23 Jun 1926
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1926
Page
1
Fragments indicate a probe into Anti-Saloon League funds with references to officials and prosecutions. Names and places are unclear, but the text mentions investigators and proposed inquiries amid political tension.
A fragmented notice outlines committee actions for Founders Day with mentions of a speaker lineup and seating by Judge A. Masson and others. The item notes postponements and a bell schedule, with a reference to Saturday events and Centennial plans continuing on page 2.
Shanver of West Ridge faces a light fine after being adjudged guilty on a charge of selling at a restaurant on 47 Avenue. The case notes Shauver and Lahir involved, with references to a death and quantities totaling 126 pounds.司法
Fragmentary notes show Senate discussing a farm relief fund plan with figures cited from 0.009 to 250 and a probable vote tomorrow. Debate centers on funding levels and feasibility as lawmakers weigh the bill’s success chances.
A fragmented report describes a nine year old involved in a troubling incident north of Telmer Hzn. The text mentions an explosion or explosion-like event and references a distraught or distracted state. Details are unclear due to damaged text and OCR errors.
In Columbus the Supreme Court rejected an appeal by an Elyria firm. The firm faced a road work dispute with Biery Construction accused of failing to complete two Stark County projects. Damages sought for alleged breach were upheld as the court ruled on the highway construction action.
The Walnut NC firm Biddle Hardware Company faced a case valued at 100 dollars after a dispute. Details indicate a halted beating free, with partial context suggesting an inser and seed as described in the damaged OCR.
President Coolidge faces a push from Democrats to slash federal taxes. A party committee plans to meet before Congress reconvenes to prepare a new tax reduction bill for submission when Congress meets. Treasury shows a near 400 million surplus with forecasts tied to business conditions and debt retirement.
The living evangelist known as the evangelist's mother Mrs Minnie Kenned was reported missing and later found in an exhausted state in Agua Prieta Mexico. Los Angeles police were notified and confirmed the discovery this morning after a long distance telephone inquiry.
Police report a violent double tragedy on Long Island where a husband shot his wife and then killed himself after a history of frequent quarrels. A third party was discussed as involved, but investigators remain cautious as they piece together what happened.
The Board of Trade secretary will speak to Kiwanis tomorrow noon at the Y.M.C.A. The Montreal international convention will feature Geo. Colburn and HW. 1. Peery as delegates from June's death to June 10.
In a brief, garbled report a motorcyclist named Nan was killed in a head on collision with a car driven by the Graham brothers. The wreck occurred on Wa Beil and the text mentions McCarthy and others as witnesses or participants, but key facts like location, date, and any official statements are unclear.
Farmers from Lorain County join the second annual Holstein tour. Starting at George Warner’s farm in Wellarton, the group travels through Lauraage Township to end at J. A. Denham and Son’s farm this afternoon, with several stops planned along the route.
Berea Kentucky reports former local teacher Miss Allee Douglas resigns from Berea College staff after serving as dean of ninth grade women and instructor. Douglas, educated at Elyria High and Lemar College, previously taught at Elyria High School and influenced junior high curricula. Plans for the future remain undetailed as she transitions from administrative duties.
Fragmented text describes a march or demonstration linked to Eucharist events and an education day in Chicago. Mentions numbers like 200000 and references to Montral or Montréal and names such as Paul. Content is garbled with uncertain phrases and lacks clear events or outcomes.
A Baltimore apartment blaze killed Mrs. Esther Benjamin, 26, and her son Leonard. Firefighters rescued occupants as the fire swept through the building, destroying multiple floors and leaving residents shaken by the tragedy.
Washington reports that the president's son John Coolidge will spend the summer at Amherst to catch up on a major subject. He faced trouble as a freshman with French verbs and must make up the missing major before the fall semester. The president insists he continue studies by attending a preparatory camp this year.
London reports that the Prince of Wales is thirty two years old today. No formal celebration planned though the royal family will observe the date with a dinner and a slightly more elaborate observance than usual.
The article quotes a tense hearing where Senator Reed questions Wheeler about alleged articles and pro prohibition funding. The discussion centers on constitutional amendments, state finances, and the integrity of a New Boston inquiry with minutes and committee announcements.
Judge Wb. Thompson dismissed a $25,000 damage suit in the Lorain common pleas court arising from a hunting accident that injured nine year old Kubl. Plaintiffs Theodore Kirkland Theodore Vick Lloyd Treaster and W. Taylor claimed careless gun handling caused the shooting. The judge ruled the shooting was accidental and granted the defense motion to dismiss.
A 3923 pause breakdown halted rail traffic after a wire strike. Investigators reported an incident at the scene with limited details. Railway officials urged caution while repairs proceeded and workers secured the area.
A feuding party dispute over cattle ends with Sheriff noting shots fired. The incident involves local residents and authorities responding to the confrontation. Further details remain unclear due to fragmented text.
A court was asked today to settle the will of Henry Bodman of Avaberah. The will was admitted for probate as Bodman’s suit challenges the details. The court set April tenth for the probate process and to hear Bodman’s claims amid uncertain details.
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