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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1929
Page
4
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Washington Oct 3 The first jail term fully served in the Teapot Dome oil affair expired at midnight as Herr Mason Day, business associate of Harry F Sinclair, was freed. Day left the District jail at 12 25 a m with friends for a welcome home party. Albert B Fall waited in a hotel room for trial Monday on bribery charges tied to the $100 200 in cash carried to him in 1921 from E L Doheny. Day was sentenced to four months for contempt of court. Sinclair serves six months. Day hoped Sinclair would be out first, and planned to sail for Europe October 22.
Toledo dispatch reports curator Roger Conant of the Toledo Zoo narrowly survived a rattlesnake bite on Sept 6. Ailing then from venom effects, he briefly recovered before tetanus developed, following years of reptile study and safe handling prior to the incident where a rattler sank its fangs into his thumb during a transfer.
Five suits appeared in Common Pleas court including a divorce filing by Loran Kovach at 3521 Omak Ave and a divorce case against George Kovach for gross neglect and cruelty. Edward Miller sued O P Rebach on a note for 12 043 and sought mortgage foreclosure. The Debenture Discount Company pressed suit against E E Sarker for 33 1887 on a note and mortgage foreclosure. The Loram Finance Company also involved in the docket.
A garbled report describes Owen and Harry Gibbs claimed possession of a car amid theft charges. The piece notes disputed ownership, alias use by the suspect, and confusion over names including Gibson. It mentions arrest papers and a possible sale motive, with stray lines about Hawaii costs.
Ried sues Joseph and Anton Shane for 235299 on a cognome rote. The Weidman Company seeks two judgments against R Lampe for 257.20 on two cogrovit notes.
Oberlin Ohio October 4 The Oberlin Women's Glee Club director Jack Wickier announced fifteen new members and fourteen old members including Devona Doxie cons 39 Dorothy Roberts cons Marjorie Eshabrook cons Grace Khiae 30 Annette Church 30 Eleanor Lombard 720 Lucille Stratton 31 Dorothy Zannozh 31 The new members are Margaret Glessner 32 Miriam Wiechman 31 Katherine Barry 31 Lois Bradier 31 Marr Moarrill cons Anna Whelan 35 Helen Cabrentz 31 Alegughian 30 Jean Joiner 52 Phillis Keeney cons Kathleen Seale cons Myra Conlon cons Marjori Gardzrer 30 Alice Simonds 32 Jansz Russell cons pianist accompanist The annual tour will visit Southern Ohio West Virginia and Kentucky First rehearsal at Sturges Halls at 4 09 p m Monday
The bulletin lists prices on butter eggs and poultry in Cleveland markets with extras firsts and seconds. includes potato values from New York Maine Idaho and homegrown stocks. Hogs cattle calves and sheep receipts are reported for Cleveland and Chicago with steady markets and specific price ranges for various weight classes. Additional notes cover Toled o and Minneapolis grain quotes and hay prices, concluding with a local social column and a brief note on a biblical war chariot unearthed in Palestine.
Elyrians tour Kentucky sights between convention duties and parade. David Daniels of Lewis Mercantile strutted in uniform with a Kentucky Belle, drawing attention. The Elyria corps, nicknamed the Four Horsemen, entertained crowds with wooden horse costumes. They assisted orphans at the Home of Innocents, sang for residents, and distributed candy and cash. News of a Perth Australia heiress leaving 10 090 dollars to Britain debt, West Indies sugar exports to the U S, and Kaplan tailor holiday closure concludes the item.
The Louisville Herald-Post described a grand parade segment featuring a white and gold Elyria drum corps, a pinkish-white horse named Creampuff with a drum major, and a large Ohio department band. Nineteen Buckeye cities sent color guards. Middletown Medina Massillon Bryan Kenton Fremont and Steubenville sent drum and bugle corps. Four Legionnaires accompanied the procession.
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