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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1928
Page
9
The Red Cross War Service Division notes veterans can again apply for government life insurance and adjusted compensation or bonus if they did not claim before. War risk insurance lapsed after July 2, 1927, but the president signed May 29, restoring eligibility for World War I veterans who are in good health and still hold the policy.
The text notes the bonus application period was closed January 1, with Congress extending the limit to January 2, 1926. It states many veterans entitled to compensation did not apply, roughly half of the eligible cohort.
Cleveland theater page reports a manslaughter case involving a factory laborer named Anton iren. Trial notes reference con verbiage about sentence length, juror considerations, and testimony from multiple witnesses. सत्य
The record shows Mren repeatedly eluded supervision and worked overtime at a factory while avoiding complaints. The judge notes a harsher path avoided by not harming others, and reflects on the impact on dependents and the possibility of harsher consequences. The remark hints at remorse and concern for dependents.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a political figure Judge O'Neil or O'Neil is to oversee a congressional dispute in Akron involving Democrat supporters and a petition. Names such as Rockwell Ra Walker William Haimers appear, but details are unclear. The item reflects intra party tensions and election maneuvering with limited legible context.
A fragmented note from an office lists Walker continuing a cross country trek despite a broken back. The entry, dated June 4, mentions efforts to reach a destination along the route and details remaining obstacles and plans.
Hand, a former coal miner with a shin bone replacement for a vertebrae, survived the Cherry mine disaster in northern Illinois and a 1912 back injury. He now promotes national advertisements and public testimonials from officials, aiming to cash in on his survival story for his wife and seven children.
A brief note describes a journey covering roughly twenty miles daily as travelers push toward the Golden Gate. The line hints at disciplined pacing and steady progress along the route, reflecting a traveler’s cautious optimism and the practical aims of exploration.
A Life Saver pilot sighted a man clinging to a drifting life line near Long Beach Washington. The rescuer dropped a life preserver and, with Wheaton, held the survivor until a boat reached them. The man was exhausted and revived by artificial respiration after rescue.
An official notice from Lima cathedral warns that women and men entering the church must observe proper dress. The sign states attendees are forbidden from improper attire and directs visitors to respect the temple rules on entry.
A historical note describes strict attire rules at a temple where sleeveless or transparent gowns could lead to service suspension. It claims that communion has been withheld from women on occasion, though no concrete instance of a mass being stopped is recalled.
An unspecified regional agency probes a contested oats shipment amid rising tensions. Officials from the agriculture department and port authority are coordinating to determine ownership and rightful delivery. No arrests reported.
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