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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1925
Page
4
Nightly clashes erupt between the Communist red flag supporters and the National Fascisti or Black Shirts in London. Fascisti armed with swords and on guard at their Hyde Park headquarters, while Communists organize marches and react with swearing oaths and renewed confrontations each evening.
Nickel planned a bank robbery admitting a long history of crime and a past like 1917 and 1978. He used sign language during the crime aided by his foster daughter who noted a broken English voice. He sought funds from Toledo friends but chose to rob the bank instead. He faces possible arraignment within four days depending on the prosecutor.
A report from Bear Lake Michigan outlines the De Molay Camp activities led by Master Councilor Rademaker Jr of Manistee. The session included planning, entertainment efforts, and notable business items highlighted during the afternoon program.
The report lists numerous state officials and officers including James Wilhelm Portsmouth State Chaplain John WNenonin g er and Charles Weat Cleveland among others. It also notes George’s successful turf year and Walter Mails vast professional baseball experience across Pacific Canal teams and major leagues.
A beauty show in Elyria drew throngs as local guests attended a reception honoring Miss Cleveland guest host. Joehn Gilmore oversaw the exhibit while Bauer Thorpe Car land presented the setting and Mr. Guy Atkins coordinated arrangements for the event.
Council discusses funding and sewer reports and votes to refer engineer recommendations to the sewer committee and city officials. Odd Fellows gain permission to fill the Cascade park swinging pool for the county picnic with guards to supervise youths near deep water.
Wellington opens its three day fair as crowds from nearby counties arrive to see a full slate of horse racing and agricultural displays. Entries include Norwood G wood Boughton Ethel Clay Orenga Chestnut Peter Bros Ober Sonal J.ob Weich William F. etc with time allowances up to six seconds for some races and a strong lineup expected for Thursday’s events.
The item mentions a court action over a heart balm suit valued at 100000 dollars and references sensational claims about attempts to conceal the matter. It notes race and Tong activity in American cities and police responses in Cleveland and Pittsburgh. The piece includes miscellaneous puzzle-related lines and unrelated trivia from the page.
Fragmentary OCR text shows jumbled words and unreadable lines about a mast area and deals, with no coherent events, names, dates, or locations to summarize into a valid news item. No verifiable entities or actions are present in readable content.
Fragmentary text describes an attack and a pursuit involving bullets and a Ford touring car near a farm in Dos, with references to Colby Kansas and a person named Deaten. Details are garbled and names are uncertain.
Grain and produce items listed include butter eggs potatoes tomatoes and other Ohio grown goods. The fragment notes firsts and western firsts with references to Ohio markets and packing details for produce.
Receipts include cattle 200 head with steady market. Steers mix: 11 to 12.50 for choice fat, 7 to 10.50 for good to choice butcher, 7 to 9 for fair to good. heifers 71. cows 5 to 7.75. Calves 90 head, good to choice 14 to 14.50, fair to good 10 to 12. Sheep and lambs 800 head, lambs 11 to 14.50, wethers 6 to 7, ewes 6, mixed 5 to 6.50, cully and common 2. Remaining hogs 1,600 head, market 25 cents lower. hogs vary by class with ranges from 11.25 to 13.50.
Funeral services for Homer Head will be held at the Wadsworth Undertaker's Parlors Wednesday at 2 p m. Mr and Mrs Strugnell and Mrs A Williams attended the William Arndt funeral at Sullivan yesterday. A large number plan to attend the State Fair at Columbus next week.
Mercedes Gleitze, a London typist, failed in another attempt to swim the English Channel as cramps struck after seven miles toward the French coast. She had been in the water three and a half hours and was within reach of success when the ailment forced her to quit.
The readable fragments show names and phrases but lack coherent events or details to form a complete news item. No clear person, organization, or location is established to report a factual summary.
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