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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1929

Page

7

Roy Andrews Chooses Love Over Scandal In Prison Marriage

Roy Andrews defies family pressure and vows to marry Rosalie in prison despite her theft charges. Uncle Peter pleads for delay, but Roy unveils clippings and a letter to prove Rosalie’s hardships. Peter faces a stark choice as events push toward a fall wedding.

Peter Clarke Roy Rosalie Peter Ilasalie Martino Uncle Peter Shia Roy Andrews

Short Hair Won't Harm Femininity by Madame Rubinstein

An era of subtly feminine looks. hair should frame the face softly to enhance femininity. Hair length matters less than texture and shine, with makeup used to harmonize tones. Skin care and light, blended rouge define a fresh, ladylike appearance.

Madame Rubinstein

Coyotes Outwitted by Aerial Hunters in Garrison

Aerial coyote hunting by George Albrecht and William Fisher near Garrison North Dakota reports success. Fisher piloted the plane while Albrecht fired from close range catching coyotes as they flee. The narrative notes coyotes fail to elude the winged hunters amid the snow covered ground.

Coyote Garrison N. D George Albrecht William Fisher Fisher Albrecht

Pawnee Bill builds pioneer town in Oklahoma west

Major Gordon W. Lille known as Pawnee Bill constructs a pioneer town named Pawnee Trading Post near Pawnee Oklahoma. The site features an Indian council house tepees and a hotel with a veranda. Workers erect cabins fire places and hitching racks while Indians harvest materials for the frontier town. The project aims to honor the old West and Lille's life devoted to exhibiting western culture.

Mexican Joe Lillie Base Pawnee Ohia Gordon W Pawnee Bill) Lille Oklahoma Amuadtor Lille LA. S Highway No 64 Ams Sudded Prasma Buffalo Range Memphis Toon N. M Arkansas Belner Stillwater

Yale plans radical Institute of Human Relations in New Haven

Yale University moves to erect a Georgian style Institute of Human Relations near the Medical School and New Haven Hospital. It will house biologists psychologists sociologists physiologists and psychiatrists as part of an experimental project with funding from the Rockefeller Foundation and the General Education Board of New York. President Angell calls the venture purely experimental and its exact function remains uncertain.

New Haven. Conn Yale Institute of Human Relations Yale University Yale Medical School New Haven Hospital James Howland Angell University Rockefeller Foundation General Education Board of New York Yale Daily News Robert M Hutchings University of Chicago Institute

Yale Dean Sees Institute Reshaping Education And Law

Hutchins, Yale Law School dean, says the Institute will destroy departmental barriers and create strong departments, boosting undergraduate education. It enables qualified students to pursue social field interests in juniors and seniors while law students study crimes criminology concurrently, fostering shared work and mutual advice. Two prominent cases draw attention. A cobbler Giacomo Como defied erosion of his shop as a wrecking crew razed the block and a long lease dispute followed. Two Mulligan boys aged 7 and 8 confessed to killing a boy at Milford bathing area. juvenile experts later found them normal, guiding the court to place them in a private county school at state expense.

Hutchins Yale Law School Giaccomno Como Walla Como Uearby John James Mulligan Albert Mikenas Taw Ansonia Hoy Milford

Tongue to Rail Test Nearly Destroys Boy in Arkansas

Hoyt Houston, 10, in Boonville, Arkansas, touched his tongue to a frosted rail in railroad yards. A switch engine halted a passing train and steam was applied to free his tongue. He was late to school but unharmed aside from the scare.

Boonville Ark Hoyt Houston Hoyt

Davis predicts Davis Cup return to America soon

Manila report quotes Dwight Davis saying America will likely regain the Davis Cup in one or two seasons. He notes France’s recent win cooled interest and praises American doubles stars Wilmer Allison and John Van Ryn, with other top players seen as a strong lineup for a comeback. Also included is an odd line about wolves and feeding patterns.

Manila P I America Dwight F. Davis The Phillipines United Press Malacanan Palace Desis France Willam T. Tilden Bill’ Johnson Davis Wilmer Allison John van Ryn John Doeg George Lott Wilbur Coen Freak X. Shields Th- den Francis T. Hunter Stairs Davies

Delayed Civil War Soldier's Letter Found After 62 Years

The Civil War era letter written by B. Wooten in Columbus Ohio to C. H. Adkisa Petersville was delivered 62 years after it was mailed. It reached R. W. Memphia, son of a late minister, via a delayed post office. No reason was given for the 67 year delay. Misfortunes strike Earl Endthoff, one year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Endthoff, who survived multiple injuries over four years including a broken leg and arm in a fall.

B. Wooten Columbus C. H. Adkisa Petersville R. W Memphia Wis Earl Endthoff Fred Endthof

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