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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1923
Page
2
The readable passages mention trials and court items, names like McArthur and Neely, and scattered phrases about legal actions and volunteers. Despite garbled text, the fragment hints at a historic newspaper page with court cases, military references, and local person items.
A fragmented OCR line mentions fines and a laxative advertisement context with powder and table terms. The readable items include references to penalties and commerce but lack clear names or dates for a fuller summary.
Judge Bernard P. Barasa, a known wet, announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination in Chicago on a platform opposing the Volstead Act. The campaign centers on the wet and dry issue as the city prepares for a showdown.
Paris dispatch reports the French chamber of deputies backed Premier Poincare's Ruhr policies this afternoon by a confidence vote of 485 to 81. The vote solidifies support for military measures in the Ruhr region amid the occupation.
A Cleveland advertisement targets readers with a limited enrollment offer from The Welds Process Co to join a daily household article business. It promises regular checks regardless of work status and involvement by Cleveland businessmen in a venture claimed to be used nationwide. The coupon asks for name and mailing address to receive more information.
Columbus February 2 The narcotic traffic in Ohio is described as extensive by R M Black head of the state dairy and food bureau and in charge of narcotics investigations He said January fines totaled about 2600 and four bushels of dope were burned State narcotic inspector Thomas W Robertson is directing intensified efforts to curb the traffic within Ohio.
August Kloman, cashier of Sharonville Bank, refused to raise hands when confronted by a bandit. He dropped to the floor to trigger the alarm. The gunman fired several shots, fled in a car toward Cincinnati, with the incident unfolding this afternoon on February 2.
During a city visit by a woman fire marshal the term German Lutheran schools drew criticism. Rev. W C Birkner clarifies parochial aims are Christian training with language adapted to congregations. He notes German is taught naturally but modern generations lessen need. Some services may be in German for heritage, while most worship remains English. Also mentions January babies linked to garnet symbolism.
Popular advertisement promotes Kellogg's Bran as a permanent relief for constipation. It praises its all bran content, easy use with cereals or recipes, and urges regular consumption for family health. It notes physicians recommend it and warns against partial bran substitutes.
Attorney General opinion settles a long standing dispute in Hawaii between Army and Navy. Major General Charles P. Summerall's commission predates Rear Admiral Simpson's elevation, establishing Summerall as the ranking officer on the island and placing him above Simpson in seniority.
Washington Feb 2 Congress altered the $250000 total cost limit on Federal Reserve Bank buildings. The bill exempts vaults furnishings and interior finish from the cap, applying only to building cost. Directors gain discretion to exceed limits if needed and Congress can authorize larger expenditures for new buildings.
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