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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1919
Page
5
The Ambiigan region inaugurates its national headquarters in an Indianapolis building, marking a major expansion for the organization. Leaders emphasize increased operations and outreach, with the facility expected to boost regional coordination and member services.
On December 1 two families were driven from a street fire at East 178th Street after a blaze tore through a front porch and dining room. Urban and his wife escaped as neighbors aided others while a delay hindered saving anyone. Estimated damage reached 2500 dollars and was blamed on an overheated grease fire. On December 3 citizens petition the council to repurpose Fire Station No. 7 for a day care and girls detention home.
An ad from Burrell in Cherry Valley advertises Don Sung as a cure to boost egg production in winter. It claims 23 hens yield eggs daily after starting in zero weather and promises a one month trial with a 50 cent prepaid package. If ineffective, money is refunded by return mail.
Officers of the American Legion begin work in a three floor temporary national headquarters in Indianapolis leased for a year by Lemuel L. Bolles of Seattle. National adjutant Charles F. Sheridan assists as the opening is supervised.
Lorain police report multiple bogus checks cashed locally, totaling around 38 dollars each and tied to a firm name. The case involves alleged check forgeries and a burglary accusation against individuals connected to a November 7 office entry in Elyria or nearby.
City officials seek a new detention home as part of a broader safety plan. Officials argue the facility is needed to manage youth and reduce community risk while addressing concerns from residents about crime and alternatives to current placements.
The readable text indicates family trouble surrounding Tild FARAILY with mentions of brothers, injury, and a death. Details are unclear due to fragmentary OCR but suggest a domestic dispute and a fatal accident involving a brother.
Forty three visiting judges from Olu counties cost Cavallock county about 15 geo. Auditor John Faugeele notes four visiting judges sit in court while two more common pleas judges could be sustained. The salary for a common pleas judge is 6000 dollars. Current judges include John B. Worley Harrison county C H Wood Morrow county Geo W Mannix Darke county.
A Cincinnati court process cites M Kennedy as judge in a criminal case. The fragmentary text references a local court proceeding with formal designation and a named official involved.
Fragmented text notes a man and wife benefiting from some rare worth or wealth. Mentions names like Wert and Werth. appears to be a local notice or brief item with unclear details about a drive or operation and a list of top tiers.
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