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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1922
Page
9
Mrs Mary Owens widow of the late Sands Owens reported a groom to be’s theft of her jewels after a planned elopement. The man and accomplice were pursued and captured in Pittsburgh after a chase involving a car and a possible flight to avoid arrest. Police stated the case remains under investigation.
Fragmentary OCR reading shows disjointed phrases about a strike and racial concerns. Content appears garbled with scattered words and names missing, making it difficult to identify a coherent event, date, or involved organizations.
Fragmentary OCR note discusses optometrists and a legal case framework. Mentions arrests and a test case linked to a law. References London pat and numbers but details are unclear.
Mrs Marguerite Harrio, Mrs Stan Harding, and Mrs Stan Keling accuse Mrs Merute Amarand of acting as a Soviet spy in Russia. They claim she was arrested and appealed to Anne Martin, U S Senate candidate from Nebraska, for government aid. Harrio returns from Russia and writes about her experiences. she denies the charges.
Report notes hat prices down from last year per W Cardello with Chief spy C250 cited. details on how much price drop and impact on consumer costs unclear.
Community notices describe family events and visits in Grafton and Elyria area. Local gatherings feature dinners, speeches, and church activities with multiple residents mentioned and dates noted. Deputy game wardens are briefly listed among state items in Oklahoma.
An advertisement promotes Hsomei as a simple remedy for catarrh and bad breath. It claims relief by inhaling through a small device, with money back if it fails. The wording imitates a vintage ad style.
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