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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1927
Page
11
Discussion of penalties for disorderly houses under state law and city ordinance. Highlights that state charges can lead to fines from 100 to 300 dollars, 3 to 6 months’ confinement, or abatement of premises, with harsher penalties if harboring a minor. Critique of lenient handling and call for maximum state protections for children.
Elyria’s Memorial Hospital, a Class A facility, showcases flourishing finances and staff under Dr. T C Stevens. The board proposes flat rate services to boost capacity from 43 percent to meet growing local needs and support from the Community Chest and city.
A fourteen year old girl who arrived in New York City two years earlier as an immigrant spoke her first English words Tuesday night. She stood as valedictorian of her Amsterdam Avenue high school class in the city.
A garbled reading from a Reading Pennsylvania era column discusses political fate and education gains, mentioning lack from Jugoslavia, constitutional realizations, and debates over a U S presidency amid university entry and examinations. The text includes scattered names and war department references amid unclear placeholders.
Yesterday and today mark anniversaries of Horace Greeley born Amherst NS died New York 1872. 1862 Mason lodge charter Carson City. 1862 Missouri oath of allegiance. several 19th and early 20th century notes list births deaths and events including a St Tiaise festival and presidents reception with Congress leaders at the White House. conventions opening Detroit and Chicago plus regional meetings.
A fragment recalls Abe Martin as DD noting men recalling past days. The memory mentions Elmer Swank and a mother of pearl guitar given on a birthday. The tone hints at rural humor and local color.
The page blends verse fragments by Charles Tigson and oblique references to Harry M. Adams selected to succeed Charles Wo as president of the Western Pacific Railroad. Adams, a Louisiana native, rose from cotton schooling to a messaging role before advancing to vice president, with Omaha headquarters noted.
The article reviews Morgan era figures William Gibbs Medoc Dormer and William Hibbs McAdam as prominent party players. It discusses cabinet ties, the World War era commissions, and political dynamics shaping party strategies, with attention to presidential nomination debates and constitutional hurdles.
An incoherent fragment references a dinner invite and apology for an untidy house. The writer asks for praise and mentions the host’s house not looking nice when visited, expressing self-criticism and a hope for flattering words.
A lone speaker at a small protest denounces a vague grievance and claims success as onlookers exchange uncertain reactions. The event appears improvised with few organized groups represented and no official statements issued.
The new German cabinet will present before the Reichstag with a planned program on domestic reform and foreign affairs. The Chancellor will assert Germany has disarmed and urge immediate evacuation of the Rhineland by Allied forces, reaffirming adherence to the Locarno Pact and League of Nations. San Antonio dispatch notes local W O W headquarters activity.
Bluebonnet Circle No 1972 held an enthusiastic rally indicating a bid for the erection of the Woodmen of the World new headquarters in San Antonio. The old Omaha Nebraska national headquarters was sold recently and local president Mrs M C Dean says national leaders favor San Antonio as the new site. Bluebonnet Circle plans a drill team to the national convention in Los Angeles next July.
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