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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1924
Page
9
A fragmented note about major league players, including Joe Bush, turning to music in the off season. The text hints at Yankees hurlers and violin performance as a calm pursuit alongside baseball, suggesting a lifestyle blend between sport and music without full details.
U S stores of ammunition were bought by the government as Coolidge barred export of munitions to rebels. The Mexican aviation corps gains importance with over a hundred planes from the U S Army. General Gustavo Salinas reorganizes aviation as aviator shortages grow but several American airmen offer services.
Exiled King George and Queen Elizabeth may be restored if Greeks vote to keep monarchy in upcoming plebiscite. Voters will first decide monarchy versus republic, then choose royal line if monarchist option wins. Images show the royal couple departed for exile in Bucharest.
DETROIT D P Markey completed 33 years as Supreme Commander and retired January 1. W Frye, formerly Supreme Lieutenant Commander, succeeded him. The reorganizing plan of the Maccabees on a 100 percent leash reserve basin is announced as completed. Markey helped grow membership from 17,000 since he took office in 1891.
Doctor warns tubercular germs can enter the body through the eye and cites a physician’s caution. The article recounts Stockwell’s leadership at Connecticut tuberculosis sanatorium, notes resignation of a Supreme Commander, and details A W Frye’s long service as Maccabee chief with wartime and travel background. It mentions the International Maccabee Home for aged and indigent members at Chatham, Pa.
Sanderson author Nina Wilcox Putnam is alleged to face alienation of affection in a case described as tangled drama. In Madison, Connecticut, librarian Mrs Gertrude Bassett says she will sue her husband Elle worth Busett and file a civil suit against the entheress, with Mrs Serderson's business manager named in the action.
A newspaper note describes the revival of the bathing girl trope in films, citing actors linked to fashion trends and costume pictures. Hazel Williams earns notice as a standout, with Elsie Tarren among a throng of familiar names in the revived trend.
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