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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1927

Page

4

Dynamite found near culvert as gas war erupts

A 35 pound dynamite cache was found under a railroad culvert near Pittsfield Massachusetts. police traced an anonymous tip. Rival fueling stations price war spurs motorists to flood streets as officers direct traffic and no peace in sight.

Pittsfield Maas New York New Haven Startford John Crosby Massachuesetts Supreme Court

Gasoline Prices Drop in Columbus Amid War Feud

Motorists in Columbus filled tanks at prices from 7 to 19 cents in the past four days as local price actions reflected a wartime squeeze. The scene unfolds amid a business feud between Art Curran and C.

Columbus Ballon Art Curran

Community Notices From Columbia Station Ohio

Mrs Effie P Squire and others travel to camp meetings in Sharon and Cleveland. John Kingman Sr returns to Mantua after three weeks with his father. Eva Howard visits Detroit relatives aboard the daylight boat from Cleveland.

Columbia Columbia Station Ohio Effie P. Squire Columbia August H Barrard Kenneth Postal Sharon

Local Family Notes and Social Visits Hit North Eaton

Mr and Mrs Henry Hitchcock spent the weekend with the former’s father and his wife. A funeral for Clarence Grills was held in North Eaton. Rev Wm Mackey and family returned from vacation. Clair Howard visited Cleveland airport to see Lindbergh. Mrs John Klingman or family visited West View. Several locals attended the Strongville band concert. Lindbergh seen and seen taking off. Klingman reunions and picnics near Geneva with Bathing and a ball game and a large dinner. A nephew from Middlefield staying with the Klingmans.

Henry Hitchcock Lymon Sabin Clarence Grills North Eaton Wm. Mackey Clair Howard Cleveland Col. Lindberg Frank Meyer Lorain John Klingman Mabel Hates West Wew Misseary Swimburn Hatha Moree Filyria Strongville John Flingman Ernest Reisinger Chippewa Ake Friendship Golden Links M. E. Church Klingman Reunioa Geneva Ohio Fred Marsh Middlefield

Ice Cream Production Rises Sharply in U S From 1910 to 1926

Dairy industry data show ice cream output growing 240 percent over 16 years from 5.45 million gallons in 1910 to 324.67 million gallons in 1926. The sector uses about 0.8 percent of milk, employs over 59,000 workers, and disburses more than 74 million dollars in salaries annually.

United States

Tragedy in Knoxville Bar Ber Ends in Double Slaying

Prominent Tennessee figure Carl H. Roberts was killed by bullets from two pistols in the hands of an irate husband O. H. May in a Knoxville barbershop after May had slain his wife moments earlier. May told police he acted when he learned his wife would accuse him of unfaithfulness and have Roberts testify against him.

Carl H. Roberts Knoxville O. H. May May Carl

Egyptian reformer advocates education over suffrage in United States visit

Mme Charout, a leading Egyptian feminist, says Egyptian women are not yet ready for the ballot and that focus should be on education to meet suffrage standards. She campaigns to outlaw polygamy and promotes moral reform while visiting New York with Egyptian officials and family.

New York Mme Charseur Pasha United States Mme Char Mme Charaoul Werpt Egypt Charaout Charaour Bex Welbaont Leyptian Jawitr Cairo Thes Welt Victi Mme Charaoi Sam. Pasha Esyptiin Washington

Caradac Pritchard Crowned Bard of 1927 Eisteddfod

Caradac Pritchard of Bethesda won the bardic crown at the 1927 Eisteddfod in Wales amid rites within a circle of stone. The 22-year-old journalist declined the ornamental robe, saying he would not wear it as a silly display.

Tidlyhead Wales Caradac Pritchard Bethesda Waren Pritebaird Pritebard Arendruid ApPeer

Fragmentary note on coronation attire and shame

A garbled passage notes a journalist declaring shame before a crown and robe. It mentions someone being crowned, with unclear details about the garment and the setting, suggesting a formal or ceremonial moment.

Wellington the Iron Duke Showed Kindness to Children

The article recalls an episode at Strathfieldsaye where the Duke of Wellington, fond of children, allowed a young girl to continue her buttering art on his nose during a luncheon. An ambassador arrived to meet him, but the duke stayed seated, greeting the visitor while the child persisted with her painting.

Duke of Sarah Chiuid Stu

Daughters of 1812 Acquire Ancient Mary Washington Clock

The Daughters of 1812 have funds ready to purchase and install the old Mary Washington clock at the Kenmore Mansion near Fredericksburg Virginia. The timepiece dates back about two centuries and once regulated daily life in the Washington household.

Mary Washington Thes Daughters of 1812 Kenmore George Washington Betty Washington Fielding Fredericksburg Washington General Washington Kenmore House Washington H Trenton

Troquois Free Nation within United States Claims

The fragment states that the Troquois are a free people within the United States, distinct from it, and quotes Hoag asserting the treaty with Washington grants them the right to their own government and to collect taxes from white settlers within their borders.

Troquois United States Hoag Washington

Humor Emphasized as Key Trait for Teachers in Wyoming

Mrs Katherine A. Morton Wyoming state superintendent urges teachers to cultivate humor as part of a successful approach. She classifies humor into three levels from basic to sophisticated, citing examples like red noses and gags to describe the spectrum.

Cheyenne Wic Katherine A. Morton Stele Wyoming Morton Charlie Chaplin

Real Estate Transfers Reported in Local Notices

Edith W Thatcher transfers sublet 2 Hawley ad Oberlin to Elen J Kinnear for 10009 dollars. Dominick Coon sells part of Carlisle township section 9 then George H Nevins reassigns lots 162-164 Elyma. Harriet V Monroe deeds lots 163-7 including Rowelyn Beach. Charles Koppes transfers sublot 19 Avondale Park Elyma for 19 dollars. Continental Cooperative Realty Co to dames Gault Fors 11-14 incl Ridgeville Heights securit can be misread as 1 Estates Realty ro to Mike Solomon lois 98 Broadway Heights allot 190 dollars. Etta Mais Wright to Richard Plie lat B On Poyk sub 10.

Edith W. Thatcher Elen J. Kinnear Hawley Ad Oberlin Dominick Coon George HH. Nevins Carlisle Township Gin George H Nevins Elyma Harriet V Monroe Agnes M Rowelyn Beach Charles Koppes Frank Kosion Avondale Park Continental Cooperative Realty Co Dames Gault Securit Ridgeville Heights Estates Realty Mike Solomon Lois Broadway Heights Etta Mais Wright Richard Plie Poyk

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