dan McBrids Encal Sunday Creek Valley McReride Vfiton

Wife Held In Shooting Of Husband In Chicago Navy

John Isbell wealthy banker survived with two bullet wounds. His wife Mayne Isbell 40 admitted shooting him after police raid on their home. She is jailed on attempted murder charges. Isbell urged death penalty if she dies. Police found Charles Davis real estate man at the scene.

Chicago Navy John Isbell Mayne Isbell Charles Davis Davis Swell Jie

Faulty Warrants Delay Liquor Possession Trial

Florence Lee and Arlen Tiurton Lorain failed to face charges of illegal liquor possession as technicalities halted the trial in Judge W B Thompson's court. No sheriff's return appeared for Morton, and Florence Lee's warrant lacked clerk verification. The pair were arrested Sept 30 at 1442 Broadway Lorain by state prohibition inspector Q B Rankin and re-arrested in court, held until bail bondsmen secured their release.

Florence Lee Arlen Tiurton Lorain W B. Thompson Morton Broadway, Lorain Q. B. Rankin Rankin

Conciliation Best Method Says Davis for Labor Peace

Washington November 28. Labor Secretary Davis urged direct negotiation and mutual understanding to solve disputes. He noted the conciliation bureau handled 548 state disputes and settled 395 in the last fiscal year, saying compulsory arbitration is neither favored nor practical.

Washingson Davis Department of Conciliation Bureau

Body mangled by two automobiles in Chicago crash

Peter Theres, 31, remained in serious condition after being struck by two cars. Police initially suspected a gangster murder before learning he was hit and run victim as another vehicle ran over him while he lay unconscious in the road.

Chicago Peter Theres Po Nce

Agricultural body elects five directors at 82nd meeting

ND Backus of Elyria Peter Miller of Carlisle township Ted Wickens of Lorain H C Harris of Elyria and William Sudro of Carlisle township were elected directors for a three year term at the Torain County Agricultural society 82nd annual meeting. Officers named for the coming year were C P Winckles Ridgeville president ND Backus Riyria vice president H C Harris Elyria treasurer and W E R Richmond Elyria secretary. Des Moines jewelers store noted for its tiny size requiring customers to stand outside during purchases.

N.D. Backus Elyria Peter Miller Carlisle Township Ted Wickens Lorain H. C. Harris William Sudro Torain County Agricultural Society C.P. Winckles Ridgeville N D Backus Riyria H C Harris Richmond

Narita Nurite Offers Quick Relief for Neuralgia

A New York specialist promotes Narita as a safe non narcotic remedy for neuralgia sciatica and rheumatic pains. Dismisses opiates, promises dramatic relief after a few doses, and offers a money back guarantee if pain persists. Available at Muir's Cut Rate and local drugstores.

New York Enen Muir

Otterbein Football Players Suspended for Drinking

Otterbein College acts after Heidelberg game drinking incident. Ten players face suspension or probation. eight named including captain John Crawfort and stars from Westerville, Lebanon, Dayton. Officials vow swift action, noting broader investigations tracing back to prior holidays and a Glee Club trip.

Westerville Otterhein College Toda Heidelberg Dean N. E. Cornett Otterbein Men’ Glee Club Pennsylvania Dow Corett Dean Cornett Johno Crawfort Jesse Miller Myron Reek Lebanon Francis Saul Paul Hanes Paul Fletcher Lorin Surface Dayton Auger Henry Hankinson Logan Nquer W. G. Dippenger Anti-saloon League

Local gridders hear address by Oberlin mentor

Elyria high school football team and coaches Herbert Stiffler and W L Vaughn will be guests tonight of the Young Men's Club at the YMCA. The speaker will be Paul McEachron football and basketball coach at Oberlin College and he will talk on football to the Elyria gridders.

Oberlin Elyria High Herbert Stiffler W. L. Vaughn Paul McKeachron Oberlin College McEachron

Harmon Lodge 663 F and A M holds seventh anniversary party

Frank 8 Harmon Lodge No 663 F A M invites all members unaffiliated Masons and their wives and friends to an informal party Tuesday November 29 at 7 30 PM celebrating the lodge's seventh birthday anniversary.

Hem Rold Piles Relief Guarantee Ad

An Adv touts Hem-Rold tablets as a quick relief for piles caused by blood congestion in the lower bowel. It promises harmless action with a money back guarantee and credit to Dr Leonhardt and a physician source, claiming fast, safe relief even for stubborn cases.

Dr. Leonhardt C. Phillips and Drugeists

Beware of Deep Coughs Propaganda Ad

A dated advertisement warns readers that all coughs and colds are dangerous, urging prevention of chronic lung issues. It promotes Murrmann's Compound as a high grade, non alcoholic remedy for respiratory diseases with a claimed quick weight gain effect.

Murrmann Toledo Ohle

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