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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1923
Page
7
In Lerol Pennsylvania unknown gunmen robbed and shot one man early today at the Eagles Club. The attackers forced patrons to sit, looted valuables and jewelry, and cut wires before fleeing with cash and a few items. Police investigated and the scene was secured.
Mrs Horace Beaver possesses a complete April 15 1865 New York Herald with a detailed account of President Lincoln’s assassination, the wounding of Secretary Seward and the Seward brothers, the pursuit of John Wilkes Booth, and notes the mourning formatting of the issue.
Local auto dealers in Elyria plan a meeting tonight to discuss pertinent industry matters and coordination efforts among dealerships. Attendance details were not specified in the available text.
Y.M.C.A at 7 30 p m to discuss plans for a local auto show and the formation of the Elyria Auto Dealers Association. At a meeting held last Thursday Feb 8 Wm D Taylor of S J George Taylor Co presented the proposition to local dealers. Tonight continuation aimed to include absent members as several vital questions are to be discussed.
The Kiwanis Club plans an inter-city meet with Lorain at the local YMCA on Wednesday. It is a Valentine party for ladies with dinner served and Schubert's orchestra providing music for the occasion.
London Feb 12 The Earl of Denbigh and Miss Kathleen Emmet daughter of the late Dr Thomas Adair Emmet of New York were quietly married at Westminster Cathedral Cardinal Bourne officiating The 63 year old groom used a cane while the bride wore a biscuit colored gown in a small ceremony with a few friends present
The Moose Lodge hosts a dancing party at Ellis hall from 7 30 to 12 with entertainment and door prizes. A Mooseheart service is set for 5 o'clock before the dance, inviting the public to attend. The article also notes Louis XIV’s 22 year reign as the longest in record.
William P. Jarrett will assume his seat in the House on March 4 succeeding the late Prince Jonah Kuhel Kalaninaole. The article reports a woman who killed her husband and then ended her own life.
An article explains film on teeth as the main enemy, causing staining tartar and decay. It describes two new methods to fight film without harsh scrubbing, leading to a new toothpaste that boosts saliva alkalinity and starch digestion, praised by authorities.
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