Shipping Board Crisis Prompts Resignations and Protests
President Coolidge confronts a rebellion within the Shipping Board as Admiral Leigh Painer is ousted from the presidency of the Emergency Fleet Corporation and Rear Admiral Cone resigns as vice president and general manager. Thompson and Haney have already resigned from the board amid calls to abolish the agency.
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Washington
Coolidge
White House
United States Shipping Board
Leigh Painer
Bere E. Haney
Oregon
Plummer
Benson, Thompson
Haner
Coress
Sovermmen Shipping
Sot
Congress
Backas
Hanes
Department of Commerce
Hoover
Thompson
Senate
Edge
Conauld
Haney
Alabama
Bency Fleet Corporation
Teachey
Boston
New York
Palmer
Cone
Fleet Corporation
Thirteen Torain County Residents To Attend National Daily Show
Thirteen Torain County people depart Cleveland Monday at 6 15 over the Big Four for the National Daily Show in Indianapolis from October 12 to 19. County Agent C E Rowland lists attendees including Lawrence Harold Hardy Ira Lee Lishian Arthur Barnes Gilbert Betts Joan Green George Warner and Mrs Clair Miller.
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Torain County
Cleveland
Indianapolis
C. E. Rowland
Toda
Lawrence
Harold
Leslie Hardy
Ira Lee
Lishian
Arthur Barnes
Gilbert
Lawrence Betts
Joan Green
George Warner
Clair Miller
Aly Woolson Dies in Toledo Pioneer Merchant Founder
Aly Vs Woolson founder of Wools Spice Co and a pioneer merchant in the United States died at his Toledo home on October 7. The business leader was noted for his early contributions to the spice trade and regional commerce.
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A.M. Woolson
Toledo
Aly Vs Woolson
Wools Spice Co
United States
Beaver 3 Fears Experience Guarantees Satisfaction in Mar Cells
Martha Beaver 3 promises experience guarantees and satisfaction in hair care at Beauty Work. Thompson & Brookhouser advertise specialists offering hair bobbing services as a creditable addition to their salon offerings.
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Thompson & Brookhouser
Rotarians Hear Impressions of Russia by Niederhauser
Niederhauser of this city shared impressions from five years with the International YMCA serving Allied troops in Europe and the Orient. He described Siberia as beautiful, Russia as patient and honest yet brutal when aroused, and argued Bolshevism a reaction to oppression.
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JE. Niederhauser
Russia
Rotary. Club
Deane Burns
Niederhauser
International
Europe
Orient
Prague
Siberia
Prohibition Divorce and Court Actions Highlight October Proceedings
In Washington Ellen Reeves files for divorce citing her husband’s shift from teetotaler to habitual drinker. Also, Congress faces another wave of investigations this winter amid stirring controversy and scrutiny.
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Washington
Ellen Reeves
Congress
Aft
Un Ee MN i Li Poe Op GTAP THETA Victims Reported After Wreck
Four people were rushed to hospital after a likely fatal wreck in Chicago. The article notes more victims may be identified as authorities continue to assess the scene and confirm ages.
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Chicago
Cattle Testing Petition Progress Reported in City Hall Meeting
County Agent C B Rowland says testing can begin once owners rights signatures reach the required percent under the bill. About 25 major herd owners and 73 percent of cattle have signed and the petitions approved by Auditor Welty. 41 herd owners total represent 543 cattle. testing proceeds after 7 owners previously refused consent.
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Igst
Ety Township
C. BE. Rowland
O.K
Welty
State Veterinary Department
Jesacy
Cattlig
Woman shot dead in Cleveland home after quarrel
Saal dhe Cleveland October 7 Mae Proaeutios a 24 year old young wife and mother of two was shot and killed in her home following a quarrel with a en boar just after her husband left for work.
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Cleveland
Mae Proaeutios
Inter-Union Conference closes amid global parliamentary tensions
Washington report notes the twenty third Inter Union Conference ends as delegates assess a world crisis challenging parliamentary government. In New York, Mrs Bernidetta Linich faces court over alleged infidelity with a truck driver Edward O Gonzoer, mother to a four year old son. In Shiton contracts for five air mail feeder routes are awarded by the Post Office to commercial firms.
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Washingtoner
Orienta
Shi Ton
Element
Br Tr Postance Department Sadar
City finances note discrepancies noted in 1923 and 1924 records
A city council discussion highlights misstatements in receipts and expenditures for 1923 and 1924. The review compares 340 000 receipts for 1923 and zero for 1924, shows a 46 900 decrease instead of 15 600, and contrasts State Auditor figures with Mr Moise in water works and loan accounts.
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Council
Sinking Fund Commission
Ar. Moise
Ad in The Chronicle Telegram Want Page It Pays
An old Chronicle Telegram want ad promises payment for a listing. The brief note hints at a profitable opportunity, urging readers to place an advertisement to reap returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle Telegram
Chrronicle- Telegram
Liquor Origin Theories Target Local Bakeries
Police investigate claims that breweries use bakeries to hide liquor production. Officers Corbett Southam say two men described as suspects are under watch as the squad tracks a possible cake or dough based aroma linked to illegal spirits. A Cleveland bakery is suspected as a source.
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Pellee
Ito
Oficer Corbett Southam
Nfishr Squad
Gas Hawks Hold Woman After JP Assault in Cleveland
In Cleveland Ohio Burcett Ray age 17 and Mildred Ray 19 suffered injuries when two gas hawks attacked them during a car incident. Mildred escaped the trap, Burcett was found unconscious in a park and a suspect named Joseph Miceli age 15 was captured after the girls’ father chased the assailants to police headquarters.
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Cleveland, O
Burcett Ray
Mildred
Burmett
Raume
Polee
Joseph Miceli
Farm Bureau Loses Suit in Wellington Court
The Lorain Farm Bureau lost its suit against H A Hales in Justice Johnson's court. A jury returned two verdicts against the Bureau and attorney Ro Wingardner of Lima said the case would be appealed to Common Pleas Court. H M Hizes case set for trial at Wellington next morning for $30.
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Lorain Farm Bureau
Wellington
Bureau
H. A. Hales
Johnson
Ro MO
Winegardner
Lima
Farm Bureau
Common Pleas Cou
H. M
Hizes
Cold Weather Exits Chicago Days of Snow Move South
The weather bureau promised more wintry conditions as the cold front moved through Nevada and Montana with temperatures around 22 degrees. Snow depths, rain delays, and slushy conditions affected rail traffic in Wisconsin Colorado and surrounding states.
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Chicago. O
Weather Bureau
Nevada
Wromics
Montana
Iowa
South Dakota
Minnesota
Wrormins
Colorado
City finances show water works costs vs consumption
The auditor notes water charges rise with usage and suggests 1925 saw higher revenue than 1923 due to greater water pumped. He questions costs and savings across reorganizations, praising safety fund cuts and noting modest overall changes while highlighting governance details and procurement authority. The report ends with a New Orleans scene of the Audubon Park oak trees and a global Episcopal convention opening.
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Rucess
Ness
Clams Elyria Tough On Leggers
Carel Stankard comments on a clash between police and bootleggers after a ditch collision. Lloyd Sweet notes the Peerless car shows little damage while warning of potential rapid changes. Detroiter relatives report the city’s high bootlegger casualty record and call for action.
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Peerless
Carel Stankard
M. L. Obits
Lloyd Sweet
Griver
Mater
Sweet
Detroit
Chinese man confesses in Cleveland Chinatown murder case
Mark, a Chinese suspect, confessed to police aiding the investigation into Yee Chock's murder in Cleveland's Chinatown. He was indicted for first degree murder by the Cuyahoga County grand jury. Police continue to seek three other Chinese individuals claimed to be hired by the Leong Tong to commit the crime.
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Cleveland. O
Mark
Yee Chock
Sisia
Cleveland
Chinatown
Curahoga County
Grand Yu
Ham
Barry
Leong Tong
Yee
Cleveland Market Prices for Produce in Brief
Market notes show butter at 2755 1 2 shell. eggs at 52 cents per dozen. oleomargarine 27 cents. eggs and poultry quotes mixed. Prices listed for potatoes onions cucumbers and cabbage with varying per unit or per bushel charges.
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Ohio
Livestock Market Quotes and Prices Across Stockyard
The report lists bids and prices for cattle calves and hogs with varied grades. Good to choice steers mid range nine dollars per hundredweight. cows and heifers also priced from four to fifteen dollars. Calves bid around fourteen dollars with lower grades at eleven to thirteen dollars. Lambs and sheep quoted with ranges from twelve to fifteen dollars for ewes and wethers. hogs noted with bids near twelve to thirteen dollars and mixed lots around twelve to fourteen dollars.
Volstead Named Legal Adviser in Northwest Prohibition Office
Andrew J. Volstead, author of the Prohibition Act, to serve as legal adviser to the Northwest Prohibition Office, announced by West Coast official W. H. Rhinow. Volstead said he will not run again for Congress.
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Minngaruuin
Minn
Andrew J. Volstead
Northwest Prohibition Office
W. H. Rhinow
Rezi
Volstead
Its
Elyria fire hazard inspections expected today
Two and State Fire Marshal Dunn of Cleveland were to examine several Elyria buildings for fire hazard danger. Dunn was delayed by other matters and did not arrive as planned. In Bellefonte Pennsylvania the air mail depot search continues for Pilot Charles Ames missing since Thursday with a one thousand dollar reward offered for information.
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Elyria
Cleveland
Dunn
W. N. Bates
Bellefonte
Hele Hope
Air Mail
Charles We. Ames
Pilots Association of the
Air Mail Service
Navy air fleet on five five three ratio defends US
Rear Admiral William A. Moffett told the President's aid board that the American fleet, maintained on the five five three ratio from the disarmament conference, would deter enemy air invasion and defend the United States.
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Washington
United States
William A. Moffett
Bureau of Aeronautics
Way
Hew Highway Plan Promoted at Dover Mee
At a Dover meeting Elyria Dover and Rock Falls representatives discussed a new 125 foot highway west from Hilliard Road bridge along Rocky River to border Lorain and Cuyahoga counties. Chairman Hewitt said land donations are sought and Elyria has already secured part of the route with further action to be decided.
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Hilliard Rd
Toth County
Hens
Lorain
Curahoga
Holla Dover
Elyria
Dover
Crak
Hewitt
City Wall Janitor Returns to Work at City Hall
City Hall returns to normal as Frank Jones comes back to cleaning duties after a three month illness. Mayor’s Clerk J. G. Schrock confirms Jones nearly fell ill again yet is back on the job restoring the building to his standard of cleanliness.
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Frank Jones
J. G. Schrock
Frank
Coolidge Auto Tour Through St Louis At Night
President Coolidge and Mrs Coolidge motored through St Louis after arriving from Omaha where he addressed a large American Legion gathering. The pair toured the city at 62:30 PM with a brief layover before continuing to Washington.
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ST. Louis
Coolidge
St._Louis
Missouri
Omaha
Yesterda
American Legion
Prent
Pied Piper Parade at Allen's Boot Shop Draws 250 Children
The Pied Piper of Hamlin Town appeared in Elyria with a 250 child parade from Broad Street led by the Piper in nursery dress. Allen's Boot Shop promotes Pied Piper Shoes as an advertising feature likely to recur if community requests continue.
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Allen
Hamlin
Elyria
Broad Street
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