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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1926

Page

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Verbal Contention at Tate Board Meeting

A tense Tate Board session featured Welfare Director Harper and Attorney General Crabbo in a verbal clash over selecting a site for a state institution. The board debated Apple Creek or nearby sites, with Crabbo denying accusations and conflict over state funding and site appropriations.

Tate Board IBUS Harper Crabbo sApple Crabbe Nockwell Huron Bell Howere Hogsett

Bulls Escape and Destroy Planes at Seville Aviation Field

Bulls escaped the arena and rampaged into a nearby aviation field injuring guards and destroying several planes of the Seville Lisbon Airline. The stampede damaged wings and other parts as pursuers tried to halt the enraged animals.

Sevel Lisbon

Fatal injuries reported in Bedford area incident

A troubled fragment notes a fatal injury involving an officer and several named individuals in a Bedford region. The garbled text references a person identified as Aus and a sequence of inconclusive names, with mentions of injuries, deaths, and possible penalties.

Gas Station Robbery Case Reported In Columbus

Edward McPherson of Foster Avenue and Archur Hekreggder are named in court records connected to a Lakes Avenue gas station burglary. Police report details are unclear but mention entering the station on a June afternoon. Local residents and Sir Jen host a reception and dinner at the Presbyterian church tonight with Dr. O. Thompson, former Ohio State University resident, among the organizers.

Edward McPherson Foster Aveau Grand Terda Pherson Archur Hekreggder Tlys Columbus Jen Thompson of the Presbyterian Ohio State University

Wealthy Manufacturer's Tragic Double Death in New York

In New York on June 18 police investigated the double tragedy of Jennie Telkes a wealthy Chicago radio manufacturer who killed his wife Marie Telkes in a Washington Square room and then fatally shot himself Indications point to a love triangle as the motive Two letters found in the room were not revealed or addressed to any identified person Contained on Page 21.

New York de Colives Jennie Telkes Chicago Marie Washington Teikes Esme

Cloudburst Causes Two Deaths in New Lexington

Two people died and thousands of dollars in damage occurred when a late day cloudburst hit New Lexington Ohio. Donalu Larimer was struck by lightning while trying to raise a door and Joseph Bishop drowned in a crek when floodwaters rose. Gardens were buried in mud and hail battered area homes, barns burned, and a power line was knocked out in nearby towns.

New Lexington Donalu Larimer Joseph” Bishop Con Panton Newark Dhoraville Crooksville Here

Herriot Will Form Cabinet Hit By Brand Failure

French politics report that Herriot could not join with Brand to form a concentration cabinet as Doumergue’s ministry collapsed. Herriot refused collaboration, blocking efforts to establish a new government.

Car Hits Horse Near Ridgeville Switch on Stop 61

A car traveling toward Cleveland struck a horse on the tracks near the Ridgeville switch east of Stop 61. The impact left the car’s occupants shaken with no severe injuries reported to the horse or people, though the incident disrupted the line briefly.

No. Cleveland Ridgeville Switch Cleveland

Quail Shatters Bus Windshield Injures Driver in Cambridge

A quail flew through the windshield of a Cambridge Marietta bus on the pike south of Pleasant City. The bird pierced the glass with explosive force, injuring driver Charles Elderman and leaving eight passengers unhurt. The bird was found beside a passenger.

Marietta Cambridge Pleasant Charles Elderman

Chicago Hosts Papal Legate at Eucharistic Congress

Chicago welcomed Cardinal Mundelein and visiting prelates for the twenty eighth International Eucharistic Congress. A storm of processions and a sea of faith filled the city as 150000 lined routes and police struggled to maintain order. The papal legate dispensed blessings at the cathedral and the clerics then rested at the Drake Hotel overlooking Lake Michigan.

Chicago Johnardinal Rouzano Legace Wight York Illinois Central Station Park Row Cardnal Mundelein Ale Ule Drake Hotel Lake Michigan Cardinal Dou Philadelphia Conatiausc

Headon Crash Ails Youth in Severe Collision

A local youth was injured in a crash involving a truck after a collision at an intersection. Reports indicate a top tack maneuver followed by the vehicle impact, with responders on scene and transport to a nearby hospital for treatment. Details on exact injuries and the cause were not immediately available.

Lorain Jewelry Store Seeks 5000 From Owners

A Lorain jewelry store owner sues H P Nielsen & Sons for 5000 claiming reputational damage and humiliation after an arrest over alleged robbery. The case, heard today in Judge A R Webber's courtroom, details the plaintiff's brief confinement and subsequent release following police inquiry.

Aceagee Bonde

Girl Returns Home Ends Cleveland Search

In Cleveland on June 15 a half mile searched for Helen Trepak who had been missing since Wednesday. The effort by local scouts and others covered a swamp area near her last known location. The child returned home just before noon, ending the search.

Cleveland Helen Trepak

Railroad Wreck Inquiry Progress at Gray Station

Sittsburgh reporters relay that Pennsylvania railroad officials have completed their inquiry into the Gray Station wreck. Twelve seriously injured, fifty public cheers hurt. investigators from Interstate Commerce Commission begin at the wreck as multiple state bodies join probes. W.S. Gordon blamed by Pennsy officials, his sudden death in the crash leaves questions unresolved.

Sittsburgh Pennsylvania’ Railroad Gray Station Washington Express Cincinnati Limited Interstate Commerce Commission Interstate Commerce “Commission Pennsylvania Public Service Commission

Police arrest Walter Hatkowski in theft of Ford coupe

Police nabbed Walter Hatkowski on West Riser Street last night after a tip led them to trail him. He allegedly accosted youths, left a car at Murpach's coal yard, and fled toward a nearby street. Officers arrested him as he sought to flee and recovered the stolen Ford coupe and license numbers.

Walter Hatkowski Abkowwski Murpbach Ike Arudk Rowski Rathowsii Milan

Believed Spain Withdraws from League Demand Denied

Fragmentary text suggests Spain’s withdrawal from the League and a denial by Beaton or Beaton-related council members. References to a September action and a permanent demand are incomplete and unclear.

Spain Brazel Loin Beaton Ther League Council

Martial law declared in Portugal as coup topples government

On June fifteenth, General Gomez Tei proclaimed himself dictator, declaring martial law across Portugal. Di Costa began reorganizing the government after the coup, displacing officials and consolidating power.

Portugal Lisbons Faeneral -Gomez Tei di Costa

Prof Polish President Moscicki Becomes Poland Leader

A portrait of Iynacy Moscicki, once a quiet college professor, marks his rise after the Pisudski revolution. He was suggested for presidency when Pilsudski refused, and he quickly gained fame, proving capable of handling Poland's presidency amid current difficulties.

Iynacy Moscicki Poland Pilsudski Moscicki Firofessor Revoluton

Boy Drowns In Mill Creek At Cleveland Ohio

A 17 year old, John Michanec, drowned in MEMS Creek after his companions refused to go with him. He was swept by a strong current through a 150 foot culvert and pitched over a 50 foot drop at the end. His body was recovered about four hours later. During the search Charles Marsh nearly drowned.

Cleveland Suna John Michanec Anim Mems Creek Charles Marsh

League pays: try speakers and lawmakers tied to slush funds

The report lists eight members of Congress linked to illicit payments or “honorar” funds described as a slush fund. Names include Wesley i. Jones, Arthur Robinson, John C. Cox, and other lawmakers from Washington Ohio Indiana Georgia and Georgia in a Senate committee context. The text notes investigations into influence payments and alleged political concealment.

Washington Congress Antis Salyon Neralissima Senate Wesley_i. Jones Frank Ohi -Willia Imeon

Prohibition Speech Notes Across States Amid Debate

Fragmentary OCR records show Wayne Heil and others discussing prohibition as representatives push for law enforcement and a revived booze traffic. Mentions of Reps Lowrey and Cooper and Sen Reed appear amid ongoing national speeches and public debates in churches and lyceums.

Wayne Lyceum Rep Cooper James Reed Missouri Congress

Known Outlay Passes Amid Public Spending Debate

June reports from Washington indicate a rising outlay total as lawmakers confirm a two million amendment. The bustling session centers on funding measures tied to national projects and oversight, with key figures named in ongoing testimony as officials navigate fiscal allocations and transparency concerns.

Fatal Accident Involving Newellon Driver

In a fatal accident case the plaintiff alleges the defendant drove in a negligent and improper manner causing the death of the victim. The article names Neyell and the victim’s brothers as parties to the suit seeking support and remedies.

Zits Pees Feodantwwas A. Snegheet

AEA dealer struck by New York Central train

A salesman named SHABRISO was struck by a New York Central train near Tasase. Physicians reported injuries, the extent unknown. Investigation by authorities ongoing.

Shabriso New York Central

Six Men and Three Women Robbed on Harrison Pike

Six men and three women from Cincinnati were held up by four young bandits on Harrison Pike while returning from a social gathering. The attackers, driving alongside the touring car, forced chauffeur George Murphy to stop, then searched victims with hands raised. Herbert L. Deatrick lost $680 in cash and two diamond rings worth $2,060 each.

Herbert’l. Deatrick Cincinnati

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