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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1920
Page
6
A suspect was taken into custody yesterday in connection with the death of A. Helper whose charred body was found in the ruins of his burning house near Bofongo Ind. Monday night. The individual reportedly remained in county jail early, with noose of a blanket noted at the scene.
Amherst Eine John of Tenny avenue had the index finger of his right hand amputated at the U S Automatic plant where he is employed. He was taken to the hospital where Dr A MacQueen attended the injury. A week of visitors and local residents are noted at nearby homes including Mr and Mrs Carl Gerlack of Berman Michigan and Mrs J F Wall of Park Avenue. Amelia Bechtel spends a few days at the state fair in Columbus. Several named locals are reported visiting relatives and friends in Battle Creek Bay View Mich Lorah and other nearby towns. Garland Martin attends a regiment encampment in Astobola. William Coburn and son visit Lorah on Tuesday.
Walter Kruse, a motorcycle policeman, was shot four times in a fight with supposed traffic violators near 250 this morning. Residents on Vance Street reported scores of shots. Kruse was found unconscious after an extended blood trail. recently married, he served in the 112th Field Signal Battalion in France.
Sept 3 Freight train seized last night by men believed to be members of striking outlaw Switchmen was found early today near Bensonville Ills with throttle wide open and twenty one freight cars untouched Engineer Thomas White was driven from his post at gunpoint and fireman Bert Zimpote beaten The train abandoned after hours of pursuit according to railroad officials
Early today police arrested five suspects in connection with a railroad incident. Authorities declined to name the individuals pending further investigation.
A bulletin from the College of Agriculture Experiment Station outlines fly free wheat sowing dates to dodge heavy interest in Verslanty. The survey notes that to sow after the Miles finish depositing es, the extreme northern part of the state should not begin sowing before September 20.
A fragmented notice from Ohio Experiment Station and county agents offers probable dates for each section in Ohio. It states materials may be acquired free upon request and notes the Chronicle-Telegram might carry results.
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