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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1929

Page

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Atwater recounts graft in Cleveland playground case

Neal Atwater named City Clerk Fred W. Thomas and Councilman William E. Potter as participants in the Cleveland playground land graft. Major figures including Councilman Herman H. Finkle and Liston G. Schooley face implications as prosecutors press questions and recall Atwater for further testimony in the grand jury investigation.

William E. Potter Fred Thomas Cleveland Herman H. Finkle Harmon S. Atwater Finkle Liston G. Schooley Atwater Florida Fred W. Thomas Schooley Michael Froetch Rmon G. Atwater Hephenisd William E Power Jed Thomas Ray T. Bill Miller Atater Ction Tomor

Printing pioneer Wilmot built Lorain Times Herald and more

When 21 he was foreman of a newspaper plant in Urbana Ohio later moving to Springfield Sandusky and Elyria returning in 1926. He joined Henry G Peat Printing Co until 1923 when he owned Lorain Times Herald. He then started a printing business with his brother on April 15 1924 and has run it for nearly 20 years. He is married with three daughters and lives at 255 Pasadena Avenue. His hobbies include livestock and gardening. His boyhood ambition was to be a railroad engineer.

Don A. Wilmot Urbana Ohio Springfield Sandusky Elyria Henry G. Peat Unti Lorain Wilmot Asadena Avenue

Lorain Fatal Freight Car Crash Kills Man

A Lorain Ohio freight yard accident killed John Dowdell 28 and injured Henry Watts as a switching car struck a spreading track. Dowdell pinned beneath the car died. Watts treated at St Josephs hospital with a broken hip and uncertain injuries. Edwin Kalkison also injured after falling from a freight car.

Lorain John Dowdell C Street Henry P. Watts 21St Street Baltimore and Ohio Seventh Street Broadway Dowdell Watts St. Joseph’s Hospital Miles E. Perry

All Quiet on World Series Front Heads to Philadelphia

All is quiet on the World Series front with teams shifting aims to the eastern front. The Cubs head toward Philadelphia to resume hostilities Friday if weather allows, as sports writers fill the void with speculation. Connie Mack’s Athletics must win two of three at Shibe Park to avoid another Chicago rematch, with veteran Jack Quinn likely on the mound and Guy Bush a possible turn for McCarthy’s plans.

Philadelphia Cubs McCarty Connie Mack Shite Park Chicago Jack Quinn McCarthy Guy Bush

No Changes in Number of Precincts in County

The County Board of Elections announced no changes in the total precinct count of 137 for the county. Lorain has 47 precincts, Elyria 36, Oberlin 6, and the rest total 45. registration dates for the November election will be set the week before the vote.

County Board of Elections Lorain Elyria Oberlin

Lorain Y M C A secretary resigns to take new post

Thomas Wilson, the Lorain Y M C A general secretary for three years, resigned at a board meeting and will move to Pueblo Colorado to assume a similar position. His family resides in Pueblo. Nicholas Johnson, 26, starts a solo endurance attempt in Cleveland tonight aiming to sit in a chair atop a building for 125 hours, with a loss if he falls asleep. He cites prior records in Philadelphia and Chattanooga.

Lorain Thomas Wilson Lorain Y. M. C. A Board of Pueblo Colorado Cleveland Nicholas Johnson Johnson Philadelphia Chattanooga

Fall Bribery Trial Delayed By Doctor's Report On Fall

Albert B. Fall former interior secretary and senator faces a postponed bribery trial after Dr Thomas A Crayton reported lung congestion. Justice William Hitz had the doctor examine Fall in his hotel room as he remains weak and unable to sit unaided. Prosecutor Owen J Roberts weighs next steps with President Hoover possibly delaying indictments.

Washington Albert B. Fall Interior Thomas A. Craytor William Hitz Fall Sterling Ruffin Falt Thomas A. Crayton Hitz Ruffin Owen J. Roberts Hoover Teapot Dome Sinclair Doheny

Miss Richards to teach piano in Lucknow India

Miss Marjorie Richards of East College street will depart from New York in November to serve three years as a piano instructor at the Isabela Thobult College for Women in Lucknow India. An Oberlin Conservatory graduate, she studied four years there and is sent by the Methodist Women’s Foreign Missionary Society. Daughter of the late Dr. E H Richards, longtime Africa missionary, she travels alone and plans to return after her term with no fixed future plans.

Oberlin, O Maryjorie Richards East College Street New York Lucknow India Isabela Tho Bult College Miss Richards Oberlin Conservatory of Music Methodist Women’s Foreign Missionary Society E. H. Richards Africa

Conditions at Gillghool to Be Proed

Delaware County grand jury will convene in special session next Wednesday to investigate the Girls Industrial School at Winson Hill. Youthful County Prosecutor Winson W Hill states the inquiry will cover cruelty to inmates immorality theft of state property drinking among staff and failure to enforce laws including reports that young girl inmates are allowed to smoke. The school is a state correctional institution for girls under 13. Mr and Mrs F P Hleou, appointed by former Governor Donahey six years ago, are in charge.

Delaware Delaware County Girls’ Industrial School Winson W. Hill United Press Today Hill F. P. Hleou Vic Donahey

Chronicle Telegram baseball extra praised for completeness

Readers lauded the Chronicle Telegrams baseball extra for its complete coverage including the score by innings, size-up, play by play, and photos. An extra will follow each day’s game during the series with full United Press coverage and a new electrical scoreboard at the office for fans.

Chronicle-Telegram Baseball Extra Wrigley Field Chicago Chronicle Telegram United Press Wire Chronicle- Telegam

Man in Custody Admits Driving in Fatal Crash

Camillo Fiorilla also known as Mike Cerroni, likely from Akron, admitted to Sheriff yesterday that he drove the car that struck a Brighton group of schoolchildren on Sept 26, killing 10 year old Jeanette McConnell. He is to be arraigned on a manslaughter charge before Judge W O Thompson. arrest followed in Detroit and return to Elyria.

Camillo Fiorilla Mike Cerroni Common Pleas W. O. Thompson Fiorilla Akron Clarence E Agems Brighton Jeanette McConnell John Doe Detroit Elyria Pam Chapman Frank Stronie

Six Year Old Girl Injured by Auto at City Intersection

Dorothy Spear, 6, of 1017 West River Street, stepped from behind a coal truck into the path of a car driven by I. T. Bahr at Lake Avenue and Lodi Street. She sustained minor injuries and was taken to Elria clinic, later released. Earlier, 7-year-old Theodore Bosmery of Jefferson School suffered a fractured skull and a broken wrist, condition improved today.

Dorothy Spear W. River St I.T. Bahr Lorain Bahr Lake Avenue Lodi Street Elrria Clinic Dorothy Theodore Bosmery

Light's Golden Jubilee marks Elyria Edison tribute

Elyria joins the nation October 1 to 21 to honor Thomas A Edison with the Chamber of Commerce led festival. Window displays prize money of 20 10 and 5 dollars encourage progress themes over the last fifty years with limited downtown lighting exhibits and a large Edison portrait unveiling on October 18 in Ely Park.

Elsria Thomas A. Edison Elyria Chamber of Commerce Ely Park

Telluride banker pleads guilty to mail fraud

Charles Delos Waggoner, of Telluride Colorado, pleaded guilty in Federal Court to using the mails to defraud and was sentenced to 15 years in prison. He admitted conspiring to obtain 500000 from six New York banks to aid his Telluride bank, where he was president.

Telluride New York Charles Delos Waggoner Colo Waggoner Telluride Bank

United States Accepts Invitation To London Conference

The State Department announced the United States accepts the British invitation to the London naval conference next January. Secretary Stimson said the full text of the response to Foreign Minister Henderson would be released tomorrow. the document was sent to London for delivery to the British Foreign Office likely today. France and Italy were hints for similar replies.

United States Washington State Department London Stimson Henderson France Italy

Rescue five from Akron fires

Five persons were rescued in two fires in Akron, routing six families from their homes. Roy Hart and an invalid, G. G. Lian, were saved from flames that gutted a three story frame building. Mrs. G. Bailey saved her two children from a second floor fire after a defective stove sparked the blaze. In Cleveland, merger of Hubbell Advertising Agency and the E. D. Wolaver Company was announced.

Akron Roy Hart G. G. Lian Cleveland, D Cleveland Hubbell Advertising Agency E. D. Wolaver Company

Buckley Appeal Denied by Federal Court of Appeals

The Federal Circuit Court of Appeals denied a rehearing for former State Treasurer Bert B Buckley who was convicted in Columbus of attempted bribery and conspiring to violate prohibition laws. Buckley received a sentence of two and a half years in the federal system.

Cincinnati Federal Circuit Court of Appeals Bert B. Buckley Columbus Buckley

Buckley Penalty and Brewery Convictions Highlight Case

BERT B BUCKLEY faced a fine of 21000 after conviction following federal raids on Jackson Brewery in this city. His attorneys expect to appeal to the United States Supreme Court within 30 days to perfect the final appeal. Additional indictments include John L. Scrimper and Joseph Sperber, with Schrimper and Sperber serving sentences. Former federal officer John K. Eckhart testified Buckley sought to bribe him to tip off raids.

Atlanta United States Supreme Court Buckley Jackson John L. Scrimper Joseph Speber Schrimper Sperber John K. Eckhart

Elyria Growth Depends on Cooperating Citizens

Elyria must unite business leaders service clubs and residents to drive growth over the next decade secretary of the Chamber of Commerce Earl Bacon told the Elyria Kiwanis Club. He argued Elyria lacks natural assets and will not grow by luck and urged full community backing for development efforts.

Elyria Elyrians Earl Bacon Chamber of Commerce Bacon Elstia Elysca Elvria Eistia Elvre Hhirers Eis

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Potter Thomsony Atwater Counilman Liston L. G. Schoviey Jr Robert Bunowitz Booley Bunowitz Harrison W. Ewing C. L. Biggs George S. McEachren Schooley and W Biggs McEachren Thomas MacEachren Scheeley MacDonald America Miss Ishbel Ian Marjorie Richardas Gillghool Chrongle-Telegram Baseball Edison Mellon Federal Land Bank Secretary of Treasury Mellor Brookhart Iowa Caraway Senate Senate Agriculture Committee Farm Board Smith Dem S. C Carl Williams White House Ohio Knights Templar Grand Commandery John L. Cannon van Sweringen Shaker Heights Little Federal Court OF Appeals Supreme Court of the United States Bert . B. Buckley Cooperatic Fiesgio Warter—White
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