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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1924

Page

9

JGHTER OF EARL MAY BECOME WIFE OF LABOR PREMIER OF GREAT BRITAIN

In London reports say the wife of the Earl may wed the Labor Premier of Great Britain. Lady Mar yt Backville, daughter of the Earl of de la Warr, is cited as a prospective bride. The premier’s former wife was the daughter of Lord lyin.

Jghter Earl LABOR Great Britain Remsay MacDonald England London Maryt Backville Earl of de la Warr Lyin Margaret de la Warr Dela

Local Suburban Notes and Upcoming Farm Events

Ews from our Suburbs reports social visits by Mrs Burton and others, a hospital admission for appendicitis, farm rent arrangements, and visits among Davet residents. A prune demonstration at J Carpenter’s and a Serum Fertilizer school at the church basement are announced by County Agent Roger and Farm Bureau.

Triaiden Psria Pri- Mts Maurday Carsie Moth Orenard J Carpenter Roger Farm Bureau Tuth Harwedel Theip Adzey Ule H. A Eichet

American Dancer to Cross Ocean for Prince of Wales

American dancer Maxine Brown agreed to perform in England at the request of the Prince of Wales. Producer Charles Cochrar secured her engagement so Edward Albert Windsor can view her several times, with royal watchers and a large local gathering noted in Washington.

Ocean Prince OF Wales Maxine Brown Charles B. Cochrar Miss Brown England Edward Albert Windsor Prince

4 Century’s Change in Styles in Locomotives

A historic overview of locomotive evolution from early 1800s steam engines to 1924 era giants. Highlights include the Stockton and Darlington start in 1825, America’s first steam, The Best Friend of Charleston, and Canadian Pacific advances with 2300 class engines hauling massive wheat trains.

Richard Trevitick England Stockton and Darlington America Delaware and Hudson Canal Company Gauge Stephenson New York Owever Stourbridge Neally Amerigg Charleston West Point Foundry Iica Union Pacific Central Pacific Canadian Pacific Pacific Coast Canada Countess of Dufferin Winnipeg Montreal

Local Folks Gather for Sunday Socials and News

A flurry of visits fills the Durkeeville notes with relatives from La Grange LaPorte Mentor and Butternut Ridge visiting families in Durkeeville. A surprise seventeenth birthday party for Erma Alexander featured games and refreshments while a Belden-based caregiver tended a scarlet fever case. Japan is noted as the sole seaweed producer for humans and the unique nature of snowflakes is mentioned.

H. J. Wilson Harley Oberlin Clark Langdon John Yager Mentor Barth Dorris Ella Reisinger Erma Alexander Howard Belden Lute Alexander Albert Alexander Sr Jane Langdon Harley Reisinger Mildred Ila Frank Owney Butternut Ridge Jack Gardner Grafton Wilty Elyria

Western steer used gasoline in Wheeling stunt. police kill it

In Wheeling a wild act used gasoline in place of a horse as a steer from a suburb stock yard dashed through the business district. Police shot and killed the steer as crowds headed to work. In New York a marriage annulment trial hearing referenced the Lees of Mississippi steamboat fame.

Wheeling W. V New York

Immorality Charge Arises Over Memphis Mistress Claim

A woman, child of an unnamed father, faces an immorality charge after a banker's accusation she was El Rayner of Memphis Tenn. mistress before marriage and hid the fact. She contends she is Rayner's daughter by a deceased wife.

Artis Pee el Rayner Memphis Tenn Rayner

Harris alleges wife not of good family in bank case

The husband, Beverly D. Harris, former vice president of National City Bank, claims his wife is not of a good family and that she deceived him amid a disputed marriage matter. The Virginia legislature rejected a bill proposing an eight hour day for working women. Arizona, Michigan and Montana are leading copper producers.

Beverly D. Harris The National City Bank Harris Virginia

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