Trolley Cars Plunge. 14 Injured In Hoboken Collision
Two public service railway trolley cars collided on a Henderson street trestle in Hoboken. At least 14 people were injured and transported to Hoboken and Jersey City hospitals as responders carried victims along an ice coated trestle to an emergency dressing station. Initial reports of fatalities were corrected. Firemen aided in moving the injured.
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Hoboken
N. J. Dee
Public Service Railway Corporation
Henderson Street
Hovoken
Jersey City
Wrst
Salvation Army Plans Annual Christmas Efforts
The Salvation Army kettles appeared on Elyria streets, contributing 65 dollars for Christmas dinners. Ensign W. Vendeville notes the kettles return Wednesday and stay until the day before Christmas. The group plans 19 dinners for poor families at the Army hall on December 24 and a yet unscheduled toys and candy program for boys and girls. Call Salvation Army headquarters 2946 with names of needy families.
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Salvation Army
Elyria Streets
Ensign W. Vendeville
Army
Army Hall
W. Broad Street
Quick Action On Steel Merger Indicated
Cleveland report notes rapid move to merge Trumbull Steel Co with Republic Iron and Steel Co. A three director committee will represent Trumbull, led by William G. Mather with Philip Wick and John T. Harrington. The trio ties to Cyrus 8. Eaton, backing Mellon interests in midwestern independents. Stock deposits advised at First National Bank of Youngstown or Bankers Trust Co. Denial issued in New York that T. J. Bray would resign.
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Cleveland
Trumbull Steel Co
Republic Iron and Steel Co
Trimbull Co
William G. Mather
Philip Wick
John T. Harrington
Youngstown
Mather
Cyrus 8. Eaton
Elephant 112, And Killer Of 17 Men, Slain
Colton California reports the death of "Tex" a 112 year old elephant famed for killing seventeen men before an unscheduled hunt. Ben McFarland a restaurant man faces cruelty charges after claiming self defense while circus personnel dispute details. Also mention of the Stanley Cup’s early history in 1959 and Montreal’s win.
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Colton
Cal
Tex
Ben McFarland
Mah
A. EF. FP
McFarland
Balla Ana
Tox
Patty
Hnd
Montreal Hockey Club
Unclear historical notice on medical rupture cure
Fragmentary OCR fragment describes a past rupture and a hoped cure. It notes no operation was performed and the condition did not recur after heavy work. The text references names and locations in a damaged notice context with vague promises of full information.
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Pullew
Carpenter
Erating
Ford Sonfinés Ad Campaign Reaches Daily Papers
New York December 6 Ford has unveiled a remarkable ad campaign heralding the brand into the public eye. The five day effort cost about 1.3 million dollars with full page ads in roughly 2,000 daily papers across the United States and Canada. Extra local advertising raised total spend to about 1.7 million. Officials say no prior campaign matched this reach or cost for such a brief period.
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New York
Ford
United States
Canada
Chicago Folks On Motor Trip Buy Piano Here
A group from Chicago traveling by car spotted an apartment piano in Elyria. They inquired, placed a deposit, and today the Taylor Music Co received a certified check for the remaining balance and instruction to ship the piano by express.
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Chicago
Taylor Music Cn
Elyria
Taylor Music Co
Spelling Teams Set to Represent Elyria High
Elyria High announces two five member spelling squads for upcoming contests. The first team Mabel Hari Abraham Passen Ethel Hoskin Wilda Jacobs Vivian B. Jackson will face a Lakewood High School team at Lakewood. The second team Norman Goldstein Viceinta Ross Violet Lindauer Elien Kuyper Jacqueline Greene defends school honors against Cleveland Heights. Judges include Miss Adele Brown E H S Mrs Randall Cleveland Heights H and Rev Mr G A Brown. BH M Love of Oberlin College will act as Pronouncer.
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Elyria High
Horium
Mabel Hari
Abraham Passen
Ethel Hoskin
Wilda Jacobs
Vivian B. Jackson
Lakewood Stean l
Lakewood
Norman Goldstein
Viceinta Ross
Violet Lindauer
Elien Kuyper
Jacqueline Greene
Cleveland
Adele Brown
E. H
Randall
Cleveland Heights
G. A. Brown
United Presbyterian Church
BH. M. Love
Oberlin College
Witness Reverses Testimony in Murder Trial
Sanderson, once a key witness in the trial of Mrs. Margaret Lilliendahl and Willis Beach for Dr. William Lilliendahl’s murder, changes his account. He now identifies Beach as the man he saw near Atston road, after previously asserting Beach drove the car. he is detained for further examination amid rumors of additional prosecutions and possible intimidation.
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Margaret Lilliendahl
Willis Beach
William Lilliendahl
Sanderson
Hinkle
Atston Road
Liliendahl
Beach
Justice Campbell
Local News In a Few Lines URS Serbu Granted Divorce
Mary Serbu of Lorain wins a divorce from Gidon Serbu after withdrawal of his petition, custody of daughter Elinor age 4, alimony of 6000 from the plantitis estate, and 30 monthly child support. the case closes in Judge W L Fleshingers Court. Also paroled Mansfield robbery suspect Join Faulknes and praise for Fire Lt AL Hi Clarke of Elyria. County officials discuss road program with Governor Vic Donaher. Mortgage and note judgments recorded. bond approved for mayor-elect James Hewitt. Two Lorain men arrested for contempt on attachments.
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Urs
Serbl
Mary Serbu
Lorain
Gideon Serbu
W. L
Paulaner
Mansfield
Faulknes
Elyria
Sea-T
Mansfeld
Wiliam Clapp
Elyria-LaGrange Town Line
W. B. Thompson
Walkner
Controversy at Lorain Humane Society Meeting
Otto Mischka claims he was the duly elected Lorain County Humane Society agent after a recent annual meeting at E A Hague home. He says voting was denied to him as a qualified director, three tie ballots produced four votes for each candidate, and adjournment occurred amid unresolved director elections. Hamlin counters Mischka was not a director, minutes show Mischka ineligible, and a vote decision by a substitute or later. S J George corroborates Hamlin. New officers elected include S J George as president and Vireo Plo Shina Olds as vice president, Mrs Jack Fisher secretary-treasurer.
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Otto Mischka
Lorain County Humane Society
E. A. Hague
West Avenue
Mischka
JL. D. Hamlin
Richard Moran
L.D. Hamlin
L. D. Hamlin
Chronicle-Telegram
Hamlin
Strenick of
Lorain
Sncorts
Aid
Chronicle! Telegram
Justice &. J. George
S.J Reorge
Eeeipty
Vireo Plo
U S Citizenship Granted To 31 Persons In Elyria County
Sixty six residents attended the courthouse as 31 new citizens were approved across Lorain County after exams led by HL TY Haley and Judge A R Webber. Elyria inductees include Viezla Apai and Phyllis Duckett among others from Czechoslovakia England and Poland. Lorain entrants feature Martin Doza Steve Mrasko Luigi Evangelisti and more. Two additional county residents Gust Malone and Edward Nash were admitted.
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United States
Ourthorse
Lorain
Martin Doza
Amugary
Steve Mrasko
Czechoslovakia
Luigi Evangelisti
Italy
Jobr Gucuyk
Poland
George Kowalczy
John Nemianieh
Servial
Satirians Stefanon
Greece
Russia
Gust Rekas
Mary Boda
Elizabeth Duncat
England
Steve Horvath
Flungery
Gust Malone Ikalyt
North Ridgeville
Edward Richard Nash
Markets Good Supply Of Oranges In Columbus
Market notes from Columbus report oranges in fairly heavy supply based on railroad receipts, with wholesale perishables moderately stocked and cautious movement amid pre holiday hopes. Cleveland hogs and cattle markets steady. Chicago cash quotes show mixed fruit, dairy, and grain prices. Toledo livestock quiet. Minneapolis flour and grain steady with several grain prices listed. The Chronicle-Telegram promotes local advertising reach in Lorain County.
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Columbus
Cleveland Livestock
Cleveland
President Coolidge's Budget and National Policy Review
President Coolidge outlines fiscal restraint, debt reduction, and tax policy. He urges substantial defense readiness, naval expansion, and greater private enterprise in inland transport. He calls for gradual asset sales, World War era reforms, and selective public works while stressing efficiency and balanced taxation.
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Benade
Eneneh
Bargeau
Eniel
Freagury Mellon
Boulder Canyon
Calo
Columbia River Basin
Great Lakes
St. Lawrence River
Congress
Japan
Geneva
Britain
Coolidgs
Tle
Congress Today Deepens Rifts Over Office and Allocations
Senate discusses President Coolidge's annual message and election case debates as independents demand a preferred seating. House considers Coolidge’s message, appropriations, and a deficiency appropriation bill amid committee reviews and party caucus reactions.
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Coolidge
HOUSE
President stresses conservation and rail consolidation aims
The leader urged Congress to submit conservation plans and a railroad consolidation measure. He argued delaying these actions hinders national progress and education. He also pressed for peaceful foreign relations and said national welfare outweighs treaty demands in opposing global war.
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Congress
America
Beath Record of Elyria Obituary and Funeral Plans
Mrs Sam Johnson of 297 Far nestreet aged 29 died at 9 50 ovelock this morning at Elyria Memorial hospital Funeral arrangements will be announced later Funeral services for Little William Anthony Canfield son of Mr and Mrs Edward Canfield to be held from his late home at 9 wreck tomorrow morning and from St Marys church at 9 30 o'clock Burial will be in Lake avenue cemetery
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Sam Johnson
Farnestreet
Elyria Memorial Hospital
William Anthony Canfield
Edward Canfield
St. Mary's Church
Lake Avenue Cemetery
Obituary for Robert Lee Hunt at Elyria Memorial Hospital
Robert Lee Hunt of 414 West Thirteenth Street died this morning at 6:05 at Elyria Memorial Hospital. He is survived by his wife Mrs. R. A. Hunter a son Oscar a father W. S. Hunt of Nashville Tenn and two brothers of Nashville. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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Robert Lee Hunt
West Thirteenth Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
R. A. Hunter
Oscar
W. S. Hunt
Nashville
Tenn
Latar
Probe of Bridgeport Bank Failure Draws Depositors to Columbus
Five Bridgeport Ohio depositors representing about 1500 others lobbied Governor A V Donabey for a special investigation into the Bridgeport Banking Co collapse. They contended the April banking department report of 360000 shortages and cashier W E Thomas embezzlement of 22006 were not fully explained and argued the bank paid only 40 cents on the dollar. Committee members were T R Hughes W L Kinsey M F McDaniel Louis Wollenberger and J L Welton.
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Columbus
Bridgeport Banking Co
Bridgeport
A. V. Donabey
State Banking Department
State Department
W. E. Thomas
State Banking
T. R. Hughes
W. L. Kinsey
M. F. McDaniel
Louis Wollenberger
Ij. L. Welton
Steamer Rescues Fishing Vessel on Lake Er
A small fishing boat driven by exhaustion and fuel shortage spent two days adrift on Lake Erie before being rescued by the steamer Maitland and towed toward Erie. Most crew members from Erie reported near exhaustion from hunger and exposure as they received aid. Frank Swift, named William M. Bishop, is noted as the first American skating champion.
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Cleveland
Lake Erie
Erie
Paratay Ater
Maitland
Frank Swift
Wiliam M. Bishop
Senators Denounce Senate Seats as Bought in Row
Senator Norris charged that Frank Tl. Smith and Mingis obtained seats through massive spending in Pennsylvania and Illinois. He claimed more than three million dollars were spent in Pennsylvania and Illinois campaigns, with specific large contributions cited from Samuel Insull. Norris urged tainted credentials be rejected and seats returned to voters.
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Washington
Dor
Frank Tl. Smith
Tingis
Willians
Vare
George W. Norris
Senate
Norris
Wara
Cana
Vere
Whneis
Pennsylvania
Wincis
Ware
Theuccessful
Mingis
Smiths
Twket
Sounos
Ilinois
Samuel Insull
Trial Court Tensions Rage as Judge Reprimands Remus Witnesses
In a tense courtroom Judge Shook rebuked Remus as defense co counsel Elston objects to revived questions. The judge apologized for an error and instructed jurors to disregard a contemplated contempt remark while Sibbald pressed Conners on Remus and Gehrums gun incident. Conners defended his stance amid persistent cross examination. remarks about Remus and his wife were aired as the case unfolds.
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Remus
Charles Jr. Elston
Elston
Sibibald
Sibbald
Conners
Sibhald
Connors
Remag
Johnny Gehrum
Gehrum
Memus
Ime
Gun Given Vet for Chicago Trip Farewell Banquet
Report says a veteran received a machine gun for protection before traveling to Chicago. Friends feared for his safety amid gang activity in Milwaukee and Chicago. Colonel Hugh Scott attended a welcoming luncheon as head of a veterans hospital group, with ties to Muskogee and Washington.
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Chicago
Dev
Onecause
Muskoges
Hugh Scott
Dohl
Scott
Muskogea
Speedwy
Veterans’ Purean
Washington
Boiler Explosion Damages West Ave Home Windows
A boiler explosion occurred at a West Avenue residence, damaging first floor windows and basement area. The boiler heated without water caused the blast, wrecking panes and injuring no one. West Avenue responders and the local firm Ramy Co. and Engine Co. 7 arrived.
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West Ave
Howe Named Internal Revenue Collector in Ohio District
J Lowe is appointed to head the Internal Revenue Service for the first district, with duties to collect taxes and oversee enforcement. The move places Lowe in charge of revenue operations across the district, signaling a shift in tax administration.
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Howe
Internal Revenue
Washineutin
Lows
J. Lowe
Obi
Local Chicken Dinner and Bazaar at LaGrange Church
A church fund event offers chicken dinners and a bazaar at LaGrange Methodist and Grange hall with dancing at Elyia Eagles every Friday night. Admission 50 cents per couple. event runs weekly through December with doors opening at 6:30 PM. All welcome.
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Elyvia Eagles
All Welcome
LaGrange Methodist Church
Grange Hall
Kruschen Salts Aid Daily Health Habit
A vintage advertisement touts Kruschen Salts as a morning health boost. It claims two tablets in hot water doubles efficiency, promotes regular bowels and liver function, and offers a week trial for 60 tablets at 60 cents. The tone sells a universal habit with worldwide use.
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Earth
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