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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1927
Page
7
Japan deploys fresh currency as Bank of Japan advances exceed two billion yen to other banks. Treasury presses run at full speed to ease the financial crisis. Banks that had suspended operations reopen today and the central bank governor bans further suspensions.
Irene Gimbel a 26 year old Colorado chiropractic student lies gravely ill after a 64 day fast begun following a similar fast by Neal D. Bishop. Doctors and district attorney officials monitor the case as nourishment attempts continue.
Detroit April 11 The blast at the Harner automotive plant left eleven dead three missing and 17 injured. Firemen labored through smouldering ruins as responders pieced together the tragedy and authorities assessed the aftermath amid mounting loss and disbelief.
Denver man John J Shackleford, heir to $2500 and a share of a family farm, sends word he intends to stay dead and buried after decades of poverty and failed searches. His mother and sister believed him dead after years of misfortune and misidentification.
April 25 Cleveland nine blackballie nuns expelled from ex- Ou Wear ago will open a mother house in Cleveland upon invitation by Bishop Joseph belrembs Two nuns are already present and others expected soon They came from Ireland in 1900 and their community of 18 received orders to leave the countts noted in the report
In April 25 reports describe aluminum progress with chemist Churchill noting fret alum powder produced in Pittsburgh cost about 70 dollars per pound. The article frames aluminum industry advances and market implications.
Aluminum is produced at about 400 million pounds annually and clay supply is nearly inexhaustible. A bull attack incident in Lea, Minnesota leaves farmer Charles Kenthe seriously injured. Government spending since 1791 reaches 120 billion dollars, with 63 billion spent 1917 to 1926. Coolidge seeks 4 billion for the upcoming fiscal year.
A fragmented sentence notes a belief of a large sum nearing 125 million dollars and mentions Aztecs roaming northern lands with a curious reference to 900 lungland, indicating an OCR garble about historical finance and geography.
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