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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1926
Page
16
A ten gallon gasoline can caught fire at the Wipers Bros concrete plant this morning. A company worker extinguished the blaze by dumping a wet blanket over the can before fire crews arrived. The incident was reported to have caused minor damage and no injuries.
A fire started by wind carried fumes to a burning water heater in the same room. The only damage from the blaze was to a gasoline container.
Have a Heart and Help the Unfortunate will be the appeal of Emvria youngsters on Saturday led by Julia Wieland with Volunteers of ko aiding Red Heart Tag Day. Headquarters at Council Chamber City Building. Doors open after 1 o clock for lag reception and instruction to sellers. prizes include a ten pound item and two theater passes.
Local report details the arrest and conviction of Wilutane Clark for murder. The article notes Clark’s plea and the execution of the sentence, with references to the victim and the suspect’s actions surrounding the crime.
Afternoon court appearance results in reprimands and fines for two defendants. Imma Caville AMG and Weber Thas face charges related to intoxication and operation of a vehicle. Jack Eene linked to liquor possession was also involved. cases adjourned with penalties noted.
The Lorain trial of Mike Solas faced postponement as several witnesses failed to appear. The death case centers on William Fre Jr of East 30th Street Lorain who was fatally struck by Salay's truck while playing with his shooter in front of his home.
Oberlin residents share holiday visits with Toledo and Cleveland guests. Isabell Sms moves to South Profeasor street with Miss May Williams Butson. Mrs. King hosts a gathering as townsfolk attend weekly lectures in Sturgis. Local sports mention Giants and Hallworthy Eggs with casual menu notes.
Cincinnati police announce Georg Wilson once arrested in Newark for passive fraud counts. He was convicted and sentenced, with three terms at Atlanta penitentiary listed in his record. Colonel M P Botan released the notice.
Effie files suit against The O P S Company seeking a temporary injunction after a pole was erected on Sist street without consent. Judge W B Thompson granted the order as the case moves toward a full hearing.
Tube Company plans to operate at about 95 percent capacity as rumors about output and schedules circulate. Details indicate management aims to steady production while markets adjust to demand shifts and labor arrangements.
In Steubenville district two youths died after a drowning incident late at night. Rescue attempts by divers lasted about two hours but could not restore breathing. The two victims were identified as siblings from the local town.
July 9 markets show mixed produce and livestock: steers range 7.50 to 8.50, heifers 6.50 to 9.50, good cows 4.50 to 5.00, butchers 5.50 to 7.00, hogs and sheep limited trading, receipts about 200. Prices reflect fair to good quality with notable variation across categories.
Ten year old Alla Stieren accompanied her father and two others when a covering tipped during a car movement at Lodi Street and Floral Court. She suffered a bruise on her leg according to police reports.
A truncated Riverside column notes a cottage building program on the Sandusky peninsula west of the city. The article mentions the Belmont Realty and the Gross Lamb Company as organizers, aiming to advance cottage construction this year.
In Avusig Robemia on July 8 heavy rains and a thunderstorm triggered floods that caused extensive damage and claimed seven lives. The victims were reportedly involved in rescue work at a factory that had been damaged.
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