10 Apr 1923
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1923
Page
1
Ria will be Ecca for many T big opening at Elyria Savings and Trust Co. will throw its home building open to the public on Saturday noon and evening with an opening reception. Neither pains nor expense have been considered, it a most potential and elaborate affair, and will mark another epoch in the progress.
Massive crowds gather in Essen and surrounding Ruhr towns as at least 100,000 people, including ex soldiers, attend funeral processions for victims of the German crisis. Flags fly at half mast, wreaths are laid, and police absence is noted as a sign of national distress. In Ely, Minnesota, a new bank building opens, described as a half million dollar edifice with a modern vault and public viewing, drawing bankers and residents to inspect the structure at the corner of Broad and Court streets.
Fragmentary OCR notes show St Booze and Evaders of EB J Stankard involved in a legal process. Mentions Tam tae nen and 3 cases ta pha mmon pleas, with a person named Zaremna, a 30 OZaremba amount, bonds, and a man found in jail amid jeers.
A damaged notice outlines a fight over разрешение to pave an alley by Herc Andress and Katia Saxra Co, with property and estate matters referenced. It mentions an order to refer the case to Ves Bar and details about support and costs, including propriety claims and potential obstacles from local authorities.
Secretary of State Harts Black was killed here today when he stepped in front of a train. Wells Rived reports the dramatic incident occurred on Apr 14, with authorities investigating the event and witnesses detailing the scene.
A fragmentary report shows Ohio lawmakers facing sharp criticism from Democrat minority leaders over perceived missteps by Republicans and calls for accountability. Representative Atkinson and Senator Garver attack party leadership while urging action against alleged manufactur er influence in road material contracts and a push for voting reforms.
Local patrons of Cascade Park voice concern over water access and drinking water provisions amid a noisy scene. The protest centers on park amenities and public drinking water availability.
Berlin April 10. Chancellor Wilhelm Cuno says Germany is ready to negotiate as an equal to secure lasting peace and freedom. He vows German territory and rights remain intact as Essen victims are honored, criticizing French leaders for the deaths and urging restraint in postwar actions.
Measle epidemic sweeps the city with reports of widespread illness. Early notices describe community infection, overwhelmed clinics, and calls for better sanitation and containment measures.
Washington reports progressive voices demand a constitutional amendment after a series of Supreme Court rulings undercut labor and minimum wage laws. The four to four and five to seven splits spur debate on court power, with political figures warning of executive and legislative checks.
A fragmented OCR item references Dronahoy and plans to cut road building, with garbled text showing stray letters and partial phrases. The readable portions point to a local infrastructure project setback or halt, lacking clear dates, places, or officials.
At a special meeting the Elyria Lorain council urged an ordinance forcing the street railway to tear up tracks on West avenue to favor the Lodi street route. Car riders pressed for Lodi street while Mayor Jones and City Solicitor warned of costs and franchise length. Debate stretched over two hours as officials weighed expense and impact on traffic, with Coen noting $30,000 needed for Lodi street work and West avenue disruption.
A London based article argues Europe faces deep hate and fear. It suggests a strong persuader like Billy Sunday could shift public mood and quell unrest more effectively than statesmen. The piece surveys leaders Lloyd George Mussolini Theunis and Benes, noting mixed results of their pacific appeals.
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