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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1929

Page

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Lang Complete For Mariners Celebration

Lorain County groups join hundreds of marchers in Elyria for the 1929 municipal Halloween parade starting at 7 30 p m. The route runs West venue Broad street East avenue and Second street to Ely Park where festivities will follow led by parade marshal Police Chief E J Stankard. The procession includes bands drum corps school groups and veterans organizations with varied participants from Elyria Lorain Oberlin and area entities.

Lorain County Elyria Westvenue Second Street West Avenue Broad Street East Avenue Ease Avenue Ely Park Otheer E. J. Stankard West Third Street American Legion Elyrie Bor Chief Bizss Lorain Mexican Last Side Lorain Ladies South End Ilyria West Sid Baird’s Bars Oberin American Legion Oberlin Elyria Veterans of Foreign Wars Ohio National Guard, and Eagles

Red Cross Roll Call progress report at Elyria church

Tonight the Elyria chapter hosts the second Roll Call meeting at the First Baptist Church where Mabel T. Boardman national secretary of the American Red Cross will address workers. The session at 7:13 PM outlines early progress toward a 500 member quota for the Elyria district including most of Lorain County. Seven cars tagged for parking violations observed in the area.

Eima Shapter Red Cross Mabel T. Boardman Washhmpton American Red Cross Elyria Lorain County

Life of R A Osborne From War Veteran to Real Estate Agent

R A Osborne served in the Spanish American War at age 21 and was stationed in Florida. The following year he worked as a locomotive inspector for Denver and Rio Grande, then ran a threshing machine in North Dakota. He returned to Elyria, worked as a machinist, entered real estate and insurance twelve years ago, and remains there. He is married with one daughter and lives at 357 Keaton Avenue. His hobby is music and he played in the Elyria band for several years.

R. A. Osborne Florida Denver and Riotrande North Dakota Elyria Real Esttate and Insurance Osborne Hves Keaton Avenue

Daladier resigns from attempt to form French cabinet

Paris dispatch reports radical Socialist leader Edouard Daladier advised President Doumergue he would abandon efforts to form a cabinet. With Daladier out, Aristide Briand was favored to be asked to form a government likely to secure left party support.

Paris Edouard Daladier Gaston Doumergue Daladier Aristide Briand

Steel Leads In Upward Trend

New York Oct 30 The market extends its rise from yesterday with heavy volume. United States Steel leads gains opening 3 above, Canadian Pacific up 5 1 4, New Haven 2 1 8 higher, Consolidated Gas up 3 4, United Corporation 3 4 higher. American Power on the curb up 11 2, Middle West Utilities 6 points, Imperial Oil 3 points. Prices on both stock and curb exchanges advance as bonds hold steady and cotton rises.

New York United States Steel Canadian Pacific New Haven Consolidated Gas United Corporation American Super- Power Middle West Imperial Owl Canada Stock Exchange

Merchants Unite in Elyria Lorain Meeting

About 150 merchants and business leaders from Elyria and Lorain gathered at the Newell Hotel for a joint merchants division meeting. Speakers urged closer cooperation to curb old rivalries and boost services, with plans for more countywide meetings and improved commerce.

Elyria Lorain

Lake boat death list may be increased

Kenosha Wis Oct 34 Coast guardsmen recovered six bodies after the liner Wisconsin sank in a Lake Michigan gale near Kenosha while rescuing survivors. Officials and the Goodrich Line began a triple inquiry to determine cause and blame for the disaster, which claimed Captain Dougal H Morrison and eight crew members.

Kenosha Wis Wisconsin Lake Michigan Coast Kenosha County Goodrich Line Milwaukee

Missing plane lands safely after blizzard near Arizona line

Pilot James I. Coles and crew escaped a blizzard when the three engine Fokker landed in a snow blanketed meadow near Trechao New Mexico. Passengers Dr A W Ward and W B Merz credit Coles and a rabbit’s foot for rescue. The party spent the night in a desert cabin awaiting help.

Albuquerque N. M Western Air Express Desplate Arizona Line James I. Coles Los Angeles Doles Allen C. Barrie Burbank Calif R. L Britten A. W. Ward San Francisco W. B. Merz Mt. Vernon Trechao Dr. Ward Merz Heiri J Britten T. AT Bessie Mason Barrie

Father and son killed in truck train crash near Luckey

Thomas Berry, 51, and his son J A Berry, 25, both of Flint Michigan, were killed when their truck carrying household goods was struck by a Toledo & Ohio Central train at Luckey near Toledo. The collision demolished the truck and hurled them into a ditch. authorities report they failed to see the train.

Amou Ut Toledo Thomas Berry J. A. Berry Flint Mich Toledo & Ohio Central Luckey

Five Agreed Verdicts Award $50 Each in Medina County

In the Medina county common pleas court Judge W B Thompson signed five agreed verdicts granting $50 to each of five minor children injured when the auto 19 they rode en route 1 had two struck by a Baltimore and Ohio engine on February 2 1929. Six suits sought a total of $14285. One case was settled in court with the five children Helen Hilda Thomas Mars and Erhelyn Eglin receiving the awards.

Common Pleas W. B. Thompson Medina County Helen Hilda Thomas Mars Erhelyn Eglin

Dozen in running for Senatorial appointment in Ohio

Columbus Oct 30 Governor Cooper defers naming successor to late Senator Burton until after the funeral. A two dozen Republican contenders are cited as possibilities including Col. E. W. Edwards Cincinnati banker, Col. Carmin Thompson Cleveland former secretary of state, Joseph R. Nutt Cleveland banker, Harvey Firestone Akron maker, Walter F. Brown Toledo postmaster general, C. R. Frederickson Coshocton GOP leader, L. J. Taber Barnesville Grange head, Paul Howland Cleveland attorney, William Cooper Procter Cincinnati industrialist, Roscoe C. McCulloch Canton Utilities chairman, and James T. Bose Sandusky former congressman.

Columbus Cooper Theodore E. Burton Tte Col BE. W. Edwards Cincinnati Carmin Thompson Cleveland Joseph R. Nutt Republican National Committee Harvey Firestone Akron Walter F. Brown Toledo Hoover C. R. Frederickson Coshocton L. J. Taber Barnesville The Grange Paul Howland William Cooper Procter General Wood Roscoe C. McCulloch Canton Utilities Commission James, T. Bose Sandusky

Lorain County Farm Bureau to Attend Norwalk Meeting

Lorain County Farm Bureau members plan to attend a district meeting at God Fellows Hall Norwalk starting at 10 a m The event will be represented by nine counties including Lorain Erie Huron Seneca Medina Ashland Wayne Ottawa and Sen ausky Principal speakers are Ezra C Anslaett and Murray D Lincoln of the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation The meeting is part of a statewide district series.

Lorain Co Lorain County Farm Bureau District Farm Bureau Norwalk Horton B. Alger God Fellows' Hall Lo Tain Ene Huron Seneca Medina Ashland Warne Ottawa Senausky Ezra C .Anslaett Murray D. Lincoln Ohio Farm Bureau Federation

Summers speaks for tax limit amendment

C. R. Summers of Oberlin Lorain County urged support for the proposed Had den Tax Limit Amendment at a Nov 5 election. He spoke at a joint meeting of the Columbia Township Farm Bureau and the Columbia Grange held at the Columbia town hall detailing why the amendment should be adopted.

C. R. Summers Oberlin Lorain County Columbia Township Farm Bureau Columbia Grange Columbia Town Hall

Funeral set for Senator Theodore Burton with Ohio escort

Cleveland hosts funeral arrangements for Senator Theodore E Burton with 145th Infantry guards and a 19 member Senate delegation. Pennsylvanian flag draped casket arrives at 8 10 am and public hall views run 9 30 to 1 15 pm. Procession from Public Hall to Euclid Avenue Congregational Church includes Knights Templar and Ohio National Guard. Burial at Lake View Cemetery near Garfield monument follows a service led by Bishop McConnell and Rev Blanchard. Washington mourns as Senate honors Burton with a state-like ceremony. Madden’s death last similar rite noted.

Cleveland Theodore E. Burton Burton Senate Pennnsylvania Union Station 145Th Infantry Wouli Euclid Avenue Euclid Avenue Congregational Church East 96Th Street Randi 6 Ohio National Guard Newell C. Boltos Ferdinand Q. Blanchard Wiliam F. McConnell Washington Methodist Episcopal Church Lake View Cemetery Knights Templars Lake View James B. Garfield William R. Hopkins Simeon D. Fess Chas. D. Curtis Martin B. Madden Ilnds Congress Hoover House First Congregational Church Nobie Jason Pierce

Congress Bows At Burton Casket

Washington October 3 Congress joins President Hoover and other officials in a final tribute to Senator Theodore F Burton Ohio who died Sunday night Funeral services to be held in the Senate followed by private at his home The body will be taken to Cleveland tonight for burial a Senate committee of twenty will represent the body at the ceremonies a vice president appointed a large list of senators to attend the burial including Fess Watson Jones Smoot Borah Moses Gillette Phipps Capper Warren Sackett Robinson Simmons Harrison Hawes Sheppard Tevis and Bratton

Washington Congress Hoover Theodore F. Burner Ohio Senate Bae T Phillips Simeon House Burton Cleveland Curtis Fess Watson Ind Jnnes Wash Smoot Utah Borah Idaho Moses N.H Gillette Wass Phipps Colo Deneen Capper Kans Warren Wyn Sackrit Robinson Ark Simmons C Harrison Miss Morris Hawes Sheppard Tevis Mont Bratton N. M

Addison E. Lord Dies After Long Elyria Life at 87

Addison E. Lord died Tuesday afternoon October 29 at his West avenue home after an illness of ten days. He would have turned eighty seven. A Elyria resident for over sixty years, he came from Wareham Point Connecticut at the close of the Civil War where he served as a sailor. His life included a whaling voyage from New Bedford, service under Farragut in Mobile Bay, and later business work with Lord and Suéco and local telephone ventures. He married Louise Ward in 1866, who died in 1924. Surviving are Edward G. Lord of Arcadia Michigan, Pearl Louise Lord of Elyria, three grandchildren, and two great grandchildren. He was sheriff of Lorain County for four years and helped organize local telephone companies. His political faith was Republican and he belonged to Richard Allen Post G A R and I O O F No. 103.

Addison E. Lord West Avenue Mr. Lord Elyria Warehouse Point Conn New Bedford Pacific Farragut Mobile Bay West F. H. Sudro Lord and Suéco Beebe House Savings and Trust Company Louise Ward Burton Edward G. Lord Arcadia Michigan Pearl Louise Lord Gertrude Lord Andrew Detroit Addison J. Lord Edward H. Lord Cleveland Helen Luella Edward Addison Lord Lord Eisrard Lorain County Elyria Southern Telephone Company Elyria Telephone Company Republican Party Richard Allen Post 1. O. O. F. Lodge No

Farm Bureau To Vote On Issues At Special Meeting

Lorain County Farm Bureau board of directors will review the regis tive committee report tonight. Findings cover the Hadden Tax Limit Amendment to the state constitution, the county tuberculosis sanatorium bond issue, the county infirmary addition bond issue, and the Lorain County Bridge bond issue. Committee includes Mrs. H. G Portman, Glenn Hobbs, and Walter C. Day.

Lorain Couish Farm Bureau The Farm Bureau Lorain H. G Portman Henrietta Glenn Hobbs Russia Township Walter C. Day Brighton

Destroyers Sail Today for Chinese Waters

Under sealed orders three destroyers sailed today for Chinese waters with three more due tomorrow. They are to report to the Asiatic Fleet in Shanghai for further orders. Naval officials in Manila and Washington are withholding the purpose, but rumors say the group may be en route to quell Yangtze disturbances near Hankow.

U.S Manila P. L. Oe Shanghai iv Yangtze Hankow

Truck crash injures Elyria man in Ridgeville accident

Harry Krughman, 40, of 1225 West Avenue, was seriously injured at 6 AM when a Park Home Dairy milk truck collided with a Southwestern Electric interurban car on Maddock Road near Ridgeville. His truck was demolished and he was thrown into the road, later treated by Dr. Hart and expected to recover.

Harry Krughman West Avenue Park Home Dairy Company Southwestern Electric Ridgeville Krughman

Seeks To Keep Elm Street Open

A motion in common pleas court seeks to keep Elm Street open as a public street from Chestnut Street west. H T Petroff, Elm Street property owner, says closing would isolate his property and drop its value. The suit follows a prior court action granting Heman Ely interests to dedicate the street, though not recorded with the county recorder.

Common Pleas Elm Street Chestnut Street H_ T_ Petroff Petroff Heman Ely County Recorder Elyria

Lorain Man Ends Life in Lorain

Fred Schultz a 73 year old household products salesman shot himself in his rooms behind a tailor shop at 126 Ninth Street Lorain. He was last seen at 3 30 Tuesday evening and was found dead by landlord Lew Binder this morning. Coroner Myles E Perry ruled death by own action. Schultz resided in Lorain about 30 years and is survived by four daughters and a son. Funeral arrangements pending at Wickens Memorial.

Lorain Fred Schultz Abousehold Products Schultz Ninth Street Lew Binder Myles E. Perry John Anderson Cleveland Edward Marion Ohio Wickens Memorial

Elimination Decision Ordered for Vermilion Rail Crossing

State highway director Robert N. Waid ordered removal of the double grade crossing on State Route No. 2 east of Vermilion. The dangerous crossing at the Nickle Plate and Lake Shore Electric lines will be addressed by bridge or undercut, with plans due within three months. Railroads are to cooperate.

Vermilion Robert N. Waid Board of County Commissioners Columbus Nickle Plate Lake Shore Electric Railways Ohio Donahey Nickie Plate Lake Shore Electric

Eight Story Thompson Building Fire Racks Chicago Center

Firemen contest a two hour blaze sweeping the eight story John R. Thompson building on West Madison Street near the loop. Residents of Morrison and Grand Hotels flee as smoke fills streets. Damage estimated at fifty thousand dollars.

Chicago John R. Thompson West Madison Street Loop Morrison Hotel Old Grand Hotel

Clementel Asked To Form New Cabinet In France

Paris Oct 30 Etienne Clementel, president of the senate finance commission, was invited by President Gaston Doumergue to form a new government after Aristide Briand declined. Clementel accepted and began efforts to assemble a national government backed by left and center groups.

Paris Etienne Jementel Senate Nance Commission Gaston Donmergue Aristide Briand Clementel

Thieves Enter East Bridge Street Garage at Night

Thieves broke into Young's garage on East Bridge street last night. They entered through a rear door and stole ten gallons of radiator liquid and a hattery charging outfit. Some valuable tools and auto parts were untouched. Police were informed.

Ito Young East Bridge Street Garrage Young Po- Hee

Hunting Season Wants and Used Gear Listings

Classified notices advertise hunting season gear including guns dogs and tents. An expert offers gun cleaning and repair services while hunters seek supplies amid rising demand. Ads promise quick selling and mention contact details for listings.

Toder

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Lang Mariners Ted M. E. Church Radical RIN Elytia L. H. Rogers Jim Armitage Harl Bell Elyria Chamber of Commerce Merchants Earl Bacon Chamber James A. Hewitt Curb Exchange Lynch & Company New York Curb Exchange Exchange Oaety Eeep Col. E. W. Edwards Carmi Thompson Summers Infantry Otrest Garitd Tate SCFME
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