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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1933
Page
10
Josop B. Koonan of Cleveland was notified of his appointment as attorney general by President Roosevelt in Washington on October 26. The referral confirms Roosevelt named Koonan for the post amid ongoing cabinet reshuffles.
A vintage ad promotes Carter's Little Liver Pills as a cure for sluggish digestion. It warns against laxatives and mineral waters, asserting the liver bile should flow daily to prevent decay in the bowels. The copy touts the pill's vegetable extracts and urges customers to demand the red labeled Carter's product.
Koonah serves as special assistant attorney general steering a government drive against organized crime. He is to succeed Pat Mate ley, who resigned, directing the criminal division of the department. His focus includes kidnappings and racketeering amid disputes with Attorney General Cunnings.
Cleveland October 26 The Inscohun panel convention of the Olfo Kiwanis district closed with the election of E J Kautz of Hanston as governor and Forest W Davis of Columbus as lieutenant governor. Charles A Davis of Cleveland was elected president of the Kiwanis Old-Timers club, succeeding Jd C Forbes. Columbus eyed as next convention city. Over a million divorces were recorded in the last census.
Grand jurors will convene October 31 for a second term during this court. Clerk of courts reported the action and Prosecutor John M. Marding urged jurors to review several pending cases, led by robbery charges against James Dolan for the Citizens Budget Company holdup months ago.
Eight years as U S District Attorney ended with an expense account filed after a Cincinnati appearance. The report notes first personal expense as government representative. In Detroit heat concerns, Dr A L Kerr from Sydney says Australians endure cold by keeping homes open year round and favor fresh air.
Arizona's new congresswoman Isabella Greenway is in Washington to assess her role and serve her state's people. She is a close friend of Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt and served as a bridesmaid. She praises the job but notes Arizonans are desperate.
TODAY S ANNIVERSARIES present a list of notable births and death dates. It includes Hellmuth von Moltke born 1800 died 1831, Adelaide Philips born 1882 died 1882, Thomas M. Bowen born 1855 died 1906, Thomas W. Keene born 1840 died 1898, Edward Harrigan born 1841 died 1911, Sydney Rosenfeld born 1863 died 1981, Arthur L. Sifton born 185? died 1921.
A collage of events notes the 1774 adjournment of the Continental Congress after 52 days, the 1850 Northwest Passage discovery, and the 1902 death of Elizabeth Cady Stanton. It lists numerous birthday entries for notable figures across science, academia, literature, and public life, plus a horoscopy note and a brief ship crash cure anecdote from San Francisco.
The most determined Democratic invasion of Lorain County is being planned. Judson Harmon, candidate for governor, will arrive Tuesday to speak in Elyria Amherst and Lorain. The Democrats also prepare to introduce their presidential candidate William J Bryan to an audience in Lorain next Friday, with Lorain being the likely venue.
City and county authorities investigate the brutal murder of Mrs Anna J Hebe brand 79 whose body was found in her sitting room after a violent struggle. Robbery is believed to be the motive. Oberlin opens a new bank door tomorrow the Oberlin Savings Bank Company forms a union of State Savings Bank records.
Thirty Oberlin College professors will speak at 30 meetings across the nation on November 2 as the nationwide drive to raise a 4 500 000 dollar building and endowment fund opens.
Hilyria's Community Chest budget for 1929 was set at 88500 last night while the drive is slated for November 19 to 27 with King Fauver as chairman. The Ohio Supreme Court denied a rehearing on Lorain County Memorial Bridge ruling. A Elyria Lorain joint airport plan emerged. A 1929 school operation budget of 614807.59 was approved, including 15004.78 for the library, previously funded by Chest.
Howard Hyde Russell of Westerville spoke to over 300 at the First MBE Church last night. He recalled helping found the Anti-Saloon League near Oberlin in 1893 and urged local officials to fund a free public library, criticizing proponents of prohibition and noting sources for library funding have been cut off.
Salem report shows statewide fire losses fell in 1932 with nearly all cities posting reductions from 1931. The state fire marshal notes three cities added firefighting equipment during the year, reflecting improved readiness statewide.
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