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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1927
Page
12
The fate of the Marshall bill remains unresolved as lawmakers weigh its merits. Supporters push for passage while opponents call for amendments or defeat, signaling a decisive vote to come in the coming sessions.
Ohio Attorney General Edward C. Turner said the proposed Marshal justice of the peace fee bill to be voted on in November has no impact on the jurisdiction of justices in civil cases. He dismissed an anti saloon league claim that the bill would force rural residents to seek county seats for petty litigation.
Rankin requests a meeting with Governor Vic Denabey to explain a confrontation after a liquor raid near Lorain. Witnesses said a girl and her brother resisted Rankin’s search and a crowd shouted as Rankin used a forceful tactic to prevent potential violence. The governor may probe Rankin and deputies’ recent activities.
McDonald defended Rankin as a public safety officer amid past reprimands while noting other agents also faced issues in Lorain. He conceded Rankin’s "radical tendencies" helped cause minor disruptions and said Governor Donahay will allow a thorough McDonald led inquiry.
A taxi and two pursuit cars followed toward Eden Park. Remus attempted to stop the taxi, confronted a woman guest, and fired multiple times after chasing her, culminating in a fatal shooting as she struggled with assailants.
October 6 Cleveland reporting prices for potatoes cheese poultry butter eggs across Maine Ohio New York Michigan Wisconsin Idaho and Colorado. Notable items include Maine potatoes at 3.25 to 3.35 per 150-pound sack and butter at 49 to 51 cents per pound tablets.
The General Motors Research Corporation president notes a gallon's latent energy could move a four cylinder car 450 miles if fully converted. Oliver, an automotive engineer, claims a new invention cuts gas costs and seeks agents and trial samples via The Whirlwind Mfg. Co. in Milwaukee Wisconsin.
Receipts show cattle and sheep steady with diverse price ranges. Beef steers 100-976, beef cows 600-900, vealers 750-1,000, heavy calves 1,300-1,600. Sheep receipts 1,200 with top fat lambs around 1,425 and bulk fat lambs 950-1,100, bulk fat ewes 500-650. Market remains steady across categories.
Local notices include Sue Croyle filing for divorce from Robert J. Croyle of Cleveland alleging gross neglect and desertion since 1925 with support for herself and a restoration of her maiden name Sue Scheiferster.
Washington report says Cleveland and Detroit are favorites for the 1928 Republican national convention. A Republican National Committee member disclosed an unofficial delegate poll. United Press was informed today.
John W. McCormick died at his home near Grafton at 2:00 AM at age 71 years 10 months 23 days after a year of ill health He leaves three children including Mrs Henry I Emerson of Cleveland and Archie Emerson two grandchildren Glen Strickland and Louise McCormick Emerson He lived in Grafton township 23 years Funeral service Saturday at 2 PM from his home with Rev Wright of Rootstown and Rev Brown officiating burial in North Street Cemetery
Lyman Doud, 73, of 160 Hamilton Street, died yesterday at Elyria Memorial Hospital at 3.30 from infirmities of old age. He is survived by son Harry of Cleveland and two daughters, Mrs. Harley of New York and another in Los Angeles. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
The report details Quinjano and Anitua captured by their own men and handed to General Escobar. The former commanders joined Escobar’s federal forces after escaping the barracks and pledging loyalty. They were brought to Mexico City for court martial as deputies vow to unseat anti reelectionists identified as traitors. Messages of support flood Calles as rebel artillery is moved to the capital by federal troops.
The late Dr Davis a Shriner bequeaths all Sonic items and household goods from his Virgin home to Number Four and the girl until they turn 21. Relatives Mr and Mrs Robert Gray and Mr and Mrs Harri Wolf are noted, but the will states the entire fortune goes to the two children as remaining Davis family members.
Springfield Mor row Drugs, operating a downtown drug store and eight other branches, has been purchased by Cincinnati’s Dow Drug Company. L A Morrow, son of the Mor row president, will be retained as general manager.
In Fort Madison Iowa 14 year old Lile Messner who killed Kathleen Forrest six in Cedar Rapids begins a life term in the state penitentiary. He was placed in the hospital ward for observation and appeared more inclined to smoke a cigarette than to heed farewells from his mother and sisters.
Mamie Boretek of 4441 Lorain Avenue Cleveland sues Dr Ki O Suit Clara Brown in common pleas court alleging a scheme to defraud by altering a deed and misappropriating rent from land in Lorain. She seeks an injunction against defacing the deed and selling the property and a court order for rent accounting.
Columbus Ohio October 6 1930 state employment bureaus placed 10 264 persons in jobs in Ohio during September Otto W Branch chief of the work report said There were 17 108 applicants.
The article describes sciatic neuritis with sharp thigh to foot pain and tender nerve points. It promotes Allenby Special Formula No 2 capsules as the best relief, claiming pain reduction in about 24 hours and restored comfort with continued use. Phillips Drug Co. stocks Alleury Special Formula No. 2.
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