Carroll Ready to Leave Prison on Parole
Karl Carroll the New York theatrical producer was set for release from the federal penitentiary on parole after four months and twelve days. He paid a $2000 fine yesterday and awaits formal papers from Washington to finalize his release. prison physician Dr Charles T Nellan said he is in excellent physical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Karl Carroll
New York
Federal Penitentiary
Prisoy
Carroll
Washington
Charles T. Nellan
Vhirscian
Prosecutor McCall Reveals Klan Ties Amid Flogging Probe
An Alabama prosecutor disclosed his past Klan membership while leading the statewide flogging inquiry that has drawn many Klansmen into the case. Attorney General Chauncey McCall, who had announced measures to curb lawlessness, resigned from the Klan after notifying the exalted cyclops of his departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontgomery
Ala
Sou B
Alabama
Ku Klux Klan
Cha''ee
Cail
McCall
Beekeeper Endorses Principles Publicly Propagated by Klan
A man publicly aligned with principles favored by the Ku Klux Klan faced controversy over his stance and its implications for his community involvement and credibility.
Amherst and Elyria Community Notes and Local Events
In Amherst and surrounding areas residents attended Masonic and Rebekah events, church gatherings, and Legion meetings with out-of-town guests visiting for memorial work and socials. Officials urged ex servicemen to re organize and communities reported various visits and local charity efforts. A separate report from Brownhelm noted a burial and regional attendance, while Columbus residents witnessed a youth stopping burglars and Chicago council discussed utility finances.
Funeral rites for Martin Schmink held in Amherst
Funeral services for the late Martin Schmink were largely attended in Amherst. Rites began at the Lengzler home on Jackson Street, proceeded to Brownhelm Evangelical Church with Rev. Charles Holzworth presiding. Vocal duets by Mr and Mrs R H Hearn complemented abundant floral tributes amid pallbearers George Stick Carl Miller William Miller Conrad Northeim and Ed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Roth
Clevelland Avéc
Marsh Hart
Axtel St
St. Peter's Catholic Church
Ridgeville
Rebekah
Elyria
Frank Belden
C. E. Cooper
Florence Ulrich
George Cox
Mary Hanchette
William Heller
Mary Walker
John Raesler
Jacob Rosekranz
Reuben Hollingsworth
William Springer
Anna Lempke
Edith Heller
Lalah Walker
Elmer Johnson Post
American Legion
Amherst
Mite Society
Metta Norton
Joseph Baxter
Ada Purcell
Mra L. Stough
Young Peoples’ League of
Henry Grugel
Delbert Bungert
Fontiac
Mich
Lillian Bodman
Albert
Cleveland
R. A Post
First Evangelical
W. A. Tabbert
South Amherst
Legion Rooms
Henry Ficht
Willam Dwyer
Charles Stastny
Lorain
Wiliam Ruth
Brounhelm
Stone City
Eastern Stars
Masonic Hall
Alice McMaster
el Paso
Texas
Worcester
Lakewood
Pen Gawn
William Coburn
Mary Mahkorn
A K. Jeone
Frank Knellmer
Brownhelm
J. Finegold
Martin Dock
W. A Williams
Martin Schmink
Fred Lengzler
Jackson St
Brownhelm Evangelical Church
Charles Holzworth
R. H. Hearn
George Stick
Carl Miller
William Miller
Conrad Northeim
Ad in the Chronicle Telegram Want Page Ib Pays
An advertisement appears in the Chronicle Telegram Want Page promising payments in a private deal. The notice offers terms unclear from the clipped text and hints at a request for funds or services labeled Ib Pays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle Telegram
King of Egypt to Visit Paris Official Entrance
King Fuad of Egypt prepared for a formal entry to Paris via the Bois de Boulogne state entrance opened for visiting heads. The Egyptian retinue arrived at Versailles yesterday and spent the night before the entry, a path previously used by President Wilson for peace talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Fuad
Egypt
Farle
Versailles
Rbois de
Donahey Heads to Westchester for Homecoming
Governor Donahey left Columbus to return to Westchester in Tuscarawas County for a homecoming. He spent his boyhood days in the area and will participate in an old fashioned Cox roast as part of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
A. Donahey
Westchester
Tuscarawas County
Donahey
Donaheys
Cox
Wolle
Jad Salts Kidney Flush Ad Teaches Health Benefit
An advertisement promotes Jad Salts as a kidney flushing remedy and health booster. It claims excess acids from rich foods harm kidneys and outlines taking four ounces of Jad Salts diluted in water daily to relieve urinary and bladder issues, headaches, and rheumatic pains.
Cow to Each Family in America, Says Milk Expert
At a convention of the International Association of Milk Producers a speaker from Chicago argued that there is a cow to each family in America. He noted city families cannot keep cows but urged authorities to maintain open spaces and rely on farmers or milk dealers for care. He traced a historical cycle from wagon trains to modern production eight times higher due to scientific feeding and breeding, while noting consumption growth keeps pace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Columbus
O. Ce
Chiago
International Association of Milk
Ceaters
America
Magicians to Meet at Wapakoneta
A note from Wapakoneta announces a gathering of magicians of the western central region for a dedication event on an upcoming side highway through the village. The program outlines a series of performances and demonstrations to honor the new roadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Str
Wapakoneta
Western Central
Ob'o Magicians to Meet in Wapakoneta November 15
The National Brotherhood of Magicians ring three will hold its monthly meeting in Wapakoneta on November 15. Ring president RK G Herman said plans are set. more than 65 members are expected and several prominent artists have been invited. A group of businessmen aims to re establish the county exposition near Lima. District Bible Students conference hosts Oct 23 from multiple counties. Some people do odd things to get even.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ob’o
Wapakoneta
Ring Three
National Brotherhood of Magicians
RK. G. Herman
Ring
Tha
Planus
Kenton
Inter 'A
Marton
Shelby
Jen
Auglaize
Hancock
Counties
Lima Plans New Fair Grounds
Lima officials announced plans for a new fair grounds project aiming to expand exhibition space and host larger events. The proposal outlines site development, funding considerations, and expected timeline for construction and opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Also Mentioned on This Page
Klan
Newton A. McCully
Navy Yard
Charleston
S. C
Olga Krundycher
Reval
Russia
McCully
Europe
Murbach Coal & Supply Co
Broad St
Win Hasenpflug
Carl Hasenpflug
Brownhelm Cemetery
A. F. Fuerstnen
Chicago
Adam Maller
Charles Miller
Frank Kuellmer
Ely‘tia
Richard Brechmacher
Walter Bechtel
George Kopenhafer Lere
Springfield
Roy Penn
A. Jenne
Manhattan
Johnny Cake
New England
Crisco
Risco
Mary Brown - Lewers
Chronicle - Telegram
Vestal
Len County
Victrola
Chronicle-Telegram Cooking School
Ophonie
John Lersch Company
Eureka
Joseph Wild
Frederick Walton
U.S.A
Wild
Wild’s
John Lersch
Anaes Ail
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!