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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1929

Page

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Wreckage Reveals Fate of Lake Michigan freighter Andaste

Debris from the 40 year old freighter Andaste shows a cabin trapped by the gale on Lake Michigan. Captain Albert Anderson and 24 crewmen are presumed lost with the ship after sinking Monday night off Holland Michigan. Wreckage found by tug Bertha G near Holland confirms the disaster and lists officers and crew aboard.

Chicago Andaste Lake Michigan Holland Iic Alert Anderson Tres Freedom Liberty Albert Anderson Sturgeonay Wis Charles Brown Grand Haven Mich Secnd J. J. MecCadde Cleve Ind C. J. Hibber Bertha G George Vanall Ows Contraction Materials Company Audacte Rand Haven Hen

Informer Albert Tully Shot in Cleveland Street Incident

Cleveland police struggle to solve the shooting of Albert Tully, 35, a known liquor raid informer and shakedown figure. He was wounded while seated in his parked car in the third precinct, and the assailant fled after tossing a revolver into the vehicle. police link the event to a prior attack on Leo Klein, another informer, with no breakthrough in either case.

Nformer Cleveland Albert Tully Polce Tully Roaring Third Precinct Fies

When Ralph Murbach at 21 years old in Cleveland

At twenty one Ralph Murbach served as assistant physical director at the Alta House in Cleveland while studying at Adelbert College, graduating cum laude in 1910. He joined his father in the coal and supply business in Styria, later renamed Murbach Coal and Supply Company, where he serves as treasurer and manager and is also president of the Peerss Oli Company. He is married with four children, resides at 409 Washington Avenue, and enjoys motion picture photography golf and bridge.

Ralph Murbach Alta House Leveland Adelbert College Father Coal and Supply Usiness Styria City Coal Ad Supply Company No Murbach Coal and Supply Company Murbach

Cooper Names Conservancy Group for Ohio Fish and Game

Governor Myers Cooper announced eight appointees to Ohio’s conservancy council to oversee fish, game, and bird life. Appointees include N. E. Shaw, J. E. Pfienger, I. S. Myers, Walter F. Kirk, Charles Lay, A. F. Moon, Charles H. Lewis, and Edmund Secrest, with terms ending 1931 to 1936.

Columbus Myers Charles Lay Sandusky A. F. Moon Conover Charles H. Lewis Harpster Edmund Secrest Wooster Conservancy Cooper Shaw Ohio Farmer Pfienger Ohio Izaak Walton League League of Ohio Sportsmen State Board of Agriculture Kirk Ohio State Grange Lor Lay Brothers Fisheries Lake Erie Moon Ohio Farm Bureau Federation Farm Institute Lewis Secrest

Chickens Killed By Dogs In Avon Center Farm Attack

Police dogs believed to have wandered from Cuyahoga County killed scores of chickens at Purity Poultry Farm near Avon Center last night. County Dog Warden Lee Minkler captured two dogs and handed them to authorities for disposal. he also investigated nine sheep killed at Arthur Wangerine farm near South Amherst where the attacking dog was killed.

Purity Avon Center Curahoge County Lee Minkler Cuyahoga County Minkier Arthur Wangerine South Amherst

Parachute For Car Attracts Massachusetts Woman

In Methuen Massachusetts a 1936 model car with safety belt and parachute draws interest from Mrs Jeanette Jordan. Police find a dazed woman along Oakland Avenue who cannot recall events. Later she regains memory and says she was jostled from the rumble seat while riding with her husband.

Methuen Mass Jeanette Jordan Oakland Avenue

Twenty Appeals Docketed by Court of Appeals

Twenty cases are on the docket for the district court of appeals when it convenes next Tuesday with Judges Ross W. Fark Clarence G. Washburn and William E Pardee on the bench. Key item is Leo Billings versus the city of Lorain an alley dispute. Roy Kazuka of South Amherst appeals after a liquor possession conviction with a $1000 fine plus costs following trial and denial of a new trial.

District Court of Appeals Ross W. Fark Wooster Clarence G. Washburn Elyria William Epardee Akron Leo Billings Lorain Common Pleas Court Billings Roy Kazuka South Amherst A. R. Webber Kazuka

Plans for Naval Parley in Deg Washington Sept 14

Washington reports outline the Anglo American naval understanding with talks set for December in London to build toward further reductions by 1936. Britain presses a cruiser cap at 348 400 tons, with US constraints. eight replacement battleships may be delayed saving up to 296 000 600 dollars.

Washington Tecay Gion National Cemetery London Britain Mr. Hoover United States Great Britain France Italy Japan Coolidge Hoover Kellogg Geneva W. C. Bridgeman the Admiralty Hugh S. Gibson

Want Ads Sell Farm Produce and More

Chronicle Telegram readers learn ads in Classification 40 Road side Farm Produce For Sale move pears quickly. L D Obitts Sugar Ridge sold full pears trees after notice to discontinue early Saturday. Phone in a Want Ad and watch the results.

Canning Pears L. D. Obitts Sugar Ridge Chronicle-Telegram

Next Carlisle gas field well chosen and planned

Contractors and Steel & Tubes Inc select a site one half mile west of the Westley gas well for the next strike in the Carlisle gas fields. The Dougherty-Dempsey rig will be moved to the Mrs. Katherine Kelb farm on Butternut Ridge. The new well, east of Rogers Palmers well, is expected to sustain high pressure and long flow.

Westley Contractors and Steel & Tubes Inc Carliste Dougherty-Dempsey Carlisle 2A Steel & Tubes

Four Accidents Reported in Friday Traffic

Four traffic accidents occurred in the city on Friday the thirteenth. Paul Sneider was injured when his head struck a windshield in a collision involving Georges Korin. A second wreck on Lodi street left two autos badly demolished, with Walter Piskuran’s vehicle overturning. Other collisions involved Leon Kennedy, R J Grif grafton, and a truck hitting Mrs J E Monroe’s car near the Home for the Aged drive. No serious injuries beyond Sneider.

Paul Sneider Woodfer Avenue Georges Korin East 29Th Street Lorain Korin West River Street A. N. Morgan Kerin Morgan Lodi Street Kenneth Kern R. D Oberlin Road Walter Piskuran Piskuran Paul Strait Mike Chesmeyer Leon Kennedy Princeton Aevenue R. J. Gri Grafton East River Fourth Street Kennedy Grills

Giant Walnut Tree Removed From Lebanon Lawn

A 200 year old giant walnut tree, 5 feet trunk diameter and 17 feet crown height, was removed from Mrs. Clara Z Mason's lawn after a $400 check was paid. Lumber was to yield about 1534 board feet. The Pearod Jorden Clark Company of Cincinnati bought the tree from the Mason property.

Walatt Lebanon Til Clara Z* Mason Masen Pearod-Jorden-Clark Company Cincinnati Ohio

Girl 15 Kept Unconscious After Auto Crash

Charlotte Norris, age 9, struck by an auto on August 17 in Cincinnati Ohio remains unconscious after eighteen days. Her condition is reported as serious and she has not regained consciousness since admission to hospital.

Cincinnati Charlotte Norris

River flood in Vera Cruz and Oaxaca causes massive damage

Sept 14 reports describe the Papaloampan River overflow inundating banana districts in Vera Cruz and Oaxaca. El Rule town submerged as residents flee to higher ground by moving railroad cars. Drowning tolls unconfirmed but heavy loss of life feared.

Vera Cruz Mexico Oaxaca el Rule

Weather outlook for Ohio Valley Sept 16 to 24

For the period from September 16 to 24 the Ohio Valley may see showers on Monday followed by generally fair conditions. Showers are possible again on Thursday, with warmer temperatures by Monday and cooler Tuesday, and overall temperatures near normal.

Washington Ohio Valley

Two Pay With Lives For Killing Two Pay With Lives For Killing

In Moundsville West Virginia Weber E B Wilmot aged 21 and Mullard Morrison aged 24 were executed for the murder of Frank Bowen a Lens Creek filling station owner. The two youths mounted the scaffold together and died after the trap sprung four maroutes later both men were pronounced dead. Relatives claimed Wilmot's body for transport to his New Jersey home.

Moundsville W. Va Weber EB. Wilmot Mullard Morrison

Cigarette Ignites Barn Fire on West Third Street

A cigarette discard set a barn at 523 West Third Street ablaze last night, triggering a regular bell alarm at Central Fire Station. Hose and Engine Companies No. 1 extinguished the fire with a soda acid extinguisher. owner Frank West identified the structure as a garage used barn.

West Third Street Central Fire Station No. 1 Frank West

Beekeepers to Hear State Fair Reports

Lorain County Beekeeper's Association meets Monday at the home of Mr and Mrs F Schubert near Whiskeyville to hear State Fair reports and discuss business. Members won many prizes at the State Fair.

Lorain County Beekeeper's Association F. ©. Schubert Whiskeyville

Sewing machine clinics set for four Lorain county sites

Lorain county women will attend four sewing machine clinics led by R D Barden of Ohio State University. Clinics are October 1 at Henrietta, October 2 at Wellington, October 3 at Oberlin, and October 4 at Grafton. A limit of 138 machines per clinic was set, but interest far exceeds capacity.

Ston Oberiin Henrietta Grafton Eaiens Thess Lorain Second War Board of Ftees County Farm Bureau Henrica Wellington Oberifa Gratien R. D. Barden Ohio State Univer Agricultural Engineering Speranist Oies Elyria Lorain County Bonar Catetalon

Man and Wife Killed at Big Four Crossing

Day, Sept 14. Mr and Mrs J G Irvin of Dayton were killed last night at the Big Four grade crossing near Osborn. Both were dead when the train crew reached them.

Dayton J. G. Irvin Big Four Osborn

Wellington district seeks 159,909 bond for school needs

The Wellington Village School District filed a resolution to place a 159,909 bond on the November 5 ballot for improvements and a fireproof addition to the building to handle larger enrollment. Several other districts filed levies or bonds before the deadline, including Elyria, Grafton, Ridgeville, East Carlisle and Huntington.

Board of Elections Wellington Village Wellington Sfth Greftom Township Elyria City Ridgeville Township East Carlisle Township Huntington Elyria Grafton Township Ridgeville East Carlisle Elections

Tariff Bill and Geneva Hearing Dominate Senate News

President Hoover faces questions on the December Disarmament Conference while a Senate subcommittee for Geneva Arms Conference fallout plans testimonies. The Tariff Bill debate resumes as the Farm Bloc pushes for bounty provisions and a division over disclosure of private hearings emerges. Senate leaders and witnesses are named amid proposed witness lists and a National Broadcast speech.

Washington Hoover Senate Geneva Shortridge California William B. Shearer Bethlehem, Newport News Brown-Boveri Shipbuilding Companies Shearer New York Allen Kansas Alfer Robinson Arkansas Tant Commission Smoot Senate Financi _Committee Commission Brookhart Iowa Barkier Dem Reed Fas Watson National Chain Congress National Broadcasting Company

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