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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1929
Page
2
Victor Berry a former Elyria youth connected with Standard Oil Co in Calcutta India spoke to the Young Men's Club Monday evening on business methods in India. Plans were made for a Christmas party next Monday at the Country Club.
Washington dispatch reports unprecedented honors arranged by the State Department for President elect Ortiz Rubio of Mexico. He will arrive by special train from Baltimore with Senora Ortiz as Marines, army band, and cavalry in a formal arrival at Union Station. The Secretary of State and Stimson lead official escort.
A fragmented report notes a luncheon at 3 PM with Curt Nitoh Carri and an evening event. The following day a Mexican party plans to visit Apolis and meet Naval academy members during lunch. Ambassador Ortiz Fubin will depart Sunday for an unannounced destination amid claims of broad confi dence in the Hanover administration.
A reader questions editorial rules in a letter about selecting content for publication. The note reflects concern over how guidelines govern what is printed and the process of submitting material to the editor for potential release.
Memorial hospital moves to redecorate and refurnish its sun parlor and the Ladies Auxiliary fund drives the project. A $500 renovation will include repainting rewiring and new furnishings with completion anticipated early next month.
A century ago a snuff invitation would be accepted while today many women resist cigarettes. New Zealand cuts unemployment with government prose to dodge police tracking. In Cologne a butcher sprinkled paper on cold storage floors to mislead police dogs, shedding light on the case.
Cleveland councilman William E E Potter and City Clerk Fred W Thoms were cleared of charges that they held illegal interests in a land sale linked to graft. The verdict ended a long graft case that had also seen former councilman Liston G Sthooley and his son convicted previously.
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