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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1926
Page
1
Fragmentary text references payrolls in AESIOTS VEGES ALTO and a public group described as bandits who read substantial sums from lands. Mentions June 1 and unions, with disjoint phrases about a rushed incident and a baras Gynen. The passage is garbled and difficult to interpret.
Flood threatens Volssa region as rats burrow through dikes and walls. About 7,000 houses under water with millions in damage. A regiment of infantry aids repair and extermination efforts to save Volssa fields and residents.
At a June public hearing in Columbus the State Board of Control heard Welfare Director Harpers request a state purchase of 2,110 acres in Ashland and New London counties for a proposed northern Ohio State Institution for the Feeble Minded. After three speakers the board recessed without a decision.
In June authorities launched a broad search for a young person reported missing. Investigators and volunteers scoured local areas and waterways while officials urged anyone with information to come forward.
An auditor applies pressure on Lorain authorities as records and estate matters come under scrutiny. Officials face a potential court case over governance and financial handling.
A family crisis ends in tragedy as an ill father wounds his son and then kills his wife. Police investigated the incident, identifying the location and timing as part of the report. No further details were provided in the fragment.
Edward Iskiey filed two suits in the rear of one case seeking judgment for 780 dollars. A team named Henrietta and Alia of lodging and provision for their child appears in the petition.
The department awarded to William Cramp and Sons of Philadelphia the contract for building the Salt Lake City cruiser. Cramp bid 10 900 000 for the hull of the Salt Lake City and the engines and boilers of the Salt Lake City and the Pensacola.
Vasanao Hanthara, ex ambassador to Washington, is named ambassador to Italy succeeding Nencaro Ochiet who died in Shanghai en route to Tokyo. Shunichi Nagaoka, former minister to Holland, is named ambassador to Germany, reliable sources report.
The Kinanis Club discusses conditions in Mexico during a visit by cabinet members and a Mexican government official. They report no religious persecution currently, note deportations of clergy with permits, and emphasize freedom to worship while warning against hostile activity toward the movement.
Washington report outlines a Senate investigation into a slush fund tied to Pennsylvania primary campaigns. The probe aims to examine fundraising actions connected to Senator George W. Hartenpepper and other lawmakers, with hearings slated to begin Wednesday.
On June 4 the Brother L901 Firemen will cooperate with engineers in a plan that may affect the Brotherhood. The move signals joint action to address issues impacting both groups and labor relations.
United States legation in Montevideo was bombed today as the device exploded at eight oclock in the doorway. Small damage occurred, no injuries reported, police handle the case. This follows another American embassy attack in South America within weeks.
SulllTen Toro in Hokkaido volcanism continues with ash and sulfur ejecta alarming communities. Authorities issue warnings as eruptive activity persists and no casualties are confirmed.
Federal grand jury proceedings delay in Carroll’s case amid appeals over materiality of Joyce Huxley’s tubside presence at the party. Court timetable suggests decision not until after November, potentially before Christmas, with technicalities shaping final settlement.
Italian dictator Mussolini continues army reforms by naming ninety new generals as part of a broader reorganization.
Distressed reports describe three members of a family found dead from gas inhalation in a Goape area. The orror scene mentions a man operating a vehicle or device with a damaged fuel line and a central engine, leading to fatal fumes. The victims include W 1 Alliance and his two children, with authorities investigating motives and the sequence of events.
Fragmented text notes farmers blame low prices and high freight costs for economic stress. Mention of a six million audience, energy terms, and references to experiments and stations suggest a discussion of agricultural economics and energy costs affecting farming profitability.
A Elyria man reported he was held up on a street by a young man about 20 years old. The assailant, described as wearing a dark cap and hat, rifled his clothing and took $158 from him. Police seek a woman of the described description.
Ohio Treasurer Day received a suspicious envelope mailed to the state capital. The envelope contained about $500 in bills and a note about conscience money. Authorities will try to identify the sender. if not possible the money will be deposited in the general fund.
Berlin June 4 A blood test will be used in a Prussian court for the first time to decide an alimony case. The case concerns a man who denies that he is the father of a child and will rely on the test to determine paternity.
Police report that two men, including Jarry Logas, 22, were arrested in Cleveland on charges tied to a $45,000 Christmas payroll robbery at the Pittsburgh Terminal Coal Company. A guard was killed. four men are alleged to have participated. A fugitive from justice warrant led to the arrest of Logas, identified by a photo issued by the Pittsburgh Bureau.
Fragmentary OCR suggests a city appearance and a person with a spouse, but content is unreadable and lacks complete facts or dates to form a coherent item.
Defendant faces charges following a morning hearing in which statements referenced a judge and prior custody. The record notes larceny allegations involving cattle and the suspect remains out on bail pending further proceedings.
A naval court finds Captain De Valing guilty of intoxication amid charges supported by his subordinate Captain Robert G. Heines. Friends expect lenient punishment from reviewing authorities in Washington as the captain nears retirement after 34 years in service.
A freight train collision results in a death as a machine maintenance crew and responders rush to the scene. Authorities investigate the incident and secure the area.
John Stark, a grocer in East Liverpool, awakened by a burglar who forced a window, found the intruder hidden behind a barrel. The man escaped. Stark reported no arrest was made.
Reports from Washington in June state the Van Sweringens prepared a revised unification plan merging Chesapeake & Ohio Tere Marquette Erie and Hocking Valley with Nickel Plate to win federal approval. They seek minority support to gain holdings and securities concessions as the plan nears submission to the Interstate Commerce Commission.
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