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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1927

Page

8

Bennington Centennial Pageant and Prohibition Debate

Rejoicings mark Suez water meeting and centennial Bennington battle observance. Obituary notes include Walter Page and James Murdoch. The Prince of Wales to visit Calgary. fraternal congress in Boston. anti-saloon league conference in Winona. Comiskey’s baseball career highlighted from 1880s St. Louis to Chicago White Sox success.

Albert J Snetor Tor Aurora Walter Hines U. Sambador Great Britain Cary Pinehurst Suez Mediterranean Red Sea Vermont Bennington Russi U Senate Iesten Allan J Cobnam Enstadiq Episcopal Dioscese Albany England Charlee A. Comiske Uiecero Amprivan Kazue Wasepall Ovtab Chivago Cu Deg Prince of Wales Calgarr Orifters Strathcona Horse America Boston Drys

Not for the Navy but Aircraft Debate on Naval Limits

Senator Fess urges a naval treaty with a 5 3 3 ratio for auxiliary ships or else a program to match Great Britain in light cruisers and destroyers. Secretary Wilbur backs the General Board plan from before Geneva. Most agree a large aircraft program is likely, despite disagreements over navy expansion.

Fess United States Great Britain Congress Geneva Wilbur General Board

Ford advertising captivates public as car delays loom

The piece praises Henry Ford for his ad department keeping public attention for a long wait on a new car. It notes lingering excitement despite no release and compares interest to Lindbergh, predicting Ford’s debut will surpass past crowds and set a new record.

Henry Ford Lindbergh Ford

Trotsky Reinstated on Soviet Communist Central Committee

Leon Trotsky remains a member of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Russia after a proposal to expel him for opposing the party line was withdrawn. The decision, adopted amid warnings to Trotsky and Zinovieff, signals potential responsiveness to popular sentiment within the party.

Leon Trotsky Central Committee Communist Party of Russia Trotsky Zinovieff Communist Party Russia

A New Scheme Ends With Beer Hidden in Rivets

Two hundred fifty barrels labeled Rivets bronze coated and consigned to DD H Farrell and Son Atlantic City were seized by four federal agents who opened barrels and poured the beer into Atlantic Avenue. Bystanders were told to help themselves and carried away the amber liquid for hours, with no apparent concern for legality.

H. Farrell and Son Atlantic City Atlantic Avenue

Hard on candidates in states across the nation

The piece critiques candidates pressing for various offices amid a Coolidge support plank. With Coolidge out, platforms lack underpinning and figures like former Governor Stokes of New Jersey appear in a ridiculous bind. It warns against tying political futures to personality alone.

United States Senate Coolidge United States Coolidie Stokes New Jersey

Cleveland Reach to Elyria Rail Link Promised

Elyria eyes a rapid link as the Cleveland terminal tower dominates the public square. The new service could shorten travel from Cleveland to Elyria to about twenty three or four minutes, enabling more residents to return home quickly.

Cleveland Elyria

Assumption Day observed by troops across forty nations

The article notes Assumption Day events as a holiday observance with military presence. It mentions Canadian troops involved in activities today and references actions at Pall TH domainat, indicating international participation and a ceremonial or commemoration context.

Assumption Daz

Mass Rawr Promises Aid Amid Economic Struggles

An unclear excerpt shows Mass Rawr promising help as tensions rise over shortages and price pressures. The text references Mart Pashtas, Kot, and Te, suggesting a cautious commitment to easing consumer shortages and protecting stockings and other goods.

Mass

Who's Who in the Day's News Reparations Attempt

Harold Glenn Moulton born November 7 1883 Liftoy Michigan connected with University of Chicago political economy professor since 1922 director of the Institute of Economics Washington NC author of economics volumes and contributor to journals. An analysis notes Allied wartime revenue losses and reparations amid European destabilization with Comiskey as Chicago White Sox owner entering his seventieth year.

Targld G. Moulton Harold Glenn Moulton Liftoy Mich Department of University of Chicago Institutée of Economics Washington, NC Moulton Europa Vn AG Britain United States Europe

SIM THE GINKS Borrower Destroys Friend’s Car in Tale

A narrator describes a gink who borrows a friend’s car for brief joyrides. He drives aggressively, misuses gears and clutch, and resents not owning a car. Refusal triggers anger and insults, illustrating a reckless, entitled attitude.

Tape Bandit Rampage Ends in Shootout in Cleveland

A dramatic wave of robberies on the west side left Patrolman Adolph Jindra fatally wounded and gang leader Arthur Gardiner near death after a gun battle. Gardiner’s steadies included three stolen cars, two guns seized, and over $500 taken in an hour. Jack Gardiner, one-armed, narrowly escaped a similar fate.

Cleveland, O Adolph Jindra West Side Arthur Gardiner St. Luke's Hospital Gardiner Jack Jack Gardiner

Auto drivers face manslaughter charges in Cleveland case

Three auto drivers appeared in municipal court after weekend crashes. Walter Jakimonte, 31, is held for the death of 2 year old Wanda Kleselkowski, struck by driver Jakimowie. Donald Graih, 30, faces manslaughter charges for the death of 76 year old Mrs. Caroline Wideman at Stnal Hospital. Charges include careless driving.

Cleveland Walter Jakimonte Wanda Kleselkowski Jakimowise Donald Graih Caroline Wideman Stnal Hospital

Dandruff and Scalp Care Advice From Lulu Peters

A health column instructs daily scalp cleansing and brushing to prevent dandruff baldness and graying. It promotes two brushes, firm scalp massage, and hair pulling as safe exercises, warns against dirty brushes and borrowed combs, and notes puberty as a common onset while urging reader letters with self addressed envelopes.

Alva Lulu Trunt Peters

Jessa Jones Faces DUI and Exit Hiten Charges

A case against Jessa Jones alleges driving while intoxicated and failing to stop after a collision that struck Anne and Philip Morrie, with four others injured including Thomas Zurkan. One victim suffered a fractured skull and was thrown from a vehicle driven by a son, George, during Sunday violence. The injured were taken to Emergency Clinic Hospital.

Jessa Jones Anne Philip Morrie Thomas Zurkan Yeorge Vollisien Emergener Clinic

German Apprentices Face Modest Wages Amid Shortage

In Germany nearly four million wage earners receive a monthly $12 pay. Most are apprentices and face limited earnings while Liegd Lukane remains in critical condition at St Alexis hospital after a car crash.

Liegd Lukane St. Alexis Hospital Germany

Budget Director Reports U S Economy Gains Under Coolidge

Wallington Aug 15 The Budget Director announced the economy policy cut government costs in the last fiscal year. The Loyal Order of Woodpeckers phrase describes federal workers who trimmed expenses. Receipts for the year ended June 30 were 4.129 billion. expenditures 4.154 billion, a saving of over 91 million dollars.

Wallington Coolidge Lord Order of Woodpeckers General Lord

Three Killed Five Hurt In Covington Auto Crash

In heavy rain in Covington Kentucky three youths died and five were injured when their car skidded on wet asphalt and struck a tree. The dead include Harvey Earl Tinkle Walter P Goldsberry and Norman Kilog.

Cincinnati Covington Kentucky Harvey Earl Tinkle Walter P. Goldsberry Norman Kilog

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