22 Feb 1927
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1927
Page
1
On February 22 Shanghai faces renewed violence as mutinous Chinese followers attack a warship in the International Concession. Chinese troops reply with sporadic gunfire while French and international authorities brace to quell mob violence and deploy defenses across settlements.
A discussion on electrical ordinance rescheduled for the upcoming council meeting. Councilman Stevens announced a drafted ordinance exists but unresolved details require further committee review before submission.
Columbus report outlines proposed measures to bar legislators from appearing professionally before state commissions. The executive recommendations seek to expand disqualification powers and assign appointment of attorney examiners to oversee regulatory processes.
Article alleges U S Marines aided Diaz forces in Nicaragua amid attacks near a bastion. It notes Conservative government withdrawal and mentions Admiral Tat, Admiral Willard, and ships including the cruiser Predten as involved in maneuvers and a Marines deployment near Var dat and Chinamde.
A detailed obituary reviews Judson Harmon former Ohio governor his birth in Newtown Ohio education at Ohio Northern University and Northwestern Law, his political rise and service as attorney general and governor, and his involvement in the Cleveland Grover Cleveland era. It notes his death and funeral details and highlights his long legal career.
Italian aviator Colonel Pinedo departs from Cape Verde toward Natal in a Sayfer sea plane, completing a one stop flight from the Cape Verde Islands to Brazil by way of the Atlantic. The journey outlines a southward route toward South America with anticipation of United States air passage.
In Youngstown a missing person was found after an incident tied to February weather. Authorities report the search spanned several hours and involved local responders. the individual’s condition was not immediately released.
In Lorain Ohio the city council awaits a proposed park board action amid tense debate over pond repairs and public access. Officials note the need for a coordinated plan while residents request timely completion and cite safety concerns for the park area.
Fragmented OCR describes a harsh battle against Natty Beate with a deadly convocation. Soldiers pursue a decisive moment near a capture of a person, while a squad braces for ongoing aggression and a follow up on the next page.
A garbled report details a liquor cage operation on West Avenue resulting in fines. The text mentions a site tied to FoE and cosets, with vague references to dates, people, and authorities, but exact outcomes remain unclear.
Wisconsin Senator Lalvollette introduced a resolution in the Senate to go on record opposing a third term for the president. The measure argues against a continuation of presidential tenure and cites potential risks to the republic.
Labor negotiations amid a miners' dispute drift with adjournments and protests. Officials indicate planned discussions in early April while unions demand wage reductions and job protections. The conference faces denials, overdue deadlines, and mounting pressure from leadership and rank and file.
A state finance committee debates a tentative program to raise revenue and fund highway maintenance. Proposals include a one cent tax increase and a half percent reduction in a revenue stream, with highway funding shifting to the general fund and state control of road costs.
President Calder led a Washington birth anniversary observance with radio chains across 42 stations. The event highlighted the nation's ideals and Washington's legacy, as pilgrims visited Mount Vernon and lawmakers prepared to hear his address in Congress.
Boston reports crews rescued from several ships after a hurricane wreck off the coast. The British schooner Kathleen Conrad and other vessels suffered loss with one drowned bargeman and a 24 hour rescue effort for crew aboard the freighter Stievier. Damage along New York and New Jersey shores tallies to about 5 million dollars.
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