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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1920
Page
2
Mike Martina, convicted of second degree murder, seeks relief from the Court of Appeals. He claims ten errors by the trial court and prosecuting attorney, including testimony adjournment and jury instruction issues, requesting a new trial.
Father Trapp appointed pastor of St Peter's Church in Cleveland area. Since 1909 he has built up a sizable congregation and contributed toward a new church building. Parishioners regret his departure but extend best wishes to him and the congregation.
A fragmented protest text shows Elyria workers debating anti union labor flaws and calling for new wage structures. The speech lists organizers, public backing, and demands for collective action to resolve labor issues amid a tense political climate.
Worthington of 848 Ninth Aisle reported a theft from his car yard after a buzzing alarm interrupted a poker game. The DGuwex tourleg was stolen while fueling, with neighbors noting no one paid attention to notes until 9:00 the next morning. Police in Le gain and Cleveland warned to watch for the insured vehicle being driven away toward fuel sources.
City officials plan four skating ponds with improved drainage and weed removal to ensure better ice. Service Director aims to soak traffic surfaces before freezing, enabling safe skating and shoe traction. The education board shares the cost, while local merchants advertise ladies kid gloves at sale prices.
An advertisement touts Toward's whitening Cream promising stunning facial changes. It asserts the effect on skin tone and glow, claiming safety while noting return of money if the user is unsatisfied, with purchase through Ebert's Drug Store or CLOW.
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