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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1926
Page
12
July 2 Boston reports a pigeon that rides passing cars on Tremount Street between Park and Boylston. The bird hops to the front of the hood and enjoys a ride, escaping only when traffic clears or an abrupt stop ends the trip.
In Mt Holly Chita Apeld lam Hinkle, 14, reflects on the thrill of firefighting as equipment evolved from buck et brigades to modern motorized apparatus. Bloomington notes discuss crime, immigration, and a probate judge candidacy of Gen. Martin, with shifting anecdotes about a lost drum and an elephant.
A garbled note suggests Mr. O'Donnell will visit New York while a bus service or schedule change is discussed. The fragment mentions a next time and a day but lacks clear details or names to confirm the event or participants.
Business experts say postwar conditions show mixed signals with inflation pressures easing and export demand stabilizing. Federal Reserve notes slower debt repayment and tax revenues, while cotton prices and domestic trade respond to shifting labor and material costs amid uncertain recovery.
Fragmentary report notes Henri Nérvanath planning a Europe tour to seek medical care from Swiss doctors. The item hints at a strategic move by the party to bolster health prospects and international ties.
A garbled screed notes land parcels around Magdalena headlands and lines near Rio del Rio. Mentions parcels and authorities including Pedro and Pablo, with uncertain figures and dates.
The court notes Sadler guilty of violating the Wead Act and faces a $100 fine after Judge Campbell remarks on income and marriage. The report also mentions an average wage of 46.8 cents per hour paid to laborers in the American petroleum industry.
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