23 Apr 1926
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1926
Page
1
Paris dispatch reports that James Lyon faces execution by chair on August while France orders delays in debt negotiations. A memo from a senatorial envoy to the Franco-American talks notes new developments and references an apparent deadline.
The Senate issues a summons for Judge English as the high court opens. The summons warned Judge English ten days to prepare a reply to the charges. The hearing date is set and the chamber notes the formal steps in the trial process.
Twenty persons were killed in an explosion near Salonika yesterday. A number of people were injured and property damage was reported as suffering. The incident involves an ammunition factory or depot and caused extensive destruction in the area.
Refugees pour into Peking as troops of General Chien-Tso-Lin and Wu-Pei-Fu drive residents from their homes. Survivors report looting and violence by victorious armies, with civilians chased from the countryside into the city under attack.
A law question regarding GK rate is to be decided by the Supreme Court. The hearing involves United States cities and the issue of collecting bonds from municipalities. The case centers on whether current bond collection practices are lawful under existing statutes.
Local report describes a damaging blaze in an Ohio town with significant property losses and emergency responses. Details remain unclear due to fragmented OCR text and missing specifics on location or timing.
Akron Ohio April 25 There will be no interference with racing at the Northampton track until the Supreme Court decides if the pari mutuel machine is a betting device The county prosecutor and sheriff said the ruling by the Supreme Court will determine the issue and no action to dissolve Beulah Park at Grave City is planned pending that decision The races attract large crowds during the spring meeting
Thompson, operator of a betting booth at Beulah Park race track, is to be tried tonight before Mayor John C. Fetton of Grove City on a charge of violating anti gambling laws. An arrest was reported as the case continued on page one.
Report from April describes brush fires causing multiple deaths and widespread property loss as volunteers rush to contain the blazes. Elements of chaos are noted with destroyed buildings and anxious residents amid limited details and unclear dates.
A eastern penitentiary judge sentenced David L. Marshall to ten to twenty years for murder in the case of Anza Dietrich today. Judge Harry S. MecDevit presided as motion counsel Abrial and Taham appeared for the defense.
Disjointed text notes a proposed peace conference on April 23 between mill owners and workers of a selected organization. The aim is to stand aside and move toward actual negotiations over demands.
A fragment from a 19th or early 20th century column outlines Chauncey M Depew at ninety years old sharing life rules. It emphasizes moderation, steady living, cheerful thoughts, social cultivation, dietary caution, optimism, marriage young, and trust in God as guidance.
Mrs Alfred J Brosseau of Detroit Michigan and Greenwich Connecticut named president general of the Daughters of the American Revolution at the thirty fifth continental congress in Washington. Other officers elected include President General elect General Samuel W Earle organizing secretary Mrs O Wel Fe Hobart and others. Vote counting extended into morning with thousands of ballots cast and no result yet for President General's office.
Fragmentary report outlines actions by Judge Thompson and prosecutor D Baird in the Cowles case. Letters to the governor prompted officials to visit a home, where a child was harmed using drugs, leading to a buried body on a farm. The woman linked to the case faced charges and punishment under alien laws.
Report cites John Zida described as an alleged slaver of John Tudrowitz father of four. He was said to be trapped in woods near Lakeside farm as Rosse Wild-dogs hunted the fugitive. April 2.
A Grand Jury probe into charges against three prominent DeKall County youths, including Miss Dorothy Woestervelt of the Northern Miners Teachers College, is proceeding. Indictments were expected but denied today as reports indicate defense seeks venue change and witnesses testify. bail set at five thousand dollars for each defendant.
A kerosene can exploded while attempting to revive a smouldering fire at City Hostel. Lula Janttt, 28, badly burned. three others seriously hurt, including Mrs. Woodruff and the sister of Joltl Joseph Joliff, as flames spread to the kitchen stove.
Six people killed in a fireworks factory explosion at Hire Shina. Fire officials report a blast and ensuing fire during production.
Analysis released today by prohibition enforcement shows nineteen of twenty rinks solid in upper Mantattany are palsonens. Statistics obtained from seized liquors in speakeasies finish Pestamratts.
Edward Gable faced a statutory charge after testimony about a girl in a cave yesterday. Judge W. B. Thompson sentenced him to six months in jail.
The article traces a mayor's push for stricter enforcement, criticizing federal programs and public officials. It notes a nationwide administration critique and an Olson-related wage dispute, highlighting political tension and policy direction.
A Pittsburgh college debate over candidate information led to two student editors facing a senate prohibition committee. Sac and Reed, tied to the seventh Ohio district, prepared to testify as early as next week while plans to study a capital hearing emerged from the ongoing case.
A terse Norwalk Ohio item notes a man will spend life in prison following a conviction. The brief mentions a checked car and unnamed suspect, with minimal readable details and no further context.
Unclear OCR fragment reports a collision in Lorain involving four machines. Details on drivers, injuries, costs, or exact location are unreadable.
Report describes an over heated gas stove causing a small blaze at an unidentified building. Firefighters respond with hoses and extinguish the fire. no injuries reported and the cause under investigation. Local authorities coordinate with the gas company to ensure safety.
Diplomatic reports say the United States will not send delegates to the preliminary disarmament conference in Geneva. A Kellogg note reportedly declining attendance is circulating. officials warn Washington may withdraw acceptance if earnest action seems unlikely.
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