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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1921

Page

5

Emerald gem rivaling czar’s jewels found in mine

An uncut emerald weighing 630 carats, one of the largest on record, arrived in New York from Colombia. Buyable at about 47 million dollars, it is described as clean and central when cut. The czar’s weighty jewels, seized by Bolsheviks, are mentioned as the previous record. A photo captions Mrs Florence Shea with the uncut stone.

New York Colombia South Ammerica Jewal Florence ‘Shea

Meet Miss Cecillian Million a Forty Names Baby

International News Service reports in Seattle a baby girl born November 21, 1920, to Ten Million and his wife at North Broadway. The child’s name Cecillian Million evolves from a family joke about ciphers and numbers, with the full sequence Cecillian Million Nomillion Octillion Septillion Sextillion Quintillion Quadrillion Trillion Billon Milli on MILLION.

International News Service Seattle Decillian Bir Ten Mullion North Broadway Ten Million Broadway High School Lhiveraity Washington St. Louis ‘Nationals Miss Million Wergelf Tovatart Master Million Leavenworth Grandma Olsen Eunice iUnis Mother Cam Nina Dad Million Corporation Counsel's Grandma Million Olsen Cecillian Million Cecilian Cecillion

Bitter South Africa campaign ends in Smuts victory

London dispatch reports the bitterest political contest in South Africa, with General Smuts leading the South African Party against the Union forces as voters go to the polls. The outcome will shape the nation’s future leadership and policy direction.

William L. Mallabar International News Service London South Africa General Smuts Union

Nationalist and Labour leaders praised by Capetown crowds

Reports from Capetown describe General Smuts applauded during a tour of Transvaal districts by Nationalists and Labourites. While Nationalist readers oppose force against Great Britain, there is concern over growing anti British sentiment and potential for unrest if opportunities arise.

Hertzoz Capetown Smuts Transvaa Great Britain

Decline in UK shipbuilding signals possible downturn

Lloyds Register shows UK shipping construction fell in the final quarter, down about 22 000 tons from earlier periods. Only 57 ships totaling 1 991 782 tons launched last year, while oil tanker orders rise with 160 vessels under construction worldwide. The United States holds 235 ships totaling about 1.5 million tons, UK at 21 vessels and roughly 3.5 million tons. The registrar suggests the decline may foretell a downward trend matching postwar growth since 1918.

International News Service William L. Malabar London Lloyd's Register of Shipping United Kingdom United States America

Honeymoon Ends in Beating and Alimony Suit

Mrs Anne Pauley de Conde, wife of Ssa de Conde, was awarded $150 a week alimony by the New York Supreme Court after Justice John Ford heard her account of an unusual honeymoon. She said her husband struck her on the fourth day, disfiguring her, and she filed a separation suit one month later.

Anne Pauley de Conde Ssa de Conde New York Supreme Court John Ford

News boys wanted to carry routes in Lorain

Help wanted advertisement for news boys to cover routes in Lorain. Apply to circulation manager at Lorain Office Chronicle Telegram located at four corners over Western Union Telegraph office.

Jorain Lorain Chronicle-Telegram Four Corners Western Union Telegraph Office

De Valera Secretly Returns to Ireland Visit Suspected

Reports suggest Eamonn De Valera, leader of the Irish republic, may have paid a discreet visit to his home at Craig Ciath Greystones County Wicklow after returning to Europe. Earlier dispatches note no conclusive location, but ties to New York birth and immigrant background are mentioned.

Europe Eamonn de Valera Irish Republic Craig Ciath Oxnship Greystones County Wicklow Pacis de Vilera America New York Craig Claith Ireland Eamonne de Valera

Collective Buying Saves Farmers in Lorain County

Lorain County Farm Bureau members report large savings through bulk purchases of oil meat cotton seed fertilizer corn bran and middlings. The group aims to expand buying through the farm bureau purchasing channel while warning against past exploitation by some suppliers. In Cleveland a separate case sees William Redmond of Buffalo arrested after testifying a check was for liquor leading to a liquor sale and transport charge in court.

Elyria Lorain County Ase Howard Rogers Turner International News Service Cleveland William Redmond Buffalo William Yelsky

Bobbed Hair Now Sets Fashion Standard in London

London listeners report that artists approve bobbed hair as a fashion standard. At the National Portrait Society exhibition seven of ten portraits featured models with bobbed hair, signaling a shift in style and portraiture trends.

International News Service London

Wadsworth School Bonds Backed With Premium

February report notes Tittor son and Wolcott of Cleveland paying a $1,988 premium for $250,000 school bonds. Ohio Injector Co. has resumed work to three days per week amid economic shifts.

Wadsworth Tittorson Wolcott Cleveland Ohio Injector Co

Local juvenile forgery case and fines noted in brief

Fragmentary text reports a juvenile offender sent to a reform school for forging a sum around 28 thousand dollars. Another individual, Samm: Lee Buck, appears connected to a separate case, with mention of a 38 dollar amount. Myer Abrahamson is fined about 108 dollars for contributing to a crime related activity.

Wadaworth Alimip Wiene Asuigeumot Chile Lee Buck Baeatahd Bar Formatory Myer Abrahamson

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