City conducts annual school health examinations for Elyria pupils
Dr Townsend and Dr Wilson with nurses oversee physical and dental exams for more than 3000 Elyria grade school pupils. The effort seeks to detect and correct defects to prevent illness, with 16 city sections and plans to notify parents of findings and involve family physicians for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
O Townsend
Robert S Wueson
Norak Bhe
R L Ellis
Scho
Townsend
Watson
Wilson
Prohibition Inspector Arrests Two Lorain County Bootleggers
State Prohibition Inspector Jorge Barnam entered Lorain county yesterday and conducted raids. In Lorain last night two alleged bootleggers were arrested and brought to Istria for arraignment. Liam Allen and Tony Martina, both from Elyria Avenue, pleaded not guilty before Justice S. J. George and had hearings set for Monday afternoon. Martina posted a 1500 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jorge Barnam
Norwalk
Lorain County
Lorain
Istria
Liam Allen
Tony Martina
Elyria Avenue
S. J. Eorze
Martina
Drive Fines for Loose Dogs Spark County Wardens Action
Lorain County officials led by Warden Lee Minkler began a dog control drive to keep pets at home. Five Amherst residents Sam Aniz Jim Hornvak Frank Mor ay Robert Wilson and Joe Ko were fined ten dollars each after arraignment for failing to keep dogs at home as law requires. Minkler warned that any wandering dog may lead to arrest and conviction under state law to protect children after a recent dog bite in Elsria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rive
Lee C
Inkler
Lorain Country
South Amherst
S. J. George
Samaniz
Jim Hornvak
Frank Moray
Robert Wilson
Shooting injures hunter mistaken for foe in Ohio
In Zanesville Ohio on September 19 B Williams reports 35 year old Crooks a barber was shot while hunting. A companion mistook his movements for a rival and fired wounding him at Good Samaritan Hospital. victim remains under care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squireet
Hunter
Zanesville
B. Williams
Crooksie
Barber
Pital
Uirre
Bitter defeat marks Lipton's long run to America’s Cup
Sir Thomas Lipton watches Shamrock V lose again as Erin rides the waves and the crew concedes. The seasoned yachtsman laments the result, hints at past tricks of the sea, and admits the burden of four straight losses. Shamrock’s captain Ted Heard remains silent amid the struggle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
R. L
Thomas Lipton
Erin
Erin Agarn
Shamrock
Haivard
Sir Thomas
Shamrock V
Ulster
Ted Heard
Brenton’s Reef
Heard
Harold S. Vanderbilt
Enterprise
Newport Country Club
Havermeier
Lipton Abandons Cup Bid at 81 in Royal Ulster Yachting
Sir Thomas Lipton, 81, withdraws lifelong quest to lift the America's Cup for the Royal Ulster Yacht Club. He says he is through and may not challenge again, citing the British yards unable to match American mechanical shipbuilding, in an exclusive interview with Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Thomas Lipton
Roral Ulster Yacht Club
Sir Thomas
Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr
Umited
Hospital Blaze Endangers 20 Patients At Ochsner
Fire swept the third floor of Ochsner hospital in Durango Colorado today endangering 20 patients who were removed to safety by nurses, firemen and volunteers. Loss was placed at 5000 dollars. Zanesville High School student Alexander Sentivany aged junior was killed in a separate auto collision near Dresden Ohio when struck by a car driven by G W Gaus. police did not hold Gaus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rulleals
Durango
Colo
Ochsner Hospital
Zanesville High School
Zanesville
G. W. Gaus
Here
Alexander Sentivany
Dresden
Sentivany
Gaus
Oberlin College progresses on $600000 Theological Quadrangle
Oberlin Ohio Sept 19 progress rapid on excavation for Oberlin College 600000 Theological Quadrangle Dormitory sections expected to finish by February occupancy targeted around April 1 Rockefeller Jr estate gifts 400900 and 200000 from Mrs D Willis James Cass Gilbert designed North Italian style similar to Finney Memorial Chapel and Allen Memorial buildings Located on West Lorain Street near Council Hall site removed for new group two story construction with classrooms chapel dormitories library and recreation facilities built with blue gray and buff limestone Council Hall previously red brick Four story contrast underlines campus architectural shift toward two story blocks
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Oberlin College
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
D. Willis James
Oberlinn
Cass Gilbert
New York
Woolworth
Gilbert
Finney Memorial
Allen Memorial Art
Ihe College
Allen Memorial Hospital
West Lorain Street
College
Erte
Council Hall
Carnegie Library
First Congregational Church
New Theological Group
Racket Suspects Are Released After No Charges
Two youths arrested by Sheriff Clarence E. Adams for using his name in operating a city racket in Lorain were released Thursday as officials found no charges to file. They reportedly demanded 400 dollars from a Lorain woman to buy one year of protection from Adams. In Ohio, painter Warren Blott aged 56 died after falling from a 230 foot scaffold in Tiffin, with internal injuries listed as the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence E. Adams
Lorain
Adama
Fay
Tiffin
Warren Blott
Missing Lakewood Girl Reported Abducted in Indiana
Virginia Wood a 15 year old Lakewood Junior High pupil has been missing since Wednesday and is believed abducted She was spotted in South Bend Ind her former home last night and reportedly left for Chicago A South Bend man says he spoke with her for 10 minutes and saw her with Heleon Carlson a former maid in the Wood home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Virginia Wood
Lakewood
South Bend
Ind
Chicago
Heleon Carlson
Wood
Missing South Coast Crew Hopes Dwindle As Search Continues
Marshfield Oregon September 13 one hope remains for relatives of 19 crew members of the steam schooner South Coast believed to have foundered off Cape Blanco. Rescue ships comb 30 miles offshore for clues while authorities fear the crew may have escaped in lifeboats landed in isolated coastal sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshfield
Ore
South Coast
Cape Blanco
Pacific Ocean
Cape Sebastian
Gold Beach
Crescent
California
Here
Rogue River
Bethlehem Steel urged to block merger in rail rates dispute
Cyrus S. Eaton testified in Youngstown on September 19 that Bethlehem Steel is hampered by unfavorable freight rates compared with Bethlehem Sheet & Tube. He cited abolished Pittsburgh plus rates since 1923 and noted Bethlehem’s plants in Johnstown Bethlehem Steelton Sparrows Point and Buffalo face hardships. Eaton argued United States Steel can undersell Bethlehem in New York while cheaper raw material rates offset higher finished steel charges. He reflected that some see a future in Cleveland and Chicago, with Bethlehem aimed at Eastern markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co
Cyrus S. Eaton
Bethlehem- Sheet @ Tube
Pittsburgh
Bethlecem
Eaton
Bethlehem
Johnstown
Steelton
Sparrows Point
Buffalo
Interstate Commerce Commission
S “P.tifal
Commission
Younrzstown
United States Steel Corp
New York
Steel Corporation
Cleveland
Chicago
Bird Coloring Contest Winners To Be Announced Tomorrow
The Chronicle Telegram previews the weekly bird picture coloring contest open to all children under thirteen. Judges will pick two winners and several honorable mentions from a large number of colorings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle-Telegram
Pastor Defends Canton Officials in Liquor Conspiracy Trial
Rev. Harry M. Kimbel a former Canton safety director testified in federal court that he enforced prohibition and supervised over 200 police raids during Curtis administration. He said Mayor Curtis ordered enforcement not easing up and cited padlocking of a Canton property in 1929. Anton Ranphos testified he rented 523 Third Street in 1929 and liquor was not sold there while he occupied the premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Harry M. Kimbel
Canton
C. C. Curtis
Curtis
Kimbel
Stars County Dry League
Canton Police Department
Rev
Ed Curtis
Third Street
Earl Stroup
Ohio “Penitentiary
Anton Ranphos
Two youths held on auto theft charges in county
A rural sheriff's special squad arrested Gordon McMullan of Akron and Frank Russell of Tonawanda after spotting a car with no tail light and no license. They confessed to stealing the Akron automobile and a separate theft in Cleveland, with the car abandoned in Akron. They were to face a justice court hearing today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tolay
Apecial
Sherif Clarence E. Adams
Gordon McMullan
Akron
Frank Russell
Tonawanda
N. Y
Adams
Cleveland
Former Oberlin Professor Dies
Howard Handel Carter, professor emeritus of pianoforte at Oberlin Conservatory, died at 171 Elms Street Oberlin. Born June 9 1855 in Tallmadge Ohio he graduated in 1874 and returned to Oberlin in 1892 as professor of pianoforte teaching until 1923 when he became emeritus. He leaves a legacy among generations of students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Howard Handel Carter
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Elms Street
Qoberlin
Tallmadge
Ohio
Conservatory
Harriett Newell Wright
Edison Seeks Solutions To Flying Problems At Airport
Thomas A Edison visited Newark airport and expressed interest in solving aviation issues. He questioned officials about parachute safety limits and corrosion in aircraft materials, proposing instant opening parachutes and noting other “two jobs” including rubber from plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
Thomas A. Edison
Edison
Vicut
Richard Aldworth
Fdison
Aldsworth
Injuries Fatal To Gridder
Harold Akin, 22, died in Colorado Springs after injuries from a scrimmage with Colorado College. He sustained a brain concussion yesterday and never regained consciousness. Akin was a junior at the college and earned his letter last season at fullback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs
Colo
Harold Akin
Colorado
Akin
Evra High appoints Roy Bimer as new club leader
Roy Bimer is named coach and leader of the Evra High School junior H club. H W Civmer, now work secretary, will begin duties as club adviser. The club plans its first meeting next Tuesday to start the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Bimer
Evra High School
H. W
Civmer
Four Veterans Attend 66th Ohio Reunion in Hamilton
In Hamilton Ohio on September 19 the thirty-fifth Ohio Volunteer Infantry held its sixty sixth annual reunion. Only four of the surviving twenty six veterans attended due to infirmities or distance. others were unable to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Thirty-Fifth Regiment of
Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Sandusky Fans Pack Ely Stadium For Night Football Test
More than a thousand Sandusky supporters travel to Elyria to back a Lake Erie League night game against Elyria High. All 800 tickets were sold locally and officials expect 1200 plus with the band leading a 60 piece procession. A favorable reception could push the league to adopt night football next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria High School
Lake Eria
Sandusky
Elyria
Ely Stadium
Bay Town
Lake Erie
Six Die? No Six Injured In Empire Apartments Fire
Six persons were seriously burned and about a dozen overcome when flames swept the Empire apartments in Toledo. Firemen and police carried or guided residents to safety after many leaped from windows or used fire escapes. The blaze started from a gasoline torch explosion while removing wall paper. Damage was estimated at 35008 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nea
Toledo
Old Empire Apartments
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Fred Myers
Drinker respirator keeps nurse alive in Chicago
Misa Frances McGann a 25 year old student nurse with infantile paralysis has been kept alive at St. Luke's hospital for six days and nights by a drinker respirator recent scientific discovery disclosed at the hospital
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Misa Frances McGann
St. Luke's Hospital
Man Fined On Liquor Charge
James Prorozni Oberlin Joan was fined 150 dollars and costs by Justice Walter Watts in night court after pleading guilty to possession of intoxicating liquor. He was arrested following a raid by Sheriff Clarence E. Adams and deputies who found a small quantity at the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Prorozni
Oberlin Joan
Walter Watts
Clarence E. Adams
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ot A Thomas
Lipton
Thological
Indiana
City OF
Ago Eaton
Pastor
Miamisburg
Edward C. Young
Cincinnati
Fhoto
Frank Keaton
Los Angeles
San Quentin Penitentiary
Motley Flint
Alto
Clarence Adams
League
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!