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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1926
Page
7
Abd El Krim has surrendered ending decades of resistance. The piece notes his stoic defense despite odds and criticizes limited news coverage. It contrasts his stance with other leaders and discusses reactions of ministers and the government.
fragments suggest discussion of delay in trial and possible pardon as a sick man’s condition draws attention. references to an attorney, illness, and public speculation about his status and absence from newspaper columns.
A Berlin tennis match between Count Ludwig Salm von Hoogstraden and Herman Wetzel ended abruptly when Wetzel, an eighteen year old, retired after Salm taunted him. Salm won the second set but officials awarded the match to Salm despite questions of sportsmanship. Spectators clashed and club officials defended their decision and urged unity against perceived upstarts.
A garbled report lists historical figures and events including a church president, Canadian conventions, papal appointments, Kronstadt, Poincaré, and various jubilees. It mentions Edward Hanna, Rev Daniel Gkcek, a Philadelphia centennial exposition, Shorehawk Hotel closure, and a transit of royal figures. Numerous dates and place names appear with uncertain accuracy.
Centenary celebrations mark Thomas W. Ferry, U.S. senator and acting vice president. Gen John T. Marsan, noted Confederate leader. and Brigham Young, second president of the Mormon faith, with commemorations observed by enthusiasts today.
In a late night theft at the Little Ious Cafe, two men grabbed 1.55 in change and fled, leaving two Tucho potatoes behind. A working man who once parked his dinner under a beer table now parks his car elsewhere, noting disorder and pickup delays.
An excerpt discusses A. E. Housman and his celebrated Shropshire Lad poems. It notes delays in publication, praises the poems as among the finest in modern English literature, and references lines such as With Rue My Heart Is Laden and imagery of roses, dawns, and rural scenes.
Dr William Oxley Thompson former president of Ohio State University and noted educator begins duties as moderator of the Presbyterian Church in the United States. He won support from the modernist faction defeating fundamentalist candidate Dr Lapsley Affec Berkeley by 155 votes.
The text notes An Atul missionary in Odehold, later becoming president of the synodical assembly in Colorado. He served as pastor there since 1885, returned to his nation, and later assumed a presiding role at Ohio State. Dr. Thompson filled a Denver pulpit after his resignation, succeeding Rev. Dr. Chas. R. Erdmanoy at Princeton Theological Seminary.
Washington reports a farm policy push as House debates a marketing board and price supports. Supporters claim a simple rider on the Jardine measure would carry key provisions while gaining Senate approval. Administration leaders weigh minimum acceptables, including a marketing board and equalization fee, while Tincher DML faces doubt on passage.
The passage discusses Republican doubts about opposing the equalization fee despite accepting large loans, and notes farm leaders seeking broader support while the Senate waits on the French debt settlement. It highlights editorial misreadings by eastern papers about efforts to send the Haugen bill back to committees and the administration's strategy ahead of adjournment.
A local note describes ongoing financial strain as the speaker laments wages not keeping pace with bills and calendar demands. They struggle with debt collectors lingering around their agency, barely scraping by while feeling judged by others.
A list of property transfers from the Sheffield Land and Improvement Company and other owners across Avon Village and Lorain County. Transfers include parcels in Florence, Wellington, Elyria, and Broadway Crescent, with buyers such as Eva Chapman, Jacob H Dute, Henry Miler, Laszlo Senko, Louis Chervenka, Luke Krapp, Izmond Vida, Irvin Streth, and Foster Armstrong.
The notice lists several land allotments in Lake View and Lake Breese, Sheffield and surrounding areas, including transfers to Foster Armstrong, Mina Nertos Brady, Joan Oxen, Nellie L Collins, Eljer Company, Lorain additions, and Goorke Trustees subdivision. A local garden feature is described: a mondulu flowering tree blooming after seven years, sixty feet tall with vivid yellow blossoms and all leaves absent.
Reports from Chartress France describe shavings of sulphur scattered across the region and easily scooped up with a spoon. Local observers speculate the material volatilized from an erupting volcano and drifted over nearby areas.
A fragment notes Londor Street and a San Mall derived idea linked to an old game and its modern croquet prototype. The text hints at a street reference and a cultural lineage from historic play to contemporary croquet gameplay.
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