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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1920

Page

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World War Invention Saves Thirty Lives and Submarine

Philadelphia reports a WWI era rescue after the submarine S-5 ran aground and spent 35 hours submerged off Cape Henlopen. Lieutenant Commander C. M. Cook boarded the Alanthus steamship nine hours after the peril was first broadcast. An underwater bell and remote signaling enabled a rescue, with all crew saved and no injuries reported.

Philadelphia General Coethais Philadelphia Navy Yard Cape May Cape Henlopen C. M. Cook Farmington Goethals S-b Uged

Georges Pentier to sail for United States

Sept 3 Georges Pentier described as Europe’s heavyweight pugilist will leave for the United States tomorrow, according to local reporting.

Georges Pugilistic 1 Europe Ed States Néw Apapera

Marriage Licenses Granted to Four Individuals

Four applicants received marriage licenses: A Lapp aged 22, Vela Stranaban aged 20, Sehnelt aged 24, and Selena Willett aged 23.

R A. Lapp Pattern and Vela Stranaban

Harding Favor New Farm Measures

Marion Sept 3 Senator Harding urged cooperative farmer associations for distributing farm products to curb rising prices. Speaking to a committee of the national board of farm organizations he said he opposed class organizations but warned that without organized effort producers and consumers would face profiteering.

Marion Co-operative Farmer's Associations Harding National Board of Farm Organizations

Grand Jury to Hear Record Case Load on Sept 14

Prosecuting Attorney Guy Findley said the grand jury will meet on September 14 with nearly twice as many cases as since he took office. The county jail is crowded with 42 prisoners awaiting action or serving sentences. The panel will probe almost every crime on the calendar including several murder charges, robberies such as the Amherst Aschenbach dry goods store burglary, shootings, stabbings, and thefts as witnesses are examined through the rest of the week.

Guy Findley Cols.der An Aschenbach Burelary Amherst

New Life Crimes Lead to Two Arrests in Madison Area

Ott 32 and Madison 28 were arraigned on grand larceny and battery charges after police say they diverted a stolen car battery from a farm at William Pickett’s Sugar Ridge property. Ott had a prior reformatory sentence, and Justice George Chamberlain presided in the absence of Mayey Jones.

Ey Madison East Hive Madison Ott Willam Pickett Sugar Ridge George Chamberlain Mayey Jones Columbas

Elyrian at Cleveland Conference resolves coal distribution plan

Elyria residents face coal shortages as a regional conference of coal operators railroad officials interstate commerce commission and chambers of commerce of northern Ohio cities accepts a proposal to distribute coal at one car per five thousand population. The plan awaiting ICC approval aims to ease Elyria's two month supply squeeze with dealers awaiting shipments and price guidance.

Cleveland Interstate, Commerce Comission Chambers of Commerce Ohio Martin L. Davey Interstate Commerce Commission Commission Partics Elyria Ralph Murbach Coal Commission Local Chamber of Commerce Washington Murbach Murbach Coal Co Porsch. Lumber Co Wallhead Co

Sugar Takes Another Drop in Market Prices

New York reports refined sugar prices easing as refiners cut by a cent a pound to 15 cents per pound after recent speculator stock sales. Arbuckle Brothers kept their price steady while offering limited refined granulated sugar at 15 cents a pound.

New York Federal Sugar Refining Company Arbuckle Brothers

Bernard Vader 41 Dies After Illness

Bernard Vader aged 41 of Stop 3 on the Yellow Jane died Thursday noon after a prolonged illness. The widow survives. The remains were taken to Friday undertaking parlors. Funeral services are set at St. Agnes Church at nine tomorrow morning, with interment in St. Mary’s Cemetery. A typographical error in Wednesday’s paper mis-stated the gas rate as 45 cents.

Bernard Vader St. Agnes Church St. Mary's Cemetery Throukl Crestline

Lithuania to defend against Polish invasion

Berlin dispatch reports Lithuania will defend itself with all means against Polish troops and WIM violations of territory. Lithuanian foreign minister condemns Poland for military occupation and deception, calling for Polish withdrawal to avoid bloodshed. Vienna quote says a temporary demarcation will be denied without Lithuanian government agreement. London telegram denies fighting near Augustowo after boundary talks.

Berlin Lithuania WIM Lis Jorwien London Augustowo

Irish envoy Duffy ordered to leave France within 24 hours

George Gavan Duffy, the Irish Republic's ambassador to France, has been given twenty four hours by the French government to depart. The notice was announced in Paris today and follows tense diplomatic exchanges between Paris and Dublin.

London Seppe George Gavan Duffy Irish Republic France

Mac Swiney Weakens Calls for Family Amid Estranged Hopes

London dispatch reports Lord Mayor Terence MacSwiney of Cork in a critical hunger strike condition at Brixton Prison. His brother Sean MacSwiney said signs of sinking are evident and the end may be near as family and chaplain visit. New York Mayor Hylan appeals to Lloyd George for MacSwiney’s release.

London Terence Mac Swiney Cork Brixton Sean MacSwiney Iis MacSwiney Anna Mary MacSwiney Dominic MaeSwiney New York Lloyd George England Lucerne Switzerland Hylan United States Mac Swiney

Four more divorce cases filed in Lorain court

In the last twenty four hours four more divorce cases were filed in the court of common pleas, bringing the monthly total to seven. John B. Wagner sues Florence Wagner for gross neglect and extreme cruelty seeking divorce, custody of their adopted daughter, and a bar from his real estate. Joy DeVeny against Jane DeVeny, and Mayfield against Frances Mayfield of Avon, seek divorces on grounds of absence and adultery, respectively. Lucille McIntyre vs Fred Melntrae of Elyria alleges neglect, lack of support, late nights, and association with disreputable people, plus past assaults in Cleveland. seeks divorce and maiden name restoration.

Court of Common Pleas John B. Wagner Florence Wagner Lorain Joy DeVeny Jane DeVeny Sam Mayfield Frances Mayfield Avon Lucille McIntyre Fred MeIntre Elyria Yon Cleveland Luleila Warttal

Boy seeks police help for two kittens protection

An eighth street boy presented to police two kittens and asked officers to act as their godfathers. He said he had no place to keep them and believed authorities could ensure their protection under the law.

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Alleged Tot Murderer on Trial Today in Defiance Ohio

Joshua Botkins a Noble Township farmer faces first degree murder charges for the death of three year old Arthur Bullock. Jurors were seated after days of publicity and taken to the scene as details described a fatal beating with a leather harness strap. The defense portrays Botkins as a hillbilly figure who allegedly held the child by the ankles during the assault before doctors arrived.

Reed Arthur Ald. Bullock Hiss Ida May Bullock Joshua Borkins Missouri Hill Billy Botkins

Institute Closes Successful Session in Lorain

The Lorain County Teachers Institute wraps its sessions this afternoon, described as the most successful ever held in the city. Instructors praised as above average, with attendees noting the event’s strong promise. Hon. Lee Driver spoke on James Whitcomb Riley days, sharing stories of Riley’s school life and early confidence. The program shortened after Boston official F W Wright returned home for a family matter. A light earthquake was felt in Los Angeles with no damage reported.

Lorain County Lfe Riley F. W. Wright Boston

Population surge in Lorain County drives 19 percent rise

Census data from Washington shows Lorain County population at 90 612, up 14 574 from 1900 to 1910. Elyria leads with 20 474 residents, Lorain proper reaches 37 295, while Oberlin Wellington Grafton and LaGrange districts show mixed gains and losses. The county now concentrates two thirds of residents in Lorain and Elyria, with rural areas and Amherst and surrounding towns accounting for the rest.

Washington Anman Lorain County Oberlin Wellington Grafton LaGrange Elyria Lorain Islyria Amherst Gratton Blytte and Loreain Wellngton Grattan Ohio Cole Bureau Emegallows Adams Auglaize Brown Hocking Jackson Ae Mercer Sey Monroe Morgan Noble Ing Ottawa Paulding Pickaway Preblesree Putnam Ten van Wert Williams Wood Obo Tount Ky Tothews Allen Ashtabula Butler Sae Clark Defiance Erie Ae Fairfield Ve Geauga Mye

Probers Subpoena Witnesses On Campaign Funds

Chicago Sept. & Subpoenas for witnesses were sent out by the Senate committee probing campaign contributions. Senator Reed and Senator Pomerene will obtain names from El ot Moore of Youngstown. Moore cited Blair as father of the city quota pill in Cox Pittsburgh speech. The panel aims to unearth political scandals from committee records.

Chicago EL Ot. Moore Youngstown Ohio Cox Moore Harry N. Blair Fred W. Upham Republican National Committee Blair Pittsburgh Reed

Tires Stolen from Garage on Broad Street

Police report a burglary at Auto Service Garage, 30 Broad Street, where four automobile tires were taken. Two tires were stolen from the Jos Reid vehicle and one each from the John Leigh and William Daney autos.

Auto Service Broad Street Jos Reid John Leigh William Daney

Women Eligible to Serve as County Election Officials

Board member Eykomen announced women may serve as judges and clerks in county registration and voting. Applications are to be mailed to the main office near Varonic Temple or to the branch office in Leraia. The notice sets pay from $4 to an unspecified amount and invites interested women to apply within the stated timeframe.

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