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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1923
Page
5
A tank containing 250 tons of molten glass exploded at Owens Bottle plant Toledo. Firefighters sprayed water to cool the molten material, averting loss of life among about twenty workers. The incident caused an estimated property damage of $25,000.
An American torpedo boat was damaged in a collision with the French cruiser Renan near Constantinople today. The French ship sustained no damage.
A Los Angeles man, Cardenon Augustus Harmis, reveals he was raised as a girl by his parents and only later, after moving to Reno, Nevada, embraced life as a man. He says he married last November to Miss Rena Mae Conklin and the union is on a higher plane, while an authority notes eye problems can arise from tight jewelry.
Columbus scene reports two youths, 6 year old Jehnny Hipple and 10 year old Harold Kelly, leaving home for Michigan with a tent knife hatchet clothes line and kindling. Police found them cold and forlorn at a street corner and returned the boys to their parents. The item notes other local notices about missionary work in India and various Oberlin events including lectures, card party, cancellations, and plays.
Oberlin area notes this February meeting of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Department of United Church. Mrs J P Jones, formerly of the Madura Mission, traced Indian mission history from Apostolic times to Carey and Xavier. She noted mass conversions and that Christians now number about 2.5 million, with denominational lines less meaningful to Indian believers.
Columbus report states Secretary of State Brown through the bureau of automobile regulations warns Ohio police that auto owners not displaying a 1923 license tag by February 15 will face arrest. The notice emphasizes enforcement until the tag deadline passes.
Luna Lodge 1003 of the International Association of Machinists met Tuesday night with strong attendance at Machinist's Hall and elected officers for the year Charles Whitney was named president Frank Barnes vice president Eugene Sayers recording secretary.
The document names officers: secretary H B Whitehead and Snen dal secretary Claude Rauchiues, treasurer Deios Weed, sentinel Clayton Whitney, conductor, and venue oplaind wes a that ie Op Was expressed the outlook fer the metal trades is.
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