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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1919
Page
2
An 31-year-old lad held in the gusty jail faces an inquiry into the death of Mabel Harris, 20, near the jail. reports state Afghan and Russian links. aviation safety tests and chauffeur fitness laboratory opening noted. plus global dispatches from London and St Louis with various local items.
Victor Records highlights feature Elman and Negri in a F minor fantasia with the Boston Symphony Orchestra, the Ballet Philharmonic, and Philadelphia Orchestra. Famed conductors and ensembles are credited in a celebration of fine string music.
Local shop promises dramatic transformation of worn shoes into new looking, comfortable footwear. Customers report renewed confidence after visiting the repair and restoration service.
A failed effort in cooperative contracting by a workers union expanded costs for a fortification removal project. An experiment pushed dirt and masonry removal costs from five frames five cents to twenty three frames per yard, delaying progress. A freight train crash near East Poertehs killed two and injured several, with cars burning and westbound traffic halted.
Associated Press reports milk prices rising in Devten to 14 cents per pint and 28 cents per quart, while Sandusky dealers raise milk by 8 cents per pint and 14 cents per quart on July 31.
Reynolds has been ill but improves. Mrs Ordmond learns her husband is in New York. Mrs Warden returned to Avenguer after weeks with daughter Belle Root. Gertrude Scaggs of Virginia visits sister Mrs Ed Minard. Mrs J Taylor entertained aunt. Malcolm Reese returns home from overseas. Abna Chambers on sick list. H C Chambers hosts sister from Kansas. Bermond and Roy Denfee of Elyria trip to Niagara Falls. Ber Jackson hosts relatives. Mary and Louues Maddock visit sister S Gar aerd.
Community members travel to Iowa and Michigan for visits while friends and relatives host gatherings in Elyria Lorain and Oberlin. Residents welcome home veterans from overseas and attend church group picnics as locals share news of illnesses and hospital stays.
The Moose edged the Columbia Club last evening in a tightly played contest. Galk led with two runs and two hits, while Minch and Draiggert added key RBIs as the Moose pulled away in the second inning and never relinquished the lead.
Uvans Three base lit Buchhelts Sacrifice-hit Minich Mardy ue banned bases Kihm Schrab Chapman Tulk Evans Robison. Fast on bate OMm Tulk 4 Struck ov by Tulk 6 by Schroeder Wild Pitch Schroeder Passed ball Danitz Hit by pitcher G Tulk Umpire Crandyl Scorer Wilson
On August 1 in Lorain George Bateuk was arrested on an assault and battery charge. Tranusex says it was a slap while Arruk claims a push. Judge Duffs ruled the matter as one and costs.
Indiana senator Lee told the president it would be impossible for the senate to ratify the peace treaty as written. He warned it would be rejected without reservations.
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