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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1928
Page
1
Open World Series Opener At Yankee Stadium Cardinals Edge Yankees
Cardinals and Yankees clash before a capacity Yankee Stadium crowd in the opening World Series. Sherdel starts for St Louis as Koenig Ruth Gehrig and Meusel lead the action for New York. Bottomley belts a homer and the Cardinals push ahead in a tense ninth inning rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardinals
Yankees
Douthit
Ef Paschal
Cf High
Koenig
Frisch
Ruth
Bottomley
Gehrig
Hafey
If Meusel
If Harper
Rf Lazzeri
Wilson
Dugan
Maranville
Bengough
Sherdel
P Hort
Yankee Stadium
New York
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Yankees
Wee Willie Sherdel
Bill McKechnie
Walker
Judge Landis
Ytankees
Sylvester Johnson
St. Louis
Hoyt
Paschal
Blove
Meusel
Durst
Yanks
Witnesses Called Before Grand Jury in Lorain Slot Ring Probe
Subpoenas issued as grand jury investigates Lorain slot machine politics. Winter Rose of Sixth StreetLorain arrives to discuss streets and alleged ties to local figures. County Prosecutor D A Baird questioned Rose after he declined to testify publicly. The panel questioned Steve Yasha and Louis Haas as special investigators press for details. Haas was told to return at 1 pm after private questioning with Baird and deputy Butler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Winter Rose
Sixth Street
Rose
Court House
D. A. Baird
Baird
Grand Jury
Steve Yasha
Louis Haas
Allison Avenue
Haas
Howard Butler
E. G. Mathews
Brand
Stewart Trial Postponed By DC Judge
Justice Jennings Bailey of the District of Columbia supreme court postponed the perjury trial of Indiana Standard Oil chief Robert W. Stewart from October 8 to November 12. The delay follows a government request denial and aims to await a District of Appeals ruling on the Harry Sinclair contempt case likely by November 5. A decision may affect the Stewart indictment and Sinclair sentence if the Dome inquiry is found beyond Senate committee powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jennings Bailey
District Columbia Supreme Court
Robert W. Stewart
Indiana Standard Oil
Senate
Bailey
District Court of Appeals
Harry Sinclair
Senate Committee
Dome
Stewart
Sinclair
Bigamist Freed From Ohio Prison
Peter McCulla, also known as Peter M. Stultz, is released from the Ohio state penitentiary after a one to seven year sentence for bigamy. He plans to return to his second wife and five children aged two to nine, with a possible remarriage if needed. His release followed a cancer operation and recommendations from the judge, prosecutor, and prison doctors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Peter McCulla
Chillicothe
McCulla
Peter M. Stultz
Ross County Grand Jury
Brownhelm High Leads County Junior Red Cross Push
Brownhelm High School reports one hundred percent Junior Red Cross membership, the first of twenty county schools to join. Eleven Elyria schools also participate among the twenty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RED Cross
Brownhelm High
Brownhelm
Elyria
City urged to display flags for troop departure
Today a suggestion urged local business houses to display flags tomorrow afternoon when the American Lesson dram and bugle corps depart for San Antonifo. The train leaves at 2 30 p m and the boys will parade a half hour before train time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonifo
Donahey to Leave Politics for Family Wealth
Columbus Oct 4 Gov Vic Donahey says there is no money to be made in public office if one stays honest and will retire from the governorship next January practically broke and cured of his desire to hold public office He plans to enter business at a modest salary and save about 1000 a year on a governor’s 10000 salary He displays a bank book showing 6022 saved and says he has nothing else in the world and wishes to set up for old age He supports the Democratic ticket and has given to campaign funds as he could.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Vic Donahey
Donahey
U. S. Senate
Gov. Donahey
Ohio
Donaher
Extra Cicco Indicted by Lorain Grand Jury
Lorain County Grand Jury indicted Louis Cicco a member of the Lorain liquor squad on a shooting to wound charge involving Betty Heywood 22 Elyria wounded Sept 26 when the auto failed to stop for city officers. Six to ten secret indictments were returned with 62 cases considered 35 indictments 8 pass 19 no bills. Emery Horvath Lorain killed his wife indicted for manslaughter with arraignments set for Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Cicco
Lorain
Lorain County
Grand Jury
Betty Heywood
Elyria
Frank Klady
Walter Knitter
Baird
Emery Horvath
Republican committee reports September funds total
The Republican National Committee reported to the House and Senate campaign expenditures committee that September collections amounted to 1,074,870.70 dollars, bringing total receipts to 1,743,289.70 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Republican National Committee
House and Senate
Hassel and Cramer Sail For Home From Greenland Ordeal
Bert Hassell and Parker D. Cramer, from Rockford UK, began a flight from Rockford to Sweden via Cochrane Ont and Mt. Evans Greenland. They lost their way over Greenland and landed near Mt. Evans, later rescued by the University of Michigan expedition to Greenland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Denmar
Det
Bert Hassell
Parker D. Cramer
Rockford
Hassell
Cramer
Ieater
Sweden
Cochrane
Ont
Mt. Evans
Greenland
University of Michigan
Cooper Speaks At Canal Winchester Rally
Oct 4 Canal Winchester hosts fall festival and fair with a Republican rally inviting Myera Y. Cooper governor candidate Join C. Speaks and other candidates to speak. Democratic rally planned for tomorrow featuring Mar Un L. Davey and others. Richard F. Cleveland son of Grover Cleveland to speak for national ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooper
Canal Winchester
Winchester
Conal
Myera Y. Cooper
C. Speaks
Congress
Mar UN L. Davey
Richard F. Cleveland
Baltimore
Grover Cleveland
Butler at Kiwanis on obstacles to self government in India
Professor F. W. Butler of Oberlin spoke at the Kiwanis Club at the Newell Hotel on the hurdles to self government in India. He cited communication, language, caste power of Brahmans, religious antagonism, and early marriage customs as major obstacles. A vocal solo by Edward Hannum accompanied the program. The piece noted four days and three nights by train from Simla to Madras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
F. W. Butler
Department of
Church History
Oberlin
Kiwanis Club
Newell Hotel
Edward Hannum
Butler
Simba
Madras
Ohio
Zanesville Man Fatally Hurt In Crash
Newcomerstown Ohio October 4 one man was killed and four injured when two autos collided. De George Evangelos a confectioner from Zanesville died on the way to a hospital. His wife and Gus Morris were injured. Evangelos and Adam Hothern from Newcomerstown were in opposite directions when Hothern turned onto a side road. Evangelos fatally struck Hothern's machine and then hit a porch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcomerstown
de George Evangelos
Zanesville
Coshocton
Gus Morris
Evangelos
Adam Hothern
Hothen
Jewelry store burglary in Lorain nets about $1000 in jewels
In Lorain on Broadway, thieves smashed two plate glass windows of H. P. Nielsen and Sons jewelry and stole around $1000 in gems. Police found a lone auto jack as a clue, suggesting the motive and method. Also dated Oct 4, Lorain notes a fire squad shift toward motorization leaves one horse era fire company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
H. P. Nielsen and Sons
David Holt
Davey Accused of Flooding Ohio With Propaganda
Columbus Ohio October 4 Congressman Martin L Davey Democratic nominee for governor faced charges from Republican Arthur Nixon Dayton that he used his congressional rank to flood Ohio with campaign literature without paying postage. Nixon claimed 250 mail sacks totaling 460000 pieces would have cost 9200 to mail and accused Davey of spending vast sums while criticizing Republican rival Myers Cooper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus.c
Martin L. Davey
Inday
Arthur Nixon
Dayton
Republican Central Committee
Ohio
Daver
Myers V. Cooper
Mr. Davey
Cooper
Wovernment Printing Shop
Post Office
Davey
Nixon
Norwalk
Y M C A Reports First Day Membership Surge
Fifteen Y M C A teams reported 142 new members on opening night of the campaign. The Young Men's Club led with 27 new members, Rotary club 23, Junior Hi Yo 15, while several teams failed to report. Directors James Thomas Ralph Standen and Walter Kohn spoke as football film reels and Elyria High guests accompanied the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
William C. McCictas
James Thomas
Ralph Standen
Walter Kohn
Elyria High School
Young Men’s Club
Business Men’s Club
Agenda Club
Washington School
Cheese and Crackers Club
Franklin School
Ely
Kiwanis Club
Garford School
McKinley School
Roosevelt School
Elyria Drum and Bugle Corps Fund Near Goal
Mayor James A. Hewitt praised Elyria citizens for nearly reaching the six thousand dollar goal to send the Drum and Bugle Corps of the American Legion to San Antonio Texas. He thanked individuals business men fraternal orders manufacturers county garage men Armco Assn and all others who contributed and expressed faith the corps will bring honor to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Corps
San Antonio
Texas
James A. Hewitt
Elyrians
American Legion
Armco Assn
Couch-Uthe Co to Expand With New Addition
Couch-Uthe Co plans a new one story brick addition on Buckeye Street behind the existing plant to nearly double capacity for screw machine parts. Construction started a week ago and should finish in about a week. cost estimated at 4000 dollars, erected by Alex Altfeld.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Couch-Uths Company
Buckeye Street
A. J. Uthe
Couch-Uthe Company
Uthe
Alex Altfeld
Jewelers Robbery Prompt Lorain Police Aid
Local police asked for aid from Lorain police to locate thieves who broke into Nielsen's Jewelry store early today. Suspects smashed the plate glass window and stole two men's watches a ladies brooch fifteen ladies rings nine men's rings three ladies wrist watches and two other watches. They fled south in an automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Nielson
Wisconsin Woman Siller Killed in Ohio Crash Near St Clairsville
Mrs Clifford Smith of Milwaukee Wisconsin was killed when the car she rode in overturned on a short curve on the National Pike near St Clairsville Ohio. Her eight year old daughter Edith was injured and taken to Ohio Valley hospital Wheeling West Virginia for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Siller
ST. Clairsville
Clifford Smith
Milwaukee
Wis
Edith
Ohio Valley Hospital
Wheeling
W. Va
Baseball World Series Play by Play Card 1
A muddled account of the early World Series game action featuring the Cardinals and Yankees. It covers pitches, outs, hits, and fielding misplays with scattered observations on key plays including Ruth and Gehrig scoring on a double and a homer by Meusel, amid numerous miscues and lineups.
Youth Dies After Auto Crash Near Gallipolis
Horace Karr, 18, son of Meigs County Commissioner Irving Karr, died today in Gallipolis after injuries from an automobile accident near Pomeroy last Sunday. He planned to enter Ohio State University this year. His grandfather, Professor Thomas Karr, a noted Southern Ohio teacher, was killed nearby in a previous wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Horace Karr
Irving Karr
Meigs County
Pomeroy
Ohio State University
Horace
Thomas Karr
Ohio
Karr
Two Men Die From Sewer Gas At Cambridge Plant
Cambridge dispatch reports two city employees C. F. Stilgenbauer and H. M. Fuller were asphyxiated while working in the city ejector plant. A third worker, Walefer Turner, service director, was overcome but will recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
C. F. Stilgenbauer
H. M. Fuller
Walefer Turner
Political campaign update on Governor Smith itinerary and bids
Governor Smith's second campaign hour likely to be announced soon with a departure from New York planned for Monday and a first speech possibly in North Carolina or Tennessee. He denounced Hoover's farm relief plan while Senator Borah attacked him as vague on farm relief, portraying Hoover as the farmer's advocate in Fargo, North Dakota. Former Senator Owen of Oklahoma denied Robinson's charges regarding 1924 subsidy support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
New York
North Carolina
Tennessee
Herbert Hoover
Robert Owen
Oklahoma
Joseph T. Robinson
Tammeny Superport
Borah
Governor Smith
Farmer
Fargo
N. D. Sea
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Owens
Rigler
McGowan
Pfirman
Doubit
High
Durocher
Lazzeri
Feisch Ous
Mausel
Harper
Benroush
Orsattl
Orsatti
Orsatt
Holm
Orsatut
Bigamist
Cicco
B.O.P
Hassel
Tdrive
Couch-Uthe CO
Toulox
Gehriz
Koenie
Flafey
Harper Uv Biull Nae
Inelde
Paschal Wilson
Low Wilson
Mayr
Ton Dugan
Bouthit
Bengourh
Yankers
Stuke
Doubh
Koenics
Jett Field
Hoxst
Hgh
Bengong
Shherdel
Yuo
Strik
Hatfey
Hose Witern
Koentz
Maranote
Koenzs
M. Ball
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