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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1926
Page
2
Thousands of Clevelanders visited the city’s new central police station for a warming reception. The event showcased the modern facilities including rear storages and a roof radio antenna. Officials led by Chief Jacob Graut greeted the visitors as music by Louis Nich’s orchestra filled the hall.
The report notes 500 Chinese attendees from across the United States as delegates and an additional 666 Chinese as visitors, indicating a sizable ethnic presence at the gathering.
Evanston police say a man alias Vincent Pierce, dubbed a clever robber, was arrested after breaking into the Bvxanston mansion on Salle Street. He confessed to robberies involving $100,000 in gold bonds and jewelry, leading to his room at a hotel and later admission of identity changes while linked to a New York advertising firm.
The thirty fourth annual council of the Daughters of 1812 convened in Washington with delegates from across the country. At a state presidents meeting preceding the convention, Mrs. M. Steelman of New Jersey was elected president, with vice presidents including Mrs. Charles Rice Callon and others from Maryland and Delaware.
In Cleveland Ohio on April 25 thirty-two men were to be arraigned in police court after weekend raids by police on alleged dice and poker games. The arrested were charged with gambling.
Fragmented OCR text describes a convention in Cleveland with salesmen and marketing talks. Names Artie, Mark Cannon, and references to Detroit and New York appear. details are garbled. The piece hints at a welcome address and a morning session in an event titled Paiters Pen Done Federation.
Cleveland detectives hunt the owners of two 50 gallon stills connected to the shooting of Vincenzo Titacco. Titacco was found wounded in a deserted house, with another still located on a third floor near what was believed his home. James Masseria and Sam Consola are in custody as suspects, while others are suspected to be implicated. Titacco remains in serious condition in hospital.
Mackenzie a veteran actor aged 41 died in Chicago after an onstage accident during a vaudeville sketch "Hits and Bits." He was seized in a hazing scene by students, fell from a blanket, hit his head, and later suffered a fatal neck fracture at Alexian Brothers Hospital despite experts' efforts. He had appeared with Florence Holbrook Cecil Lean and Olive Vall in earlier stages.
Slyria Aerie of the Fraternal Order of Eagles plans a public Mothers Day program this Sunday at their East Broad Street hall. The event recalls the creation of Mothers Day by Frank E. Hering in South Bend, with white carnations worn in memory of the mar ek President Willian, and mentions Persia's plan to build a railroad to move exports by rail instead of Mesopotamia.
A woman afraid to eat due to stomach trouble finds relief after taking Adlerika. One spoonful reportedly removes gas and old waste from the intestines, reducing bloating and improving mood. The ad claims frequent, surprising relief and endorses Ebert's Drug Store for purchase.
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