McTigue Faces Criticism After Loss to Stribling in Newark
In Newark last night Mike McTigue failed to convince as world light heavyweight champion, losing a ten round decision to Young Stribling. The Georgia challenger outboxed McTigue, who looked listless and avoided engagement, while spectators paid 40 359.10 to witness the bout and crown Stribling as the rightful challenger in the eyes of many.
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New York
Newark
Mike McTigue
Siight
Georgia
New Jersey
Cam
McTigue
Columbus
Harry Ertle
Eig
Bell
Everlastal
Burt
Ussing
Beek
LibiEy Wins Court Title In Patch and Series
In a tense Elyria patch and series, LibiEy secured the court title after a late surge. Lorain trailed but fought back, overcoming early deficits to claim the victory and the top spot in the standings.
Lake Avenue Basketball Players ABP Banqueted
A listing of attendees at the Lake Avenue basketball players ABP banquet includes Konrad, Behnke, Mae Kruack, Hitsman, Betty Taylor, Erhel Tomashaske, Helen Moore, Boynton, Woodruff, Kitchen, Moore, Mildred Boynton, Howard Barres, Louie Darvas, Edw Mills, Donald Hitsman, Herman Konrad, Clyde Pixler, William Ferguson, Stanley Gates, Campbell, Shindler, Scott, Richards, Jones, Maides, Bersensky. The fragment notes music and late hours at the event.
Nightly LA boxing results from Youngstown to Newark
Fight card reports show several six to twelve round bouts across Ohio and nearby cities. Notable results include Bert Schlatter defeating Jimmy Jones over twelve rounds in Youngstown and a 12 round decision for Horvath over Judee in Mansfield.
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Heth Tind
Doren Chandler
Youngstown
Bert Schlatter
Jimmy Jones
MeTicue
Jimmy Mendo
Zvic
Pittzbursa
Slatier Y Wesar
Aie
Enadour
Hamilta
oOne
Johnny Ton
Ted Johands
Howard Mas
Jack
Ae Ileesb Pa
Tome Aal Lou Bo
Stone SeCee
jen _O
Olympic hopes ride on Uncle Sam in running high jump
The piece notes Olympic officials optimistic about the United States dominance in the running high jump, citing past U S wins in six of seven revived games. It lists several boxers and results amid a buoyant mood, and mentions Harold Os Sparks as a standout. World indoor mark stands at 6 feet 6 inches with outdoor peak near 6 feet 7 and 5-16 inches.
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Uncle Sam
Harold Os
U. S
Gaborne
Port events today racing and society meetings
Meeting notices for Southern Maryland Agricultural Association in Bowie and Tijuana Jockey Club championship in Augusta Georgia announce today’s events. Benched shows and billiards matches feature Suganuma vs Cutter in New York. National scholastic baseball and indoor swimming championships listed along with golf and veteran events.
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Southern Maryland Agricultural Assa
Bowie
Tijuana Jockey Club Jantic
Augusta
Detroit
Tadao Suganuma
Albert Cutter
New York
University of Chicago
United North and South
Chicago
DeFoe Ve
Sid Bernard
Albanr
Notes on Pacific Northwest golf and Olympic sports mix
The Pacific Northwest Golf Association championship rounds will be held in Vancouver B C in June. Veterans and rookies connect with New York Giants and other teams as boxing and track figures like Bob Roper and Len Richardson loom in season plans and Olympic prospects.
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Pacific Northwss Golf Association
Vanever
B.C
Wiliam E. Hammond
Bob Roper
Mississippi
New York Giants
Wass
Dean
McGraw
Keenington Club
Orne
Buscan
Ely
Paris
Troeh
Portland
Bob Fitzsimmons
Jem Maer
Timaru
New Zealand
Ruby Robert
Len Richardson
Richardson
Henriettta School Play Delights Crowd with Cherry Garden Scene
Henriettta High School presented a lively performance featuring Warren Unger and Florence Jones with Kenseth Pietch as Togo and John Dagil as Kokemo. The curtain drew after an enthusiastic turnout in the atrium and corridor, with strong chorus and orchestra support and generous cooperation from staff and patrons. Receipts surpassed 76.00 as students crafted cherry blossom backdrops for the Tea Garden setting.
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Joe A. Mitten
Henrietta
Warren Unger
Hokemo
Kokemo
Togo
Florence Jones
Kenseth Pietch
John Dagil Sa
Bates
Jessica
Joas Harry
South Am
Miss Buck
Oberlin
Ual
Allison
Hena
Oberlin News Highlights Social News and Vacations
Oberlin briefs report a widow Mrs. Wells dies at 34 leaving a baby and relatives. Freshmen burn green hats signaling end of hat period. spring vacation runs April 1 to 9 with special trains and bus services. Local items note George Broadwell ill. Pauline Coolidge visits. professors attend Ohio State Conference. L F Steiner to Yale. many students and faculty travel or host guests over break.
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Lon
New York Central
Cleveland Elyria
Toledo
George Broadwell
Pauline Coolidge
Washington States
Dorothy Smith
A. W. Aron
College of Education
Ohio State University
Columbus
L. F. Steiner
Yale
Hazel Biggs
Cleveland
L. E. Burgner
Catherine
Berea. Ky
Rebecca
Cincinnati
H. Vore
Lima
Obersin
Jesse Mack
Herbert Harroun
New York
Voice of the People
H. A. Miller
Rerbert A. Miller
Sociology
Oberwali Lui
Burglar Steals From Rowland Home In Oberlin
A burglar entered the residence of Mr. T. H. Rowland at 152 Bus. College Street Saturday night, using a step ladder to reach a window. He rifled a desk and bookcase, causing disorder and the loss of money amounting to 31.80, with the family asleep upstairs.
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Oberlin
T. H. Rowland
College Street
Rowland
Oberlin College Male Quartet Begins Westward Tour
The Oberlin College Male Quartet leaves for a spring concert tour starting today in Thinedale Ti. with first program tomorrow night. The group includes Robert Boss, Benjamin Grant, Jack Gunn, and D. Braye from the Conservatory. They perform in Cedar Falls and Waterloo Iowa, Charles Town, and at First Presbyterian Church in Waterloo.
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Oberlin College
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Robert MM. Bossvinger
Beniamine Grant
Man
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Braye Fe Iweeoe
Conservatory
Oak Park
Watterloo
Tata
First Presbyterian Church
Charles
Iowa State Teacher's College
Cedar Falls
Iowa
Waterloo
Bickel Family Greeting at Kipton Ober
Kipton April 1 Mr and Mrs George Bickel and family Mrs Moehl and Edna were Ober- nearby residents joined the event.
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Kipton
George Bickel
Moehl
Edna
Camden social notes reflect spring visits and theater outings
Camden residents entertain and travel from Elyria Oberlin and Canton with callers, theatre trips to Abie's Irish Rose in Elyria and Rialto in Elyria, vacations with grandparents, and church events. Notable names include Mildred Rowell Edna Moehl and Mrs Sigworth.
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Camden
Edna Moehl
Louise Potter
Irrne Lou Maisien
Cherup College
Wayne Sigaworth
Harry Ludlum
Amherst
Albert Plas
Gertrude Weber
Elyria
John Weber
Kinora Murray
PB. T. Rooney
Laucille Moehl
Elsie Calkins
Mabel Tayler
Styria
Reva Taylor
Elsie
Ed Ream
Barless House
E. A. Austin
Bellevue Wanday
Damon
Wellington
Will Sigsworth
Roy Twining
Lewis Baker
Canton
Chas. Bawvless
Ray Eggleston
Cleveland
Elizabeth
Charles Weeks
Oberlin
Weeks
Center Society
Will Brumley
K. Meek
Iva Austin
Jessis Twining
Elva Crouse
Christian Church
Marian Brown
Ithica
New York
J. L. Brown
George Hayard
Napoleon, O
Louise Weeks
Harriet Smith
Carl Smith
Fred Smith
Catherine
LaGrange
J. Smith
Union Church
Phil Benton
Marvin Lee
Wakeman
Grandmother Lee
Orfan Lee
Eugene Reynolds
Thomas Lee
F. L. Sharp
Lyndon Smith
Joe Smith
Andrew S. Davidson
Abie
Rialto Theatre
F. E. Weeks
Joan Scott
Camden Business College
Lewis Peabody
Misses Pratt and Bainbridge Enjoy Weeklong Elyria Vacation
April 1 Elyria field notes show Miss Esther Pratt and Miss Ella Bainbridge, local teachers, on a weeklong vacation. Residents share social visits including Willing Workers luncheon hosted by Mrs. Kearn. Out of town guests include Harold Kearn and family from Lakewood.
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Mrs. Kearn
George Lang
Edward Schraninis
Russia
Ryan
Rush
Elyria
Mrs. Ryan
Gao
Fortune
Cecil Grills
Mr. Ives
Oberlin
Visitors and events mix at Columbia community gathering
Sunday school hour preceded preaching as families from Elyria Medina and Station Road visited John Bainbridge. Attendees included Mr and Mrs William Harding and daughter Thelma, Rev CC Maple returning from Indiana, and about thirty three members of the Columbia Ladies Aid Society enjoying songs, a dinner, and speeches, with Jim and Mrs Wailugsenbabe returning home afterward.
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Thelma
Elyria
Mee F. Ruphenige
Station Road
John Bainbridge
Loyd Hamlin
Ethelyn
Medina
Mary Bainbridge
Ella
Cleveland
CC. Maple
Indiana
Columbia Ladies Aid Society
Columbia
Jim
Mrs. Wailugsenbabe
Local notes from Sheffield April gathering and visits
Mrs Almeda Chambers hosts at her son H C Chambers home on River Road. Edward Minard buys a Studebaker sedan. Clarence Rider and sister Bes sie visit sister Mrs Harry Root. Mrs Martin Brewer and children stay with sister Mrs Earla Johnson. The Myers, Johnson siblings and Ruth Alan Robert suffer whooping cough. Fark Johnson with a broken leg walks with crutches. Mr and Mrs P L Chambers visit friends in Elstia.
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Sheffield
Almeda Chambers
H. C. Chambers
River Road
Edward Minard
North Ridge
Studebaker
Clarence Rider
Bessie
Youngstown
Harry Root
Martin Brewer
Birmingham
Earla Johnson
Russel
Donne Myers
Ruth
Alan
Robert Johnson
Building permits rise in Lorain month end report
Lorain issued nine building permits in the past month with an estimated total value of 152 629 dollars. In Columbus Ohio attorney general Crabbe said the state tax commission was told the Albaugh tax measure’s defeat curtails county auditors’ power to collect penalties for failure to list personal property for taxation.
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Lorain
Columbus
Crabbe
State Tax Commission
Revival Meetings Begin at State Theatre Monday
Lorain news reports a series of mid Lenten revival meetings to start near Monday noon at the State Theatre with Rev. B. Hess of First M. E. Church in charge of the first session and other city pastors leading the following Mondays.
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Wvorain
State Theatre
B. Hess
M. E
Firemen Pass Exam in Lorain Volunteer Roll
Lorain safety director Colbert announced six men who have passed the examination and are eligible for regular appointment as volunteer firemen. They are J. F. Bellman William Rinour George Northam John Cisky James Thomasek and James Carmahet.
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Lorain
Colbert
J. F. Bellman
Win. Rienour
George Northam
John Cisky
James Thomasek
Jame Ove Carmahet
Damage suits filed in Lorain municipal court
Two damage cases were filed in Lorain municipal court on April 1. L J Heoninger and the Caledonian Insurance Co sue James Ilasan, a court bailiff, for 400.26. Hagen alleges a collision damaged Heuninger's machine insured by the Caledonian. Josephine Debrelas sues for 3450 after her car was struck on Lake Road near Oak Point by the defendant's auto.
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Lorain
L. J
Auction planned for junk at police station in Lorain
Safety Director Colbert says a sale will be held soon to dispose of junk and articles gathered at the police station. In Dayton Jean Elizabeth Sonnanstine aged 4 died from clothing catching fire at an open grate and her body was badly burned.
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Lorain
Colbert
Dayton, O
Jean Elizabeth Sonnanstine
Joint-Ease Claim Promises Quick Joint Relief
An old advertisement touts Joint-Ease for rheumatic joints claiming quick relief from agony and swelling. It urges customers to rub in the remedy, sold at Phillips' Drug Store for one cent per tube.
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Phillips’ Drug Store
Ownership Statement for The Chronicle Telegram 1924
A notary records the ownership and management details for The Chronicle Telegram Elyria Ohio for March 31 1924. Publisher The Lorain County Printing and Publishing Co Elyria Managing Editor J F Burke Business Manager A C Hudnutt all of Elyria Ohio. Average weekly circulation 8384.
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Notary
Hudnett
Chronicle Telegram
C. Hudnutt
Elyria
Onlo
J. F. Burke
Ohio
A C
Peraon
Esso
Chas. F. Wlaughlin
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