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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1923
Page
14
A report notes Santa Claus awaiting letters arriving via the post with children listing wishes such as a buggy a big red ball a cradle a doll and candy. Names include Doremas Brown of North Ridsevil and Claire Johnson of LaGrange requesting toys and a jackknife.
Charlotte Moore an 18 year old from Muncie Ind is named world champion canned foods judge at the International Live stock Exposition. The page includes several Santa letters from local children with gift requests and notes about unsigned letters urging sign your name so Santa knows where you live.
Joseph Odesky of Akron testified before Judge Spicer that his sister-in-law mistreated his daughter by starving her their attorney noted the sister-in-law’s denial describing the brother-in-law’s comments about meals. The judge joked about the man’s enormous appetite as he ordered him to stay away from his brother’s home.
A Lima report notes that the state will cover attorney fees for lawyers, with details specified in official proceedings. The notice frames payment responsibilities and outlines the expected amounts and timelines.
Prosecution and defense in Ohio as Charles Shank, 37, a farm hand, faces three life terms after being sentenced for murdering his sweetheart and two relatives. Judge Eastman imposes the trio of life sentences, a unique record in the penitentiary. In Bucyrus, a separate $10,000 damages suit by Sam Arcudi against John Chappon alleges libel and business harm.
A merchant alleges Arcadi was producing whiskey at an unregulated site and fled prior to authorities arriving. Investigators are pursuing leads to locate Arcadi and determine any legal violations tied to illicit distilling.
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