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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1926
Page
4
Akron Central Yoga defeated Elyria High 55 to 26 on Saturday. The game showed Akron’s speed and Elyria’s effort, with Akron pulling away in the second half. The result does not count in the league standings.
The article recounts a moonlit golf game in Miami Beach led by Brophy with a 45 stroke score. Sarazen, aided by spooners, pursued the match as others watched under the full moon. An owner proposed radio pine guidance, but bright moonlight dominated play and a 280 yard drive on the long sixth was noted.
In Columbus Ohio on December 20 a fourteen year old girl named Muldred i Macken and her twenty five year old husband Ernest were at their home when he was shot in the heart. Ernest remains unconscious at University hospital as police fail to obtain coherent statements from the touring wife. Neighbors say the couple were alone in the house at the time. Authorities find no gunpowder marks on the husband or his clothes.
Lorain Hungarian Citizens Club claims to repeal a Sunday Fay policy. Local leaders and residents respond as city discussions unfold amid community concerns and a vote schedule.
A man and his wife with five children faced destitution in a yellow-fronted house described as grim and cold. Detective Metzler traced coal thefts to the family while neighbors and the Humane Society sought relief. The women insisted they had enough to eat and planned to move when a better home appeared.
Col Ed Starling has been released from duties as bodyguard for John Coolidge son of the President at his own request Mussell Wood a young Secret Service operative is assigned as bodyguard. Wood accompanied Coolidge to New York then to the White House for Christmas holidays. The White House confirmed the changes as part of security adjustments within the first family.
The readable lines reference bees and numbers, then describe a crowded populace in Siasfe Chik buying food to ward off starvation amid factional fighting. The source text is garbled with OCR errors and lacks clear event details or dates.
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