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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1934
Page
17
The passage blends garbled references to Woodrow Wilson, Princeton leadership, and scattered phrases about presidents, a sleepy town, and historical notes. It mentions an early 19th century ice house and contains disjointed dialogue about privilege and biblical allusions without coherent events or dates.
The deposed governor plans to urge the Legislature to impeach four state Supreme Court justices and seeks public support amid threats and a hostile, volatile crowd. He signals possible use of joint session to pursue removal while calling on the lieutenant governor and attorney general for security.
Oakland teamsters vote to return to work after a San Francisco strike. A proposal to resume dock handling under specific conditions passed by 850 to 150.
Mr. and Mrs. Grr Lee and Max Dee Craig visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ert Bee and Mrs. Ligzié Morfisoh Bag before returning to Norwalk after a pending two weeks with Mrs. Baral Merrill. Miss Ona Jones and Miss Freda Haney of New London were present. Guy Harwood was in Norwalk Monday for business.
Langer fights to keep his post after abdication as Olson takes power. Supporters chant for Langer and threaten violence outside Supreme Court figures as a legislative standoff unfolds. Langer pins hopes on the legislature while his wife pledges to seek nominating petitions if he is barred.
Columbia notes show visitors from Hamilton Canada and Elysia while Harold and family plan a Detroit trip. The Columbia baseball team is set to play North Olmsted on Sunday July 22. Ralph Grills reports Navy duty at Philadelphia Navy Yard and at sea on the Idaho. East Ohio Gas drills and farm work noted among community items.
Mrs Weyland Hyde hosted Brunswick Valley City Bridge Club with high scores won by Mrs Arthur Hauck and Mrs Hall Auck. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs BD Roy Virtue at Lakeside Hospital Cleveland on Sunday morning July 15. Mrs Virtue stayed with her parents the past month. Mr Virtue arrived Friday. Miss Bertha Schaeffer led A B G Club gathering. prizes went to Mise Deanne Schaeffer and Mrs Ed Ladth. Miss Maude Hauck consoled. Dr and Mrs Phillip Katz welcomed a daughter born July 10 at Lakeside Hospital Cleveland.
A fragment mentions Lidia praddles mock indritages with animals, hinting at a satirical or ceremonial display. The text appears garbled and incomplete, offering few clear facts beyond the strange premise and a focus on conscience themes and distant tears.
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