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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1924
Page
8
Inton Ohio March 6 a large school structure was destroyed by a blaze breaking out early Wednesday in boiler rooms. Firemen were overcome by smoke and gas fumes and hospitalized. About 300 students lost access to facilities.
Act magistrate Miller held Edward Panfora, 31, without bail in the murder of Louise Lawson, a Texas music student strangled Feb. 8 in her New York City apartment. Panfora had been in custody on a $25,000 robbery charge before the rearraignment. He was remanded as information linked him to the Lawson case.
Will Ham Edington a telephone lineman was electrocuted today when he touched a live wire in Galion. He died instantly according to reports from the scene dated March 6.
Irene Gough hosts March 6 dinner party with guests including Mr and Mrs Chai rd and Nina Warden. Avon Lake and Cleveland guests attend Y W A events at the Baptist church as Penfield prepares for finals in junior basketball. A newborn listed with Ambrose Wears and a municipal board candidate seeks a consecutive term.
Oberlin residents recount a weekend of visits and celebrations. Mrs R Clark and daughters Eleanor and Metta spent Saturday with her mother Mrs Pfaff. Mrs Gar McRoberts visited sister Mrs C N Williams in Elstia. Farewell party honored Martha Hansen returning to Chicago and Harvey Hahn birthday. Local guests including Mr and Mrs Foley and Cyril Hart attended events with the Campbell and Waller families. Mrs Dudley ill with head abscess. Richard recovering from pneumonia.
A fragment discusses Polonius via Laertes urging cautious friend selection. It contrasts true, slow-growing friendship with flashy, short-lived ties, warns against entangling with lower company, and stresses discretion, politeness, and bearing in social rank.
A local news brief notes a Candler named court case and a beauty suing her son for $100,000. The item references a fourth wedding anniversary and several social visits, dinners, and gatherings around Amherst Pittsfield Oberlin and nearby towns with multiple names and events.
The article profiles Edgar Allan Poe as critic essayist and inventor of the detective tale, noting popular but misleading lore about his life. It discusses Poe's essay Philosophy of Furniture and contrasts English and American notions of taste, wealth display, and interior design, highlighting a perceived American fixation on costly items and a lack of true keeping in rooms.
Ohio lawmakers discuss amendments to movie house laws with Vernon Riegel and Robert E Welsh set to speak. A flapper hairstyle study shows Anadarko high school girls outperforming peers. Dr Katherine Bement Oasis notes college girls rarely enter penal institutions. A Urania Louisiana woman, Mrs Caroling Luigi, has eight marriages. AAUW plans its annual convention in Washington during Easter week.
Representative Charles C. Kearns of Ohio urges a House inquiry into propaganda surrounding Henry Ford's Muscle Shoals grant amid claims of a larger scandal than Teapot Dome. The report also notes Mrs Alma Sax Clouse of Wheeling runs a flour and sporting goods store. A Philadelphia court recognizes an infant’s right to sue for prebirth injuries.
The mid winter session of the Children s Division Ohio Welfare Conference opens in Columbus. Development of dependent children will be discussed by Rev Anthony s orphanage Toledo. Dr B C Lindsay Children s Aid So...
John Hogsett chief agriculturist of the Ohio state welfare department reports cows fed every six hours yielded double milk. The program tested on state farms with pure bred and later grade cows. No change in ration size. added feed and labor were profitable to date showing more than 176 dollars per cow.
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