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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1927

Page

8

Ohio seeks independent fish and game commission

Columbus January 13 Ohio sportsmen and conservationists push a bill to create a seven member fish and game commission independent of the department of agriculture. The plan would place authority with a secretary or chief warden while keeping the agriculture director as ex officio member and aims to align with bipartisan support from the League of Ohio Sportsmen and the Izaak Walton League.

Columbus Fish and Game Commission Department of Agriculture Ohio Keifer Sprinkgtela Fish and Game Department Director of Agriculture Howeer League of Ohio Sports Mren Izaak Walton League Charles B. ‘Cranston Lor. KY. James League of Ohio Sportsmen Iaak Walton League J. S. Myers Akron A. F. Long Jzrank Walton Fish and Gum Pennsylvania Amfost Fish and Game Division Tech and Game Department Department of Agriculure Department of Conservation Izaak “Val

Count Salm and Millicent Rogers settle amid romance

New York reports that Ludwig Salm and Millicent Rogers have settled their separation suit. The terms include $325,000 to the Count from his father and a forthcoming Paris divorce suit for the Countess. Custody and life settlement details remain unresolved as the case closes.

New York Jas Coust Ludwig Salm Millicent Rogers H. AW. Rogers Attarres Ides Court & We Cong Supreme Court Paris Rogers Temale America Justice Levyr

Zanesville Man 15 Killed by Train

A 15-year-old Zanesville boy dies after a fast B&O passenger train strikes an auto at the state street crossing near 225 Echoel. Roy A Booth 21, a Morning Times-Recorderproof reader, was killed instantly and died later at Bethesda hospital. He was active in YMCA work and widely known.

Zanesville, O Roy A. Booth Morning Times-Recorder State Street Railroad Bethesda Hospital Y. M. CG

My Friend Abroad world letter bridge of boy friendship

A World War era feature describes the My Friend Abroad program connecting American boys with peers in 27 countries. It notes thousands of letters built friendship, language practice, and shared activities from school to camps, showing Americans seen as friendly by youths worldwide.

Bor Ivor Fernandes Cujana Tadusand Amer van Iworld Eorns Tuart

Michigan Hiker Challenges Buckeye Man in Walk Contest

Ambrose Keene an 83 year old hiker from LDhundee Michigan issues a challenge to Aler Van Praag a noted Ohio old age walker to race from ore to fifteen miles. Keene describes himself as nimble and ready though details on venue or date are unclear.

Defiance Ambrose Keene Ldhundee Mich Aler van Praag Ohio Ore Ven Praar Defance County Keene Tami Apringa

Defiance County Fair Plans 50th Anniversary Despite Deficit

Defiance county fair officials report a deficit of 3300 dollars but vote to continue the exhibition. They plan an expanded program for the 50th anniversary in autumn 1927 led by president Carl M. Hart secretary F. M. Birdsall vice president E Partee and treasurer M. B. Sinn.

Carl M. Hart F. M. Birdsall E Partee M. B. Sinn

Probe Death Of Father and Son in West Union Ohio

Authorities investigate the deaths of Ralph Knauf and his father Michael Knauf in West Union Ohio. Officials consider whether Ralph killed his father and shot himself or if both deaths were accidental during a gun scuffle. The widow witnessed the event but could not recall details. Seven children are left fatherless.

West Union Ralph Knauf Michael Ralph Knauff

Retiring Frederick D Underwood Ties Ere Railroading Past

The article recalls Frederick D Underwood stepping down after more than 25 years as president of the Ere railroad. It notes his earlier role as division superintendent on the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul line and includes a humorous anecdote about an engine crew telegraph exchange involving Donahue and a request to “plug the due.”

Coal Region SEY Shamorlen Coal Cim Frederick D. Underwood Ere Underwood Chicago, Milwaukee & Bi Busta Donahue

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