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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1925
Page
24
An intoxicated driver allegedly favored by his wife caused a night crash near Oses Street. Police said a pursuit ended when a car struck a mobile unit and another vehicle. Witnesses reported the events as a quarrel escalated, with two injured and a range of responding actions.
Ohio motorists announced a court fight to abolish highway speed traps under the Ohio Automobile Association. The move, to be filed in common pleas courts statewide, seeks to curb fines by justices of the peace and aims to unify state action against speed traps.
Oberlin Chautauqua begins this evening on the college campus with Olivar’s Philippine Concert Co presenting An Evening of Music in the Tropics. The Junior Chautauqua opens daily at 9 00 am with children gathered on church lawn. first Junior session held this morning.
Oberlin notes include a dense list of daily entertainments and recitals from the local program, featuring the Imperial Syncopators, Arthur Holden, and Henry Black Burns. Also reported are weekend visits from John Donahue relatives, Cornelius Neilson’s Niagara Falls trip, and upcoming auto trips to Niagara Falls with the Gorsky family, plus a coal delivery notice from the Elyria Lumber & Coal Co.
Sanko Restaurant announces revised daily menu under new management by T Mizuki. Special lunches offered each day with two or three kinds from 11 am to 2 pm, price sixty cents.
A fragment indicates a person worked at Cedar Point over the summer and will stay in Oberlin for the remainder of the vacation. Other details are unclear due to incomplete text.
Firemen answered two calls within minutes early today. The first alarm from Geo Oates 165 Warren Avenue reported smoke from a coal of stove attracting family attention but caused no damage. The second alarm from William Hlems 546 Lodi Street involved a Studebaker touring car fire in the back seat due to spontaneous combustion. upholstery damage estimated at 1900 dollars. Also noted Syracuse, New York resident Milton Hollister Heser 24, son of wealthy parents, long sought as abductor of ten year old Jimmy Dana, was seen in Syracuse last Tuesday morning by two newsboys.
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