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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1930

Page

7

Chauffeur testifies aiding Lingle murder in Chicago

Conscience stricken chauffeur tells coroner's jury he helped kill Tribune reporter Alfred J. Lingle. He identifies Joe Traum Frank Bel Richard Sullivan and a blond man as hired killers for a $10000 payoff from Christ Patras in a Chicago gang feud.

Chicago Alfred J. Lingle Lingle Joe Traum Kentucky Frank Bel Herman Bundeser Traum Bell Richard Michael Sullivan Christ Patras Notth Side Jack Zuta Patras Zuta Wisconsin Jane Sullivan Sax Bundesen Beli Leavenworth Ilinois Central Ingle

Unraveling the Lingle Case and Related Murders

The report follows a tangled racketeering chain linked to the Lingle murder, Patras holdup, and Bain claims. Sullivan confesses to violence while Bell and others face indictments amid a city rocked by a sprawling corruption tale totaling about $69,000 yearly.

Mas Sullivan Lingle Patras Bell Bundesen Sulivan Audesen Leavy Traum Gael Vatas Iasi Jack Zuta Dyrk Lunsie Ce Singh Slaim

State to Liquidate New London Co Bank in Ohio

The State banking department took over for liquidation the Savings Loan Company of New London Huron County. Directors requested action. Emmett Schurr will be temporarily in charge. Depositors withdrawals depleted reserves forcing the closing. Capital stock $30,000 and June 30 report showed resources of about 41,000. Charles McClare president and W R Lawrence treasurer secretary.

Columbia State Banking Department Todate Sarings Loan Company of New Londonz Huron State Bank Emmett Schurr Columbus Charles McClare W. RR. Lawren

Allen P. T. A. Clothing Drive for Schoolchildren

The Allen PTA will collect clean and mended clothing for children of school age, due by Tuesday morning. Items should be sent to the school building. those unable to deliver may call Mrs. Fiord Yost at 341 for pickup. District members attending the State PTA convention in Cleveland Oct 15 18 17 should contact Mrs. L. L. Llewellyn, association president.

Allen PT. AL. Child Welfare Department Orr Anizone Fiord Yost Anrone Cleveland L. L

Young officers found guilty of treason in Leipzig

Lieutenants Richard Scheringer Hans Ludin and Hans Wendt of Reichsweller were convicted of treason for inciting Reichswehr troops on behalf of fascists. They received 15 months military imprisonment each, with six months and three weeks deducted for related charges, and were expelled from the army.

Leipig Germany Richard Scheringer Hans Ludiow Hans Wendt Reichsweller Reichswebhr Eaca Supreme Court Eringer Ludin Ob Mier Publ 5 Fas Unos Imell W3s Ieasa Srear Adolph Hitter S Ptime Urat Hitier Wnarzes Aga Trig

Fox Furnace Co Goes On The Air Sunday

An advertisement announces the Fox Furnace Five program airing Sunday evening on WFAM. It promotes a heating and cooling system claimed to provide year round comfort, including humidification control and air conditioning, with claims of automatic operation and improved home climate.

Fox Furnace Co BL & O Wfam Calarlhe Clear Stronsik Fox Furnace Five Seylar Sundar Evenins

Reformatory Matron Found Dead in Pennsylvania Institution

Police investigate the death of a reformatory matron at a Pennsylvania facility. The body was found in her room after a struggle involving an inmate and a guard. Investigators say the victim suffered heavy head wounds and was stabbed before being discarded.

Reformatory Media Metror Reformato Mear Charles Raeste

October Start Sees Building Permits Surge in Elyria

Early October records in Elyria show three building permits issued with total estimates of 6380 for the first three days, nearly half September’s total. September had 23 permits and a 31420. Garages dominated September permits, with nine granted for that construction type. The three October permits include Karl P. Walton and others.

Elyria John G. Schrock Karl P. Walton

Did You Know Him The silhouette of Dr AL RL Agate

The Chronicle features the silhouette of Dr AL RL Agate, commander of the American Legion, noted as a familiar local figure in yesterday’s coverage.

Westerday Tetesram AL RL. Agate American Legion

Bridal month myths linger in local bridal notices

In October and September fragments a local blurbs note Derby street thefts and a general belief that bridal arrangements cluster in certain months. The text hints at popular marriage times and probate timing amid scattered OCR garble.

Municipal Permit Estimates and Addresses in 1903

A fragment lists permit estimates and street addresses including 665 Fese River Street Koylan Building Samuel Heasee air son of stores front 31 200 and Mrs Mars Stau der garage at East Broad Suceess FLI0 largest Septer estimate 2 for Maude Peat 21 LO3L West River Street dwelling S202 Avenue addition to hons AVPOUS Raies erage John B Halp Mortimer 217 Princeton Ave Raies Princeton West Sixth Harrison S20 ta

Fese Koylan Samuel Heasee Air Son of Mars Stauder East Broad Suceess Maude Peat West River Avenue Broad Sir West Josent Barkas Teven

Fragmented OCR note on a fatal shooting and aftermath

Incomplete report describes a shooting with killers fleeing in a car abandoned behind a store. One woman died at the scene or shortly after, and a man named Miznu died minutes after admission. Mike Lobance, aged 20, is named as severely wounded.

Ery Ana

Bulgarian Ruler to Wed Italian Princess in Royal Pact

King Boris of Bulgaria and Princess Giovanna of Italy announced engagement amid church state objections. Giovanna is 22, Boris 36, with a Bulgarian national holiday declared. Pope dispensation granted ensuring Catholic upbringing for all children, including future heirs.

Rome Ver Boris Bulgaria Giovanna Italy Victor Emmanuel Helena Europe Boris II Congregation of the Holy Office

Elyria Proclaims Fire Prevention Week Observance

Mayor proclaims the week of October to be Fire Prevention Week in Elyria to stress fire safety. He cites 1925 fire losses, recent local fatalities, and urges caution with matches, rubbish fires, cigars, wiring, and cooking apparatus to reduce deaths and property losses.

Elyria America Cizeus Elyvia Timmsen Eivria Surance

Bandits Relent at Valparaiso Auto Sale Incident

In Valparaiso Indiana local news reports a bandit incident involving a running gun used in a botched auto sale presumed to be near Bax county. No injuries reported as suspects fled the scene.

Valparaiso Ind Edwin Po Auto

Dewhurst Promoted to Allance Division Commercial Rep

Paul F. Dewhurst, longtime head of floor sales for The Ohio Public Service Company Elyria Division, has been transferred to the Alliance Division as commercial representative in charge of all commercial lighting and sales work. His associates regret his departure but rejoice in his promotion.

Paul F. Dewhurst Ohio Public Service Company Al-lance Dewhurst Elyria Ths City

Divorce suit filed in common pleas court Weiss vs Weiss

A divorce petition was filed in common pleas court by Josephine Weiss against Frank Weiss claiming lack of support and marriage dissolution. No children reported. Also Gowarin sues Otto West for damages from an accident on Telegraph road. Fannie Tet sues First Hungarian Young Peoples Sick Benefit Association for $592 on her son Jobe’s death. June 1, 1909.

Divorca Common Pleas Court Josephine Weiss Frank Weiss Sa Gowarin Otto West Fannie Tet First Hungarian Young Peoples & Sick Benefit Association Jobe

Chickens To Be Debate Subject In Oberlin Meeting

An Oberlin Flassia township bureau meeting will discuss which kind of chickens is best with a poultry debate set for next Tuesday night at the home of Ft. Clark on West Lotais street. Teams are not yet named and the subject will be Poultry.

Jor Misa Eva Hungerford West Russia Township Hallowe’en Edith Christy Spring Street Stella Oldfield Alice Margaret Ruth Virginia Powell

Death notices and an archaeological find from Indiana

Death notices record the passing of Miss Pearl Thornton at Elsina Memorial Hospital with funeral plans to follow. Charles Mitchell formerly of Elyria dies at the Masonic Home Springfield with services pending at Shell. An infant son of Clarence Winfield and Mary Esher Winfield dies at St Joseph's Hospital Lorain with burial at St Mary cemetery. A correction notes a granddaughter Dian Marcia Whaurr survives in Mrs Ru Golph Geetz notice. An Indiana trench reveals skeletal remains possibly from a precontact race showing a common grave pattern at the Earl family site.

Miss Pearl Thornton Little Thornton Prospect Street Elsina “Memorial Hospital Charles F. Mitchell Charell Elyria Ma Sonic Springfield Shell Mitcheall Elizabeth Witchell Miyria Clarence Winfield Mary Esher Winfield Golph Geetz Dian Marcia Whaurr Arthur Than Earl Indiana Reader Jed

Oberlin Annual Mixer and Musical Events Planned

The Oberlin campus hosts its annual mixer next Tuesday at Finney Chapel with signature exchanges, a prize for handwriting a mysterious host’s signature, a light supper, and a flag tower ceremony. The college concert band debuts at Warner Concert Hall at 7 30 pm, conducted by Arthur L Williams, free to the public.

Oberlin Finney Chapel Jack Wickler Wilkins Warner Concert Hall Arthur L. Willams Williams Hatch Lyle Craine

Prosecution Sets Arraignments for Indicted Men

County Prosecutor Doc W. Myers announced arraignments will be held in Common Pleas Court at 2 o'clock Monday morning. He noted the first week of grand jury work focused on in jail cases and that yesterday's preliminary report aimed to free those not indicted.

Doc W. Myers Common Pleas Court Myers

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