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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1921
Page
2
Mrs. Herb Brodie sues the ring champion for divorce claiming he used her as a punching bag. She testifies that prize fighters may be gentle in public but harsh at home and warns husbands who fight to avoid domestic violence.
Our company formerly ran a South garage and was an agent for well known cars. They closed the garage and shipped many new and used cars north to sell. For high grade cars at a great reduction call The Starr Piano Co. for details.
DETROIT July 7 Three persons were killed and one seriously injured when an auto carrying four occupants was struck by a Pere Marquette north bound freight train at the West Warren Avenue crossing. The crash occurred early today and authorities said the auto occupants were all from local households.
On June 6 1921 a petition signed by a majority of the adult freeholders in Lorain County near the City of Elyria was presented to the Board of Commissioners. The description begins at an iron pin on Middle Avenue east line at the south corporation line and follows the north line of Fuller and Nelson subdivision.
A July 7 report says Turks massacred Christians at Mardic in Diar bekr Asiatic Turkey. Official advices from Constantinople today recount the event and note Turks seized American missionary funds.
Amherst council approved an ordinance prohibiting fireworks in the town after concerns over safety and care. The measure follows reports of unsafe blasts and disturbances from rockets and explosives, guiding future licensing and enforcement.
Leland Decker was discharged after Independence Day celebrations with a severely injured hand and two fingers blown off. Christ Weigand incurred a badly burned face and remains in hospital. doctors fear possible loss of sight in one eye.
About a dozen attendees joined a Sunday event at Sam's Creek with Miss Carolyn Guild leading a school class style gathering. The program featured games and stunts followed by a wiener roast.
Mr and Mrs O H Baker were Cleveland visitors today. Mrs Philip Braun and baby were discharged from the hospital. Darius Denman of Kansas City was mentioned in the item.
A bus veered and skidded 25 feet before slamming a pole and overturning. No further details on injuries or location are provided in the fragment.
United States railroad data show fewer freight cars loaded in the week ending June 35 compared with the prior period. Figures from the American Railway Association indicate a decline in loaded cars across major lines.
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