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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1926
Page
4
Fragmentary notes describe how figures and symbols in colonial era art conveyed independence themes. References to Francis Willard, reflections on spirit of 1776, and early depictions of the nation’s founding era appear amid garbled text and scattered terms.
Announcement says Elyria Iron & Steel Co. has bought the Toledo plant of Standard Steel Tube Co. The Toledo plant will operate as The Standard Steel Tubes Division of Elyria Iron & Steel and will be expanded. It employs 259 workers and makes about 2 500 600 feet of tubular pipe monthly for automotive, farm, vacuum cleaner and other uses.
Owing to few attendees the Wellington Cemetery Association meeting is postponed hoping more members will attend. Funds are needed immediately to continue notable work and keep the association active.
A local auto collision case involves a plaintiff suing an individual named John and an entity identified as Rugtee. The complaint seeks damages with allegations of negligence and responsibility for the crash.
An aging banker at the First National Bank of New hor gives each employee a year’s salary as a gift to celebrate the bank’s sixty third anniversary. The presentation occurred in the bank’s hall as part of a ceremonial gesture. The unusual gift underscores a long tradition within the institution.
A hospitalized patient, described as insane after an indictment for Larceny and robbery of a mail carrier near Chillicothe, Ohio, climbed to the roof of an enclosed balcony at St El hospital and hurled himself to the court ward, dying. He had been sent to a government insane hospital.
An advertisement urges readers to subscribe to the Elyria Chronicle Telegram while on vacation. It emphasizes staying informed about hometown news and offers daily delivery at a low cost with subscription to the Circulation Manager.
A fragmented report details how anti saloon league activists push reforms on campaign expenditures amid a senatorial race. It describes committee actions, fundraising goals, and internal party dynamics influencing the November contest.
Market items show Homegrown Carolina tomatoes priced at 5.59 per barrel and 76 per barrel, with references to farm products and a pass box at a location in Los Angeles.
Disjointed OCR notes honor Dr Frendle Cone famed for exhausting effort delivering lectures. Mentions his death at 62, devotion to applied science, and a noted formula linked to cures. References to travels and a 1843 visit to the United States.
Three divorce petitions were filed in Lorain County court by Margaret Hippold alleging spousal misconduct and extreme cruelty. The complaints cite ongoing harassment and threats as grounds, with one petition noting alleged jealous behavior and unstable living arrangements.
In a terse notice the Lorain board announces it will appeal a harrow decision before PAARN. Details remain limited as officials prepare filings and await further guidance on the case timeline.
Two men identified as dry agents were attacked by a crowd and taken to a local hospital in serious condition. The prohibition department sent the men to Niles at mayor Kastler’s request to obtain evidence. The incident occurred as they attempted to purchase alcohol from a presumed bootlegging operation.
Fragmented notes report a postponed meeting and a police watch. Mentions include a filing at a Halpin dump, a fire filing, and a potential theft along Rin seer street. The text references a board meeting, notices, and unidentified names in a muddled local update.
Fragmentary note lists a pom with a coc band and mentions a voided event at an unnamed village. The readable text hints at a showcase or exercise involving a tass band and a planned maneuver, but many words are garbled and details are unclear.
The excerpt records a meeting under Wirasis Club auspices with Dr Ba Beurridge presiding. Rev Whiv Awhd of the Compresation church offered invocation. Paul Weinwright led singing as a band delivered a splendid program for a Friday evening concert.
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Local notes show Aradia on Saturday with Fitz and Rie H Smith in a Gothic program. The event begins at 3 30 with activities listed for the Anguish area and fans nearby.
City Auto Wrecking Co lists affordable car parts for sale with contact via phone L725 from Lodi Street. Items include various salvage parts and accessories for quick purchase.
American League action features Detroit at St Louis and Philadelphia at Wa mp with National League games Columbus at Toledo and International League match Toropen. Chronicle Telegram notes today’s schedule on Want Page.
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