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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1926
Page
8
Sherené County hosts an old fashioned spelling bee for grades one through twelve on May 9 in Wellington. Contestants from 32 districts compete for a seat in the state final with spelled words from grade level lists and cash prizes awarded.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions elections, candidates, and city events with scattered phrases about a schedule and meetings. No coherent names or concrete details are extractable from the readable portions.
The speaker defended police powers to deputize special officers to meet unrest, praised farming communities for protection, and argued labor disputes hinge on moral suasion. He opposed violence, supported Workmen’s Compensation, and noted most manufacturers and employers favored it amid current enforcement concerns.
In the meeting the group adjourned to ten minutes and debated authority to negotiate an eviction. Paris is said to have authorized Ambaceadar Herenger to negotiate but the plan faced uncertainty. The discussion touched on surrender terms and consent for the final agreement.
Keroutiza Committees of the Roapo Trade Members 10 prepare a dinner for all Basra of Traan members on May 5. Ray F. lectures for the U S Chamber of Commerce on the subject. The committee noted progress toward appointing a secretary and recessionary plans for future events with Mr. John Whitney involved.
Four prisoners including Marton of Cleveland and Mahoney and Kennedy of the penitentiary are reported recovering after drinking a cherry mule concoction laced with soap from a can. One man, Adana 22 of Butler County, died. investigators say the toxin came from materials found near the prison yard.
The Ohio League of Women Voters held its annual meeting in Cincinnati on April 27. Reports were given by committee chairs as plans for new headquarters amid staffing changes and summer transitions were discussed.
Increnalupe Gattie proposes narrowing routes to a limited number of thoroughfares in Pannonia City. Officials weigh impact on traffic flow and local access as plans move forward.
The readable fragments reference erosion, a report, and mentions of places and people with garbled OCR. It remains difficult to identify a coherent event, date, or clear subjects from the provided segment.
Miss Geraldine Marchal of Kansas City alleges fiancé Sanderson S. Miller broke their February engagement for marriage promising to take her as his wife. Miller denies the accusations and asserts the union was never finalized. The case, tied to a long dating period, draws attention amid delays.
After years of effort Reginald Henson in London is permitted to resume his opera career. He performed The Pied Pipe and won acclaim, signaling a successful hearing outcome for his professional status.
Report describes a two vehicle crash near War with one car driven by Ff den of Lake arenun and a theft of another vehicle from a rear lot. Witnesses list a frantic scene with sirens and police at the scene, while a local firm Kelfin not Ca is noted as incorporated. Police say a theft of a car by Kenneth Grea on Bast firidige street occurred yesterday.
A joint session of the state senate and house highway committees debated a plan to tax and spend 135 million dollars over 16 years to improve roads. The proposal includes upgrading many miles of highway and funds a statewide program with long term impact.
The Hoard of Trustees of a field township filed a petition in the court of common pleas seeking permission to transfer 32,00 into the poor fund and the road fund from the general fund to meet department needs. The request aims to realign money to support essential services.
A reliable estimate shows a large number of homeless and migrant children in Soviet Russia, with about 300 090 in Ukraine, the Caucasus, and other distant regions. The figures reflect the scale of child displacement across the union.
The readable fragments reference a European region, a hub and a military or industrial setting. Mentions of BAT and Sels indicate possible firms or assets. Names and places are garbled, but a public event or opening is implied with references to schedules and a fortification context.
The Daily News Letter reports on a gathering of royal dignitaries at Buckingham Palace with the Prince of Wales and Spanish royalty amid fashion debates on skirts and trains. It notes fashion guidance from the Lord Chamberlain’s office and plans for American designers to obtain sketches. A separate item highlights a Lister Institute study claiming potential immunization for tuberculosis in animals through a vaccine trial.
Local residents and visitors described in short notices include Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Ewell and Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Moulder hosting callers Sunday afternoon. J. P. Parker noted visits Monday morning and Cleveland business for Thomas Rusk. Traffic jams in London prompt independent omnibus owners to be barred from the Duslest streets.
Market notes listing calves lambs and sheep prices with references to irrigation and brands. Mentions toledo and Ohio context, with figures such as 312.754 12.69 and 210.00 scattered through the text. Likely a fragmented pricing column from a livestock market page.
Columbus Ohio April 27 S I E Forney state tax commission chairman filed his candidacy for the Republican nomination for state treasurer Forney formerly lived in Dover and is seeking the state’s top financial post with his resignation from the tax panel noted.
Dr Raw notes tubercle infection in immunized animals and suggests children under one in tuberculous households may need protection. He warns it may take years to prove, but early life is when infection risk is highest for exposed youngsters.
Fragmentary death record mentions a person connected to a cemetery, with scattered words about health, graves, and burial arrangements. The readable fragments reference names and locations in a vague manner, lacking clear dates or full identities.
Part of route phocLOSED and cross roads described with directions to take an alternative. The note outlines a recommended route and mentions ce io cab iwo as fer as the cross roads before proceeding to TS.
Ward A. Beech, a banker, is reported dead in Loungstown. The notice lists his role with local financial circles and notes his age and funeral arrangements.
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