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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1921
Page
11
BH Burns, self described fixer for the White Sox, testified for twelve hours on the witness stand. He said he was promised 1 1 100 by White Sox players and gamblers, but never received the money. The photograph shows Burns on the stand during the grilling.
War demonstrations planned across several farms and towns including Lorain, LaGrange, Brownheim, Henrietta, Avon, and Avon Lake. A series of scheduled times on August 3 to August 8 involves farmers such as J He Miller, ELYN, Wallace Court, Bucks Bros., and Chas Kilingshim. Public invited to attend.
A bulldog wearing license No 104 was found on Cleveland Street and turned over to police. The license tag identifies the dog as belonging to Gumie Randall of 2701 East Erie Avenue Loranda, who is notified to reclaim the pet.
Elyria community picnic set for August 3 at Riverview Park hosted by the Elyria Boys Band. Bands from Olmsted Falls Wellington and Elyria directed by G W W Baird will join a 64 member ensemble. afternoon events include nineteen races open to all ages and a pony face Beek S show.
A former Lorain policeman, tied to a kidnapping investigation involving a local girl, has been suspended from the force since January. He was held on a $500 bond as detectives pursue leads in the case.
An advertisement claims Parisian sage cures dandruff and scalp itch, nourishes roots, and stimulates new growth. It touts a guaranteed product that leaves hair soft and lustrous, with easy styling and a heavier appearance, aimed at discriminating women.
A communications notes that Dr. LE Warren of Lorain had his medical license suspended by the Ohio State Medical Board after a physician’s absence in Youngstown. The license will be restored after August 1, 1921, once the board issues the order.
Lorain J Hanse of Eigoria was fined one dollar and court costs after pleading guilty to a attic violation in criminal court at Lorain on Wednesday.
An August event featured a mix of contests and races with prizes. Participants included notable locals such as George Fortune, Clarezcester, Merle, and Geo Yerrea. Events ranged from egg and sack races to relay sprints and ball throwing with youths and adults competing.
Emancipation Day celebration set for August First features a parade at 1 PM and addresses by Hon. Harry C. Smith. Park amusements have been prepared and will be open to all colored attendees. A large military band will perform at the event.
John W Prugh, state inspector of building and loan institutions, warns Hicans to shift away from wild cat investments toward stable savings in recognized financial institutions. He says safety first has become a national slogan and urges both small savers and the wealthy to back building and loan associations to avoid risk. Local notes mention afternoon baseball games and a community barbecue as well as Marion County mortgage filings totaling about a million dollars for last year.
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