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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1930

Page

5

A GOOD EXAMPLE OF PRINCIPLE IN WORK AND LIFE

The Circulation Manager note urges checking for missed papers. The piece praises Mr J E Boynton as unwavering in his beliefs, a country man who would defend right over convenience, and contrasts a New York teacher who kept teaching after a fortune. It argues wealth should fund others’ employment rather than change calling.

Bolter’s J. E. Boynton Dean Farrar New York Arther H. Belt

Call for city aid to endow a hospital

A speaker urges compassion for the poor and sick and praises a lone woman in Elyria who runs an unfunded hospital. She appeals for council support and notes an auxiliary will be organized to aid the effort, urging citizens to fulfill their duty.

Viate Rien

Only Plan to Rob the Treasury Warned by Watchmen

Old watchmen recount a single strong robbing scheme aimed at the U S Treasury. Broadfoot planned to enter via the Fifteenth Street sewer, crack safes, and float gold in rubber bags down the Potomac to waiting confederates. He studied vault locations, hours, and time locks, but the scheme never succeeded or led to a trial.

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Bonds Filing Rules Amid City Officers After April Election

City and township officers elected on April 6 must file bonds with the undersigned clerk by Thursday, April 16. The piece also digresses through unrelated anecdotes about Treasury guards, breakfast habits, a Dublin farthing kettle, and various trivial miscellany, reflecting a cluttered 19th century newspaper column.

W. H. Park

Elyria Merchants Agree to Sunday Store Closures

A group of Elyria clothing merchants sign a pledge to keep all stores strictly closed on Sundays. Each signer binds themselves to a fixed penalty of one hundred dollars payable to a benevolent institution for any breach. Names include F. H. Foster & Co. and The Robinson & Hancock Co. Others listed mention Saturday sales and farm hay inquiries.

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