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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1926

Page

19

Ohio Teachers Association Opens Large Convention in Cedar Point

Speakers address 1600 educators at the 73rd TNSA convention in Ohio praising rising pay and better schools. Leaders include Ohio AG hopefuls and superintendents from Columbus Cleveland and Toledo as the gathering opens with a tribute to Dr Randall Condon of Cincinnati.

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Consider Plans for Fluminate Paul Rod Crossings

Local officials discuss proposed plans involving Paul Rod crossings in Lopain. Fragmentary text but indicates review of infrastructure projects and potential public works actions in the region.

Paul Rod Lopain

River dredging plan outlines costs and roles

The plan proposes city funds cover dredging while government pays for piling and the railroad supplies land for the project. It aims to improve upper river navigation by establishing a steel plant related scheme.

Awill Toy

Mass of the Angels draws schoolchildren in Chicago demonstration

Report describes a gathering at Sol yesterday where 62,009 school children witnessed a Mass of the Angels. Knights of Columbus and dignitaries in Rome and California addressed the event, praising the congress as a contribution to world peace and security amid discussions on bigotry and foreign pilgrims.

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Tax receipts flood county treasurer office reports

County treasurer Arthur Wallett says tax money came in yesterday with hundreds of checks awaiting tabulation. He cannot yet estimate total receipts but believes this year’s cash flow exceeds last June’s collection. full total will take days to determine. Also police report a 1925 Buick in a backyard on Peer Su street since Saturday night.

Arthur Hee Peer Su Bulex

Elyria council authorizes public works architect plans

A resolution at last night’s council meeting authorized the Director of Public Service in Elyria to hire an architect to prepare plans for a large water works plant, with $350 appropriated from the Walterworls improvement fund. Also, Elm Street west of Chestnut may be vacated as it was never recorded for public use.

Public Service of Elyria Lwater Walterworls Elm Street Chestnut Court of Common Pleas

Dower Rights Suit and Local News Roundup

Samuel Greenwald seeks dower rights in six paroehy of Lorain property in a suit against Clara Jacobs et al claiming the land as Mary Greenwalds dower. There was a light at Yellow Line Loop last evening per police. Clinton Brown fined one dollar and costs for intoxication in police court this morning. Sewer committee asked city engineer to draft storm sewer plans for 1th Streets. An ordinance authorized transferring 75 from general to public safety fund. A divorcee was granted in city court to Fred on extreme cruelty grounds, settled by agreement. Poland denies resignation from League of Nations. Despondent man in Youngstown shoots self after losing work. John Barron, 34, dies.

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Storm Battered Cincinnati Area. Wind Heights and Damage Report

A severe storm swept Hamilton County and Cincinnati outskirts with winds up to 50 miles per hour, tearing down trees and unroofing buildings. Many power lines, telephone lines, and windows were damaged while a street demonstration faced postponement amid the chaos.

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Officer Beats Egg 19 Draw and Kills Him in Shootout

Cleveland on June 22. Captain Thomas Duffy confronted two masked robbers at 13614 Gainsboro Avenue. Duffy fired, fatally wounding one suspect, later identified as Yoel Emolinski, 24, who died after hospital care. Partner Edward Blazerynski, 26, was arrested after Duffy’s deduction led to a roadside car pursuit.

Gleveland Gainsboro’ Avenue Saltyomnen Thomas Dulty Edwards J. Ryan Duffs Tna Yeo Emolinski Mrs. Staal Hospital Duffy Edward Blazerynski Blazerynski Captain Duffy Blazezynsk

Funeral for Richard Allen Post to be held June 23 1926

The members of Richard Allen Post No 1 and William T Little will attend the funeral on Wednesday June 23 1926. Services will be held at 1:15 p.m. at the Union Cemetery.

Richard “Allen Post

Salvage Operation Advances With S-51 Recovery Effort

Rear Admiral Plunkett orders immediate raise of the S-51 as weather allows. Captain King directs salvage ships and 300 crew preparing the vast underwater lift using compressed air and pontoons. Coast guard vessels deploy to keep currents and craft clear of the operation for this historic Navy engineering test.

Plunkett Comanding Teal-District Cay King Marine- Base S-Ali King Falcon

Lorain Folks Honor Van Orman at Akron Celebration

A large Lorain delegation travels to Akron on June 20 to honor Ward Van Orman, a former Lorain man returning from the international balloon races where he piloted the Goodyear craft to a win. The event celebrates his achievements and homecoming.

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Senate probes Pinchot fund and WCTU ties in Prohibition era

Senate investigators scrutinize the Pinchot revolving fund disbursements, dating 1923 to 1926, and the Women’s Christian Temperance Union’s role in backing Pinchot’s Prohibition program. The testimony highlights fund custody by Louis Graham, accounting gaps, and alleged patronage tied to Pinchot’s Senate bid, with further inquiries into WCTU financials and campaign activity.

Pinchot Fund Reed Spept von Pinschot Broram Xirs Louis Graham Beaver County Pinchot Beaveral George Women’s.- Christian Temperance Union Pakenk Ulust

Ohio survey shows business activity rising in cities

A regional survey reports growth across Ohio with notable projects. Cleveland sees $250,090 for church and auditorium work, Huntington effects include a bridge over the Ohio River, and Akron lists multiple street improvements and a large mill remodel.

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Lena Bankhardt Resigns After 46 Years in Cleveland Schools

Miss Lena Bankhardt, 67, tendered her resignation after four decades of service in Cleveland, Ohio public schools. Her long career ends amid notes of weather affecting school schedules and local reflection on coastal industry developments in the region.

Cleveland couple survives forced landing of plane near Folkestone

Mr and Mrs Kev BM Rode of Cleveland Ohio narrowly escape injury when their aeroplane en route from Rotterdam to Crewedow makes a forced landing on Folkestone beach due to dense haze and instrument failure. The machine is damaged, four passengers shaken, Mrs Rode bruised, and beach bystanders narrowly avoid danger. The couple, well known locals, were married last May.

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Cleveland produce market report drops as receipts rise

Toledo Ohio June 22 market notes show lower prices across cattle calves and hogs with receipts around 200 to 400. Best bids include good to choice slaughter cattle and calves around 5 to 7 dollars for various grades, hogs and sheep lists with mixed results, market softness evident.

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Portrait painter Sir William Orpen says modern women grow more beautiful

Sir William Orpen, renowned portrait painter, argues women are becoming more beautiful as minds advance and lifeways broaden. He contrasts natural, sunlit health with artificial beauty, asserting true prettiness comes from bodily and mental perfection rather than beauty parlors or cosmetics.

William Orpen Europe America Wilt Sir William Jwilliam Wiliam

New York to Mark Graves of Independence Voters

State Centennial Committee urges tablets and local commemorations in county courthouses to honor men who voted for independence. Dr. Flick notes New York should be remembered on the roll of honor with memorial exercises this year.

New York U. Teed ToMark Withar

Political clash over taxes and debt in 1920s speech

Democrats push for long term debt liquidation and tax relief while Republicans warn of deficits and favor a cautious surplus plan. Senator Copeland calls for tax cuts and White House critics challenge surpluses as admin proposals seek to trim federal and local costs. Old newspapers note a Cornell bleaching revival.

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