Aviator and Passenger Cremated After Beach Park Crash
Clarence Brown 23 Akron pilot and Anthony Schueller 39 Lorain garage worker died when Brown lost control over the Beach Park aviation field near Elyria. The plane plunged from about 200 feet, gasoline exploded, and both bodies were found with head injuries. The field, run by George E Buck Weaver, catered to paid thrill rides and exhibitions. Mr Brown was brother of Avon Lake mayor Gerald Brown. The tragedy prompts an inquest by Coroner G W Garver. Page 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Brown
Chronicle Telegrama
Oberlin
Arthur Schueller
Ohio Aviation School
Beach Fark
Elyria
G. W. Garver
Ak Ben
Anthony Schueller
Lorain
Mr. Brown
Gerald H Brown
Avon Lake
Lorain County
Amsherst
E P. Lott
Charles ‘W. Meyers
Esch
Weaver
Checker Board
Mr Schuller
Cleveland
Wi Long
Mr Long
Mr. Weiver
Brown
Batteries Kerr and Schalk Fisher and Rariden
Kerr and Schalk Fisher and Rariden are noted in a Cincinnati Chicago listing for batteries. The fragment suggests teaming or pairing in a baseball or electrical context with likely players or equipment names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerr and Schalk
Fisher and Rariden
Allied Council of Welfare Forces disbursements in Elyria
The Community Service Council directors report for the first six months lists fourteen agencies and detailed disbursements totaling 37,327.90 with 6,739.80 on hand as of Sept 16, 1919. Beneficiaries include Armenian and Syrian relief, Gates Memorial Hospital, Salvation Army, Social Settlement,YMCA and YWCA programs, home services, and office expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Service Council Diractors
Elyria
Associated Charities
YMC
Public
Asay
Gates & Memorial Hospital
Home Garden
Old Ladies’ Home
Salvation Army
Soc
Women's Auxiliary
Fevese
Council of Welfare Forces
President Wilsons illness shows no improvement in morning update
Washington reports no change in President Wilson condition as he rests under care of Rear Admiral Grayson and Dr Sterling Raflin. Family physicians say he remains very sick with nervous exhaustion. Daughters McAdoo and Sayre travel toward Washington while King Albert of Belgium considered incognito visit but was halted by Grayson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Oct
Wilson
Grayson
Still
Naval Medical School
Sterling Raflin
White House
King Albert
Belgium
Willam Gibbs McAdoo
Francis Sayre
New York
Beyre
Williamstown
Mass
McAdoo
Sayre
Margaret Wilson
F. V. der
Philadelphia
Torvéy
John B Dennis
Naval Dispensary
BRITTON DIGNITARY TALKS HERE SUNDAY
Major and Canon E. Sidney Savage, longtime rector of a historic church and British church envoy in Serbia, will address Elyria at 4 30 Sunday in the First Congregational church. His WWI service included Y M C A work and missions to Belgrade and Serbia, influencing relief efforts for Serbian orphans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Sidney Savage
First Congregational Church
Madame Bartlette
Great Britain
France
Italy
Mediterranean
Church of England
Canterbery
Belgrade
Major Savage
Serbia
Vergaile
Sifteen
Crippled Elyria Yank Wins First Chicago Ticket
Roland Guerin a wounded soldier from Plyria Ohio waited all night for a seat to the Chicago Americans versus Cincinnati Nationals game for the World series. He arrived from Fort Sheridan after being wounded in the Argonne Forest and was first in line as 16 000 fans gathered at the gates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Roland Guerin
Plyria
Ball Park
Chicago Americans
Cincinnati Nationals
Quenin
Argonne Forest
Ft. Sheridan
Heppy
Heads of Campaign For T. R. in Ohio
Ohio campaign for Theodore Roosevelt's memorial fund is being organized by counties to start the week of October 20. In populous counties township groups will be formed to unify the effort statewide led by Arthur I. Garford of Styria president and William Cooper Procter of Cleavland treasurer. State headquarters open in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HIO
Arthor I. Garford
Styria
William Cooper Procter
Cleiawall
Treaenter
Cleveland
When Mobs Rule in Omaha Riot Toll and Destruction
Reported Omaha race rioting shows mobs enforcing violence against a Black resident. A rope around a man's neck and calls of hanging followed alleged assault of Agnes Loeback. Mob violence engulfed the courthouse, destroying the building and killing several, including a Black man. Police and sheriff's forces struggled to control the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Marttal Smith
Anj
Pathe
Agnes Loeback
Lice
Ownership Statement for Chronicle Telegram October 1 1915
Statement of ownership management and circulation for The Chronicle Telegram Elyria Ohio sworn by Harry C Queen business manager. Lists publisher The Republican Printing Co Elyria editor J F Burke and stockholders J F Burke H Wilkinson T T Robinson D T Howells H P Metcalf with none other than ordinary fiduciary notes. Average copies 7730 last six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Ohio
Congress
State of Ohio
Lorain
Harry Queen
Republican Printing Co
J. F. Burke
Harry C. Queen
H. Wilkinson
Berea
T. T. Robinson
D. T. Howells
H. P Metcalf
Oberlin
Ixtief
Peregs Association
Sai
Harry C Queen
Chas C. Lord
Lorain County horse shoe title set for Sunday
Lorain hosts a championship tournament this Sunday as Scott Tourne and C. T. Short contend for the county title. Weimar notes the clerical office workers central union now numbers over 358000 members, claiming the largest such group globally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Oct
C. T. Short
Lorain County
Weimar
Women Ignore Vote Chance in Dayton Election
Dayton on October 3 reports very few women qualified to vote in November with only 607 registered despite a strong suffrage group in Dayton and Montgomery County. Also Dayton area obit notes Moses Thal, a well known Ohio business figure and traveling salesman, died suddenly last night of heart trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Montgomery County
Dirs Payton
Moses Thal
Ohio
Window Trim Contest Awards Report Names Winners
The window trim contest finished with 1089 ballots. Hecock's Floral Store won first, Central Book Store second, Looms Book Store third. prizes and voters listed with several names and addresses. The winning ballot, unsigned, earned $14. second prize went to Mrs. Higginbotham and third to Ther Barther Block. Prizes available at the Chamber of Commerce rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hecock Floral Co
Central Book Store
Loomis’ Book Store
Hecock’s Floral Store
Looms Book Store
Chamber of Tommerton
Higginbotham
Barther Block
Huron Street
Jane Osborne
Harry Block
D. B. Symons
Harry Smith
Twelfth Street
Paul Robinson
Florence H. Smith
Chestnut Street
O. Miller
Wenger Avenue
Russell Miller
Keayes Avenue
Cora S Smith
East Avenue
Wm R. Smith
S. J. Winehell
Douglas Dicken
Denison
Mia
George Hockaden
Second Street
Helen Henke
Adamson
Broad Street
Rossi Minger
Park View
Nellie Alann
Donald Hecock
Sandrea Stearns
Chamber of Commerce
NOMR
World Series Foreboding at Comiskey Park
Chicago report from Oct 5 describes the White Sox hosting the Reds in Game Three at Comiskey Park. Forecast calls for no rain during the day, cool and partly cloudy weather. About 7,000 Cincinnati fans arrive by train, Reds confident they will rebound as the White Sox aim to extend their dominance on their home field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Bang
Chicago
Chitown
Allast
Comsskey Park
Comiskey Park
Reds
Cincinnati
White Sox
Also Mentioned on This Page
Presse
Hear Beach Park
Hiself
Britton Dignitary
Crippled Elyria Yank
First Chicago
T. R
Deesurer
Crom
Sty
Gussemited
Mapor
Scott Tourne
Scyday
Mayo Jones
D M Mller
F M Shelton
J. H. Grant
L. B. Hindman
Eris
Fisher
Kerr
Ring
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!