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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1926
Page
1
Bandits halted payroll near the old road today forcing the clerk from a car and seizing the payroll of 24. An automatic pistol was used and the robbers fled with the sum of S84 250.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an auto collision injuring four people including Brulo who was bruised and scratched. An emergency crew assisted at the scene to clear the aftermath and provide aid.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a civic health initiative or cure plan to be announced on Monday. Names and exact details are unclear, but the reference points to a municipal health effort and an upcoming public statement.
Reporters describe Harry K Thaw and his estranged wife reuniting on the Atlantic City boardwalk as crowds watched. Evelin Nesbit denies plans to remarry while observers note renewed attention and a Chicago story about a youth linked to the Thaw family. A Congress Hotel account adds that Russell Thaw distrusted his mother and reacted to remarks about his parents.
Northern Ohio site for a proposed state institution for feeble minded was kept under consideration. State board of control members indicated a grand jury probe could seek illegal solicitations or bribes. The board expected to resume Monday open hearing on the purchase of a 110 acre site near New London in Huron and Knox counties, with advisory committees allied to Harper favoring a site near Apple Creek in Wayne County.
A large audience attended a band concert featuring the Oberlin Glee Club. The event included melodies, songs, and applause as performers expressed thanks for support and participation.
Two calls were answered by the fire department in quick succession. Details on locations and nature of incidents are not fully clear in the fragment. Authorities emphasized readiness and rapid response.
Lak County officers resumed the search for two suspects after a reported ambush. A deputy was wounded, and authorities stated they had killed one of the Inlow brothers in connection with a bandit incident near Buckeye Lake.
A four year old, Robert Armetrong of 201 East River Street, fell from an automobile near Birmingham yesterday. He arrived at Elyria Memorial Hospital with a fractured left arm and was admitted for treatment.
John Samuel Strids is hospitalized at St. Joseph's with a fractured arm after a metal clamp struck him at the Lorain steel plant while he was at work. The June incident occurred at the facility where he sustained the injury.
Fire destroyed a church and store along with 12 nearby homes, damaging properties and displacing families. Authorities estimate losses near $100,000 as investigations continue for a cause and mitigation steps.
A fragmentary account describes three bandits who allegedly robbed a diamond broker of two bags valued around ten dollars, then fled and were subdued by tenants in a building stairwell. The text is garbled but indicates a street crime with multiple perpetrators and securing authorities.
A sudden accident involving a hazardous device forces a wedding postponement. Disrupted plans and shock follow a reported planting incident. Authorities respond as parties assess safety and next steps in the afternoon event.
Rockefeller, in New York, says his health is fine and he plans to travel to Florida next month. He emphasizes cheerfulness, moderation in eating, and not hurrying meals, noting he avoids over eating and maintains a balanced diet as he stays in good spirits.
June 15 Washington report finds Congress authorized President Coolidge to issue federal badges to aid enforcing Prohibition. The buried statute empowers state officials and local magistrates to arrest. The act was enacted by Congress, marking a first step in enforcing federal authority and administering the oath to George Washington.
A South Amherst man was acquitted in a larceny case involving allegations of stealing steak from Arthurs. The testimony centered on claimed transactions and the defendant’s condition and demeanor during the proceedings.
In a rain soaked cathedral ceremony the Smith family observed the marriage of Al Smiths daughter. Dignitaries and state troopers lined the approach as the bride and bridegroom exchanged vows before a crowded, misty congregation.
A workman died during unloading cars at a coal yard. Eyewitnesses reported a man named Budyet among workers, with the incident occurring in the late shift as cars were being unloaded. Authorities are investigating the circumstances and identifying the deceased.
Dewny Hupp aged 24, sought on warrants for robberies at Summit and New Lexington, was killed in a Buckeye Lake gun battle with deputies who tried to arrest him. The incident occurred last night after officers moved to detain the suspect in Newark Ohio. The case involves warrants and a deadly confrontation with sheriffs attempting custody.
Washington officials say Congress plans to adjourn by June 15 after passing three remaining bills. Leaders plan speedy action on farm relief first, then French debt settlement, radio control, and a $26,000,660 rivers and harbors measure. The Republican steering committee will not add further bills to the agenda.
Members will meet Tuesday evening at 625.0 for a dinner board of trade gathering. A new secretary will be present, with no outside speakers on the program.
Akron, O June 5 Roberts Blacklock 40 of Kenmore was found unconscious on the road from Steele Corner to Bottum Lake with a fractured skull from repeated blows. He was near death at City hospital. A bank book near the body showed withdrawals of 225 dollars Thursday and 100 dollars Friday. His watch and 75 cents in change were with him. The victim’s identity was not yet confirmed.
A fragmented report from Etlington area describes a court case involving injuries. The readable portion mentions a person found injured near a high power location and references a unit in Etlington. Details are incomplete but indicate a filed legal matter with an injury event.
Readable fragments show a small school scene with limited staff and a note about Sani Glenford and centen' teaching topics. The text appears cryptic but references a trio of instructors and a schooling context.
A singer suffered an indigestion attack in Chicago and cancelled this afternoon and tonight engagements. Vague notes mention hotel involvement and medical attention, with unclear details from the garbled report.
A fragment from Amherst reports an estate sale to settle debts. The court is asked to approve the plan to pay creditors, with the hospital’s finances guiding the disposition of assets. The fragment indicates judicial action on the estate.
Fragmentary report notes an incident causing fatal injuries to a man described as a father figure in a local community. Authorities have not released a full account or identified all involved. Further details pending official updates.
Fragmentary text mentions Ruth Darlings and a court context with unclear phrasing about a trempted or attempted act. The readable bits imply a legal proceeding or judgment but lack concrete details to confirm actions, dates, or parties involved.
A telegram reports that missing evangelist Aimee arrived in Calgary and was positively identified by three operators. Inspections note a Daly Local authority link and license plates D25121 and D24856. McPherson, a sender, and Toronto sightings tie to Potter and Mrs Gould in a complex lead-in to a possible meeting with her husband.
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