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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1922
Page
5
In Albany New York a theft effecting Max Travv two salesmen and two local firms is reported. The incident coincides with a string of heroism awards from the Theodore N Vail memorial fund for bravery in duty.
Fragmentary note reports ongoing delays in a county media improvement project. It mentions costs and subsiding work, with unclear references to Russia and workers. The readable bits indicate funding and contractor issues impacting completion timelines.
The editors provide an allowance to account for anticipated depreciation of the rouble. This note reflects currency risk estimates and budgeting considerations for upcoming financial planning.
Haserodt's Jewelers defeated Moose Club bowlers at the Temple in three straight games. Wilcox and Hart carried the load for the Jewelers while Moose struggled in the second game and finished about 208 pins behind.
Ashland College plans for a stronger team after success against Ohio Conference rivals. Coach Arthur Murray will attend the Columbus schedule on December 11 to aim for conference inclusion. Wooster College opens the bow fall and Baldwin Wallace signs for the homecoming game. Murray hopes to add Hiram Otterbein and Mt. Union next year.
In Newark Johnny Dun dee and Wil Doyle fought to a 12 round draw. In New Orleans George Godfrey, Jack Johnsons protege, knocked out Jack Thompson in the fifth round.
Racing includes the Meeting of the Business Men s Rating Association in New Orleans. Cuban American Jockey Club meets in Havana. Tijuana Jockey Club gathers in Tijuana. Baseball notes the National Association of Professional Baseball Clubs in Louisville. Cycling enters day three of a six day event in New York. Floyd Johnson faces Bill Brennan in a 15 round boxing match in New York.
Sport gossip highlights 1900s era figures from Peter the Great to Jack Dempsey. Notes include sired Grand Circuit winners, Harvard football coach George Owen teaching a Sunday class, boxing as Braddock Pennsylvania matchmaker Frank Kleuse, and coaches Bill Roper Hollenbeck on boxing commission. Mentions Washington Jefferson football, baseball park plans, and American National League clashes.
Residents share weekend visits as Mrs. Jeane, Mr. Burton and others host relatives. Families from Amherst and Elyria drop by for calls, with neighbors listed visiting and attending gatherings at homes on Ridge and nearby towns.
Amherst residents hosted and visited neighbors Saturday and Sunday with calls and dinners. Names include Jenne, Bechtel, Eppley, Spegeloes, Ludwig, Beasing, Bischoff, Kolbe, Ruthard, and others listed among neighbors in Elyria and Lorain area towns.
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