Elyria and world news mix in scattered brief items
The page surveys political maneuvering and civic efforts in Elyria and beyond. It notes advertising campaigns for San Antonio, Japan’s postwar payments, ship navy shifts, Roosevelt and Eliot anecdotes, Philadelphia reform woes, a moral tale of a widow’s money, prison notes on Mrs Chadwick, and her transfer to the penitentiary with meals sent from a restaurant and a measured entry in the blotter.
Mrs Chadwick Enters Penitentiary Ward in Ill Health
Mrs Chadwick collapses upon entering the penitentiary walls and endures nervous strain and earsickness. She dons prison garb, declines dinner, and is moved to the hospital ward for treatment with a cat scan and possible transfer to the women’s department in two to three days.
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Women's Department
Rocky Mountain Tea Pushers Echo in Poetry
A brief verse by H. A. Dekeman extols saying the line with ease and vigor. It frames a cadence urging steady repetition of promoting Rocky Mountain Tea.
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H. A. Dekeman
Two States Briefs Include Slain Child and Gambler Probe
Elmber Hunter of Urbana Illinois watched his eight year old son attempt to imitate a butcher by stabbing a playmate. the blade saved the boy. In Kent Ohio saloonkeepers face a ban on card games amid grand jury rumors of large gambling rooms. Coroner Siegel of Cleveland orders murder inquiry after an infant found in a Central avenue waste paper box is declared murdered. Akron councilman J Perley Hale faces renewed grand jury scrutiny over bribery and sewer favors. Akron fireman Clyde Hiller dies from a skull injury found near streetcar tracks with investigators unsure of cause.
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Elmber Hunter
Urbana
Wesley Bowman
Young Bowman
B. C. Newberry
Kent
Grand Jury
Siegelstelen
Cleveland
Central Avenue
8. E
23Rd Street
J. Perley Hale
Akron
Ohio penitentiary population trends and local incidents
The report shows October daily prison population averaged 2524, with November 1568 and December 1590, and a current level of 1600. Robberies hit Nickel Plate depot and Norton’s Mentor store with $40 losses, third time Norton was robbed. William Roach, 19, is bound over for cutting Fred Wagner, claiming self defense. US Steel offers $100 stock at Sharon plants. many employees may join profit sharing. Lawrence County officials, and Roswell Walt murder reward share, are noted. Akron engineer George Gregg wounded in accidental discharge. Floyd Palmer cleared. Booth Tarkington’s new story to appear. Laxative ad and Masonic notices run. Nap Lajoie returns to Cleveland roster with higher pay than last year.
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