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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1924
Page
8
The hearing opened with the defense arguing over introducing parts of Leopold’s confession, including unprintable sex matter, into the record. Judges and officials debated admissibility as Leopold’s statements were read slowly, with surveillance on witnesses and the presence of women spectators.
July 22 Washington dispatch reports Albert La Follette and Progressive leaders stating prohibition is not a current campaign focal point. They emphasize economic issues and deny seeking endorsements from dry or wet groups while noting La Follette did not press the dry question at the convention.
Boston psychiatrist Dr. A Warren Stearns argues high death by own action rates stem from urban culture and excessive intellectualism. He blames a hyper sensitive, cultured public and urges public health measures to restore moral responsibility and reduce suicides amid rising national trends.
In Lorain on Sunday noon the Maccabees defeated Ohio Public Service with strong hitting. Schroeder earned the win for the Maccabees as OPS committed six errors though Nedels held the line. Next Sunday the Maccabees meet the Krohns at the function Oakwood Park. Carey Roofers fall to Roosevelt Stars in a Monday afternoon clash at Roosevelt School with Banik and Krozlor star performers.
Local report notes Spencer defeats Sullivan in a tight contest with mentions of associated names and brands. The fragment references Spencer and Sullivan and includes scattered phrases about candies and receipts, indicating a sports or event write up with several proper nouns.
Lorain prepares to host a girls baseball game featuring the Bloomer Girls with players including Thayer and Wen son. The lineup emphasizes feminine teams in a local showdown under evening lights.
Fraudulent ad claims quick kidney cures and “Dr Carey’s Margly fant Prescription 777” with 75 cent price. It urges readers to visit a pharmacist and buy unspecified medicine to end supposed poisoning and grave danger.
Frederick bulletin reports Viola Kennedy vowing to seek Dorothy Grande’s release after tar and feathering incident. Boston notes Senator Lodge recovering from emergency operation for bladder obstruction. Washington details Pennsylvanian railroad financing requests and local railway bids. New York stock market opens firm with mixed gains and losses across major rails and metals. Chicago grain, hogs and cattle markets show varied movement as traders await further developments.
Wellington July 29 The weekly Kiwanis club luncheon will be held Friday noon at the Methodist church Rev Chas R Ketchum pastor of the Oberlin Methodist church will be the speaker of the day.
Chief Warks warns about lightning risks to radio antennas and urges protective devices. He cites National Fire Waste Council guidance on arrester leads, grounding, keeping aerials away from power lines, and securing chimneys to prevent fire risk during storms.
Tulsa Okla July 29 Funeral arrangements for Henjanyn F Rice prominent lawyer were laid in abeyance today pending the arrival of his wife from St Joseph Mich Rice who shot himself by the side of his father's grave in Cal lawn cemetery left two notes giving directions for disposition of his body
Statewide notices report oil price cut by Oho Oi Company in Findlay. Cleveland reports a kidnapping charge against a suspect linked to Dorothy Blen Chad. Sandusky covers dairy industry discussions among Ohio associations. Columbus notes a traction line permit filing by Lake Shore Electric. Port Clinton covers an official probe into a deadly New York Central train accident at Oak Harbor crossing involving Attica children.
The brief note references The Feel Lock Nut and Washer Co located on Clark Street, noting a business activity or listing on the site. No additional details are provided in the readable text.
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