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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1924

Page

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Local Sheriff Involved In Serious Auto Crash Injuries

Sheriff Fred Underhill suffered a broken left leg and multiple injuries after being struck by a speeding car while directing traffic near Late avenue. Oscar Ives and Dr. Perry were also injured. the driver, George Newland, was fined $25 for reckless driving. The incident disrupted Defense Day activities and prompted a call for better preparedness.

Fred Underhill Memorial Hospital Oscar Ives Biles Perry Cleveland Concern Perry Ives Cleveland Lorain Sheriff Underhill Taylor Geo. Newland Thomas Kirk Oak Street S. J. George Newland Kirk Mathews

Air Marks Officially Set by U S Flyers

The international aviation federation confirmed six airplane and five hydroplane records established by U S Army and Navy flyers under official observation. Airplane marks were by Captain Meister and Lieut. Lockwood at Dayton Ohio on June 28. Hydroplane records were by Lieuts. Wead and Price over the Potomac in Washington on June 23 and July 14.

Paris International Aviation Federation United States Army

Weather forecast shows showers across Ohio valley week

PREDICT SHOWERS WASHINGTON September 13 The Weather Bureau forecast for the week calls for showers in the Ohio valley and Great Lakes region with temperatures near to slightly below normal. Cincinnati reports a budget commission forecast an increase of 13.6 million dollars in Hamilton county tax duplicates due to property reappraisal, most of which remains inside city limits.

Washington Weather Bureau Today Ohio Valley Great Lakes Cincinnati Hamilton County Budget Commission Lmits

South Amherst School Board Sued By Bank

The Lorain County Savings Trust Co filed a suit against South Amherst Board of Education for $2,594.66, claiming sixteenth teachers were unpaid as of June 30 and the claim was assigned on August 4 with interest and costs sought. A second item notes a small shed fire at the rear of George Magnus’s Vulcan street home, extinguished with chemicals after an 8 PM call.

James Hewitt County Defense Day H. J. Turney Cleveland Col. Turney National Guard Regular Army Border Service Mexico Columbus Lorain County Lorain County Savings Trust Co Board of Education of South Amherst George Magnus Vulcan Street

Kipton Community Church to Organize Next Sunday

The Kipton community church holds its final organization meeting next Sunday at 11 oclock in the Union church building. Officers will be installed and many new members will join with the united church. A baptismal service will follow at the river at 10 oclock on the old Williams farm at Deans Corners.

Kipton Community Church of Union Church Uniting Churches Community Church Wiliams Dean's Corners

Germany Hobbles War Guilt Note Split Sets Crisis

Berlin reports chancellor Marx and foreign minister Stresemann disagree over Germanys war guilt note and League of Nations entry. A cabinet crisis is forecast as Stresemann keeps private views while Marx meets President Ebert amid pressure from financiers to oppose the note. The fate hinges on next weeks decision.

Berlin Marx Stresemann Germany League of Nations Ebert Stresemarin Berlinger Tageblatt Vossisthe Zeitung Vornwerts Dawes United States England Italy

Foreign News Nuggets From The Times

London reports a political row over Ramsay MacDonald's 30 000 pound stock in McVitrie and Price. Milan clashes erupt after a government order against reprisals for Casaimini’s murder. Tangier dispatches claim Moroccan sieges threaten Spanish posts. Bolshevik rumors in Georgia intensify violence. McAdoo meets Herriot in Paris. Five counterfeiters nabbed in Madrid. A hotel bombing hits Lisbon's Swiss Atlantic Garden.

London Ramsay MacDonald McVitrie& Price, Burgh Biscuit Manufacturers Alexander Grant Daily Express Today MacDonald Morocco Tangier Rifs William G. McAdoo Edouard Herriot Madrid Lisbon Swiss Atlantic Garden

ELOPERS AT ASHLAND FOUND IN OHIO COUPLE LOCATED

Ethel Holtman born 1897 and William Hawkins have been traced from Franklin Pa to Ashland Ohio after eloping from New Castle with Holtman stating Hawkins is married with a wife and child. Ashland police informed by telegraph and officers will depart tonight to bring the couple back.

Franklin Ethel Holtman William Hawkins Pittsburgh Youngstown Ashland Ohio Hawkins New Castle

George Lens Defendant in Divorce Suit

Divorce proceedings filed by Mrs Cara Ling Starr Lewis against George H Lewis. Married in 1891 the petition accuses him of gross neglect and extreme cruelty including threats of bodily harm and denial of social company. She seeks divorce and court relief.

Caraling Starr Lewis George H. Lewis

Alice Thorington 73 Dies in City Home

Alice Thorington 73 died Friday afternoon at 2 30 at her home 403 West River Street after six years in this city coming from Wellington She is survived by two sons Clinton and Ralph five grandchildren two great grandchildren three brothers and four sisters Funeral services are Sunday at 1 00 from the home Rev W L Burner officiating with burial in Wellington cemetery

Alice Thorington West River, Street Clinton Ralph Wellington West River Street W L Burner

Frances Oseka Rites Held After Brief Illness

Frances Oseka Oseka 771 West Sixteenth street died at Memorial Hospital at 53 years. Resided in Elyria twenty years. Survived by Anton Oseka husband, two sons John and Albert, three daughters Mrs Charles W Post Mrs Vincent Maslinski Lorain and Helenice at home. Funeral from Holy Cross Church Monday 8:00 with Rev Joseph Kuta. burial at St Matys Cemetery.

Frances Oseka West Sixteenth Street Memorial Hospital Elyria Anton Oseka John Albert Charles W. Post Vincent, Maslinski Lorain Herenice Holy Cross Church Joseph Kuta Bar‘al

Proclaim Martial Law in Southern Manchuria Today

Proclamations in Manchuria due to war with the Peking government. railway service halted and currency slump reported. Wu Yen becomes premier in Peking as rains persist northwest of Shanghai. Kiangsu troops gather near Chang Chow for forthcoming actions by Chekiang forces. Ma Soo accuses Wu Pei Fu of provoking war and vows resistance. Britain warned over Hong Kong comprador plots. Shanghai dispatch notes Kiangsa Chekiang battle near a key position with extensive fire and destruction in the town.

Mukden Manchuria Peking Marshall Chang Tso Lin Wey Yen Sun Pao-Chi Shanghai Kiangsu Chang Chow Canton Wu Pei Fu Chekiang China Ma Soo South China Sun Yat Sen Drn Sun Great Britain Hong Kong Shanghai Bank Anion Shanghat

Fire destroys huge granary in Port Costa California

The 47000 ton California Warehouse grain storage in Port Costa was destroyed by fire early today causing expected losses around one million dollars. Firefighters saved three adjacent warehouses and contained the blaze. Separately in London Jackie Coogan, American child film star, made headlines after arriving at Waterloo Station from Southampton aboard the liner Leviathan.

Port Costa Cal California Warehouse Company Coogan London Jackie Coogan Waterloo Station Southampton

Delayed travel tale and payroll heist arc across pages

A payroll heist in Bronxville nets $5,000 for four armed bandits as Clarence Smith, a construction superintendent, is attacked while more than 260 laborers watch. reports also cover the U S Army fliers resuming their westward journey from Washington, detailing delays, repairs, and planned stops through Dayton, Chicago, Omaha, and Seattle.

York Clarence Smith Bronxville Washington United States Army Chicago New Orleans Boston Lowell H Smith Erik Nelson Leigh Wade Bolling Field McCook Field Daston Ohio Edward P. Beverely Walter G. Kilner Mason Mr. Patrick Air Service War Department Lieut. Smith Seattle Dayton Omaha St Joseph Mo Muskoges Okla Dallas Tex el Paso Tucson Ariz San Diego Calif Los Angeles San Francisco Eugene Ore

County Recorder Reports Fees Rise in Year

County Recorder William G. Mitchell reports fees collected from Sept 1 1923 to Sept 1 1924 totaled 14974 25 dollars, up from 14089 61 the prior year. He notes steady growth and says the office remains up to date in recording transfers and other legal documents.

William G. Mitchell County Recorder Recorder

County to Aid Lorain Paving Plan Expanded

County commissioners agreed to cover 30 percent of the paving cost for an 18 foot strip on Oberlin avenue from Nickel Plate tracks to the city limits. The move, prompted by Lorain’s financial strain after a tornado, raises the projected city and property owner expenses. Paving cannot start before next year due to advertising and legislative approval delays.

Lorain Oberlin Avenue W. A. Muller C. Miller

China War Drama Sets Stage for Empire’s Future

A detailed summary of the Chinese power struggle outlines two main militarized factions led by Wu Pei Fu and Sun Yat Sen. It maps political leaders, regional warlords, and strategic aims as Chang Tso Lin shifts toward an invasion from Manchuria, with Lu Yung Hsiang and Chi Hsieh Yuan contesting control near Shanghai and Nanking. The piece frames the conflict as a national drama affecting 300 million people and borders along the Yangtse and Yellow rivers.

China Yangtse Shanghai Chihli Chibli Wu Pei-fu Shantung Honan Chi Hsieh-yuan Kiangsu Kiange Anhu Hsiao Yannan Hupeh Hanan Sun South China Tsae Kun Chihh Party All China Kun Dr Sun Sea of Kwangtung Canton Chank Tso Lin Sun Yat Sen Chang Tso Lin Lu Yung Hsiang Tuan Chi Ju Anhui Party Gen Lu Wu Pei Fu Chilih Party Manchuria Lu Yuung Hsiang Kwantung Sun Fet Shangha Chekiang Chi Hsieh Yuan Nanking Chang Eso Lin Chi Pukow Yangsze River Tientsin-Pukow

Kills Invader in Ohio Home Canton

Earl Koehler, 36, shot Charles Roof five times in the Koehler Magnolia home and beat him with a hammer after finding him Friday evening. Roof died from the gunfire, then the killer, with wife Mary Koehler, 32, beat the body. Both Koehlers were jailed. charges not yet filed.

Canton Kearl Koehler Charles Roof Koehler Mary Koehler Korbier Magnolia Sherif C. W. Kkirk

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