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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1925
Page
1
A fragmentary note from Columbus indicates a favorable report will be ignored by the welfare director. The report, attributed to legislative committee member JohngE Harper, references a potential rejection by the state over fare issues.
Washington reports a nation wide drive to apprehend and prosecute peddlers of poisonous liquor narcotics and bookmakers near veteran hospitals. Officials note available funds and plans for new institutions to house the feeble minded and expand care for disabled veterans with state backed action expected in 1922.
The report lists multiple offenders with fines and costs. Coleman of Oberlin and Jay Malone faced thirty day suspensions or license penalties. Oscar Powell, Martin Mortenson, Steve Yucka, Franklin Goodson, Ray Essis, and others were fined small amounts for intoxication or traffic violations with costs.
Fragmentary Elyria police report language notes unclear statements about duty and past actions. The note references Stankard and possible prior statements, but the meaning is uncertain due to damaged OCR text.
A Federal Judge Willam L Grubb ruled in favor of the government in a suit to collect $100,000 in taxes from the New York Life Insurance Company. The decision covers federal tax claims and sets a precedent for similar cases.
The notice lists participants for a local free fall festival parade with names of entrants and floats. It details parade timing, float lineup, and multiple prize categories for men and women, including prizes from local businesses.
Lorain county records four deaths in weekend traffic crashes. Two Cleveland men perished when their car was struck by a fast train at a crossing near Grafton Station farm. Coroner Miles Perry reported the victims to Taylor Undertakers for burial.
Citizens of Elyria welcome outsiders to two days of music goods and hospitality urging shared progress between city and farming districts. The speech emphasizes transportation radios and modern services knit urban and rural life as one community and invites visitors to enjoy stores and manufacturers.
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