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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1926
Page
1
Federal judge Goddard ordered Earl Carroll to serve prison time and pay a 2000 pound fine after a Broadway scandal involving Joyce Hawley. The ruling lowers Carroll's appeal prospects as the court prepares for October term arguments. Carroll faces travel restrictions while maintaining his theater empire amid ongoing legal action.
In Washington a turmoil erupts as Rep Sosnowski of Michigan accuses two congressional groups of planning a water theft deal in exchange for a treasury raid. Rep Macklin moves to censor, Sosnowski appeals to the chair against Rep Dempsey of New York amid shouting.
Walter W. plement, president of the Ashland Y M C A, died in Ashland early today after an operation. He had led the organization in the insurance business for many years.
The RGN Portugal military government issues a formal condemnation regarding spatitis activities observed on June 4. Officials vow strict action to maintain order and public safety as investigations continue with military oversight.
About twenty members from Lorain and surrounding areas attend the charter ceremony for the new Lorain Rotary Club. R. J. presided as the organization officially begins with a formal installation and reception following the charter approval.
Government actions seize seaplanes charged with operating in a rum smuggling scheme between the Buharan Islands and Florida. The Department of Justice announced the seizures at Miami, Florida, along with reports of heavy seizures of schooners steamers and motor boats involved in smuggling on the southeastern coast.
Fragmentary dispatch notes Britain delaying actions as fears rise over domestic stability and upcoming elections. Mention of Egypt and protection of foreign interests appears amidst vague references to ministerial or royal figures and mounting tensions.
A bank teller was accused of a large cash shortage around 2304 Logan with a warrant and arrest claiming about $50. The bank was said to be protected by insurance and an investigation was reported yesterday.
The Federal Parole Board announced today that 313 petitions from prisoners were denied and no action was taken on others. The department reported revocations and continued cases awaiting review.
Reports from Rangoon place a cyclone on the Arakan coast in Burma with a value of 2746 and note an epidemic of cholera worsening conditions. A Chicago Eucharistic Congress departure is announced as Cardinal Bonzano sails for New York amid religious dignitaries.
Oberlin College Glee Club will appear at the band concert in the city park tomorrow evening. AL Th Werner announced the special attraction, noting renewed public interest after a four year lapse and expecting a large turnout in the public square.
Authorities probe the vanishing of a prominent evangelist amid unclear leads. Investigators search the area as relatives and local clergy call for public tips and cooperation.
A Missouri senator urges funding for an inquiry, noting delays from lack of money. He says the committee likely needs only ten dollars but warns that additional emergency funds may be required to proceed.
Fragmentary text shows a dated note with unclear words. Core terms include Indiman and ants with possible date reference and legal style markers. Further readable context is insufficient for a precise subject or outcome.
City officials in Akron outline preparations for a planned balloon festival despite weather concerns. Organizers say participation from several civic groups remains strong with a target date in late spring.
A Whittemore petition was turned down by state authorities. The filing details remain unclear but the decision cited procedural or statutory issues and halted the request. Further action or appeal could follow as officials review the case.
An incoherent fragment describes a shooting scene where a man's life was saved due to an empty stomach during a confrontation. It mentions Davis and companions in a hold up and a shot event, but details are unclear and many words are garbled.
A fragmentary report describes a bombing in Berlin where a lone assailant exploded a device near stations, tearing apart a body. The incident references a white cone and a suburban road, with limited readable detail on casualties or motives.
The suit against Logan Gas Co claims $5,000 damages for a fire at a home on 28th Street in South Lorraine. The plaintiff asserts the blaze was caused by defendants when working nearby, an explosion occurring in July 1923 is noted.
The fragment shows unclear text with scattered terms and names. It references years and returns but lacks coherent events or identifiable entities to form a complete summary.
Contested senate race features Rood and Broshhart in a tight bid. Voter timing and campaign signals suggest a close outcome as candidates campaign across towns and districts.
Washington reports a narrow 256 to 0 House approval after a long, partisan fight over debt and settlement terms. Democrats and Republicans clash as the measure moves toward final Senate action, with assurances of eventual approval.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a Cleveland group and a trusted orchestra with a recommendation, a test in 1896, an address obligation, and an evening event. Arthur Li is mentioned with a vote, Vesera served, and a June 16 entertainment plan tied to FC membership.
The county cattle testing program for tuberculosis is near completion. Officials expect additional testers to assess reactors and finish work by January 20.
A three car collision at Stop Lake avenues left Mrs H Gy Beal and Harriet Gunder injured. Leroy Gunder and H G Beal were hospitalized with shoulder injuries. Police report says Beal signaled before turning when the second car was too close, causing the crash.
Fragmentary notes mention Triviere Du and Loup near a rural hotel with references to Jane, Pelle, and a Dove aniversary. Readers should note the unclear sequence and missing context across the brief lines.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a congressional committee discussion about a money issue and a reference to Volstein. The readable text is sparse with no clear event date or full names to establish a concrete news item.
A damaged fragment notes sidewalk improvements to reduce danger for pedestrians after a pedestrian was struck by a vehicle. The report mentions a new construction plan and adjustments to inches of alignment, with references to prior incidents and ongoing safety concerns.
The War Department reports the fixed cost of the American occupation of Germany at 291,995,285 dollars. Germany owes the United States 240,269,641 dollars after paying 51,723,644 dollars.
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