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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1925
Page
8
Fragmented OCR note lists names Madrid Marcy T and Sartia ton with Honduras and Manila as places, mentioning recruitment for service in Murugra amid pean corn fields and Black River. The readable bits suggest a historical report on consular activity and recruitment links.
A Elyria board of trade push advocates a citywide push for public improvements and business unity to attract new industries and raise living conditions. Leaders urge a vision rooted in collective action, cleaner streets, greener lawns, and strategic development to draw investment from rail and national markets.
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions a factory and a person named Mrs Charu Red in Pennsylvania. It references nervousness, a “commonest name,” a VOL, and a claim that a “Table Compound” helped with women’s trouble. No clear date or full names.
Lorain March 7 The Postmaster General returned from Washington after a conference with the Postmaster General who called the Lorain burglary one of the neatest pulled off in years An exterior guard was deemed unnecessary for now and the safe doors would be repaired.
Readable fragments show a 1926 era dispute as Republicans debate expulsion and party cohesion. Senator K Raruhllesn and colleagues discuss leadership, discipline, and potential actions against insubordinate bloc members amid efforts to sustain a program and avoid further obstruction.
Mrs. eld wife of Har. 1839 E. Thirtieth is the only daughter of the couple. Jeffrey is noted as the one son. Destinies unfold in a family obituary noting a daughter and son with minimal context.
Wellington High School fell to LaGrange by 28 to 10 on Friday night at home. The LaGrange five opened with a strong start and maintained the lead throughout the local floor contest. Wellington's lineup included key players who contributed to the early scoring, though final tally favored LaGrange.
Wellington M arch 7 The Sportsmen s club elects Clinton Battles as president with Charles Gadfield vice president John Branson secretary and C E Dickason treasurer Plans for the year were made Wellington March o Circle No 1 of the Methods church met at Clarence Dickason s home for a social hour and short program One of the best chapel services of the year was given at the school with seniors in charge Robert Barber presiding The program included songs readings piano solos and solos by local students County Annuals sales set at 2 80 with juniors and seniors chosen to handle sales from each class
King Albert of the Belgians devotes part of each day to mechanical engineering study. Capt Roald Amundsen outlines an all metal three plane relay flight from Spitzbergen to Alaska next summer to explore the vast polar basin. Four mothers who lost twelve sons in the great war unveil a war memorial in Lancashire England.
WEWS NUGGETS reports a perfume factory collapse in Italy, a mob freeing a prisoner in Rome amid protests against service leaders, and a Bulgarian foreign minister assassination attempt foiled near Geneva. Other items note pilots departing Lisbon for Morocco, a Cape Breton coal strike, Curzon's surgery, and a Bulgaria train ambush thwarted by troops.
A long-form derivate list portrays cabinet members with varied backgrounds including lawyers bankers publishers physicians agriculturists mining engineers and fraternal leaders. Notable figures include Andrew W Mellon John W Weeks Charles B Warren Harry New William Jardine Herbert Hoover James J Dayania and others with careers in law politics business and public service.
Christo and Mrs. Chi decide to care for a foundling after a moral discussion. Ivan, moved by emotion, reveals a fortune gift tied to the infant Natya. The envelope contains 10,600 Winds, about 204,900 avas, prompting Ivan to rush home in fury and envy, while Katya remains with Christo and Mrs. Chi as tensions rise.
Police report two daytime crashes yesterday afternoon at West Avenue and Second Street involve Mrs Oliver Miller of 4145 East 12th Street and F E Foreman of 104 Grant Street. A separate collision was logged on Grand Street at Washington Avenue when Alfred Emery of 116 Cornell Avenue backed into a second auto entering the intersection.
Two Lorain men named Tom Edwards and John Clark were convicted yesterday of robbery and sentenced by Judge WR. The case involved a fractious robbery with testimony about accomplices and the need for proper test confirmation. The sheriff noted the verdict came too late for certain rewards. the incident followed a murder reportedly connected to the case.
In Columbus on April 3 the Delaware section of the Mathematical Association of America will meet, with Wesleyan University secretary Gordon N. Emteem as host. Also notes from Bucyrus, Martins Ferry, Logan and other Ohio towns report incidents and local civic updates including a farm injury, a pension case, a postal survey, and a pneumonia death of Sophia Gorize.
An vintage advertisement touts Father John’s Medicine as energy booster against colds and grip, noting a gentle laxative effect to “drive out impurities.” It asserts no alcohol or dangerous drugs, claims 69 years in use, and presents the product as safe.
Lorain March 7 Engineers of the Pittsburgh and Jenkin Steamship Co. have been ordered to port next Monday to prepare their boats for the coming season. Fluke men are confident a busy season lies ahead as ships are readied for operations.
A civic club announced plans to install about 400 new campaign signs across the city. A boy named Brightbill was struck at Stop 48 this morning, taken to a hospital and sent home later, not badly hurt. A high school game in Musgum featured in a Southeast Ohio basketball tournament report.
Corbett Southam Arthur Hurd and Pat Crehan led a liquor pad operation at a residence with a five gallon glass container and several bottles hidden under a creak floorboard. One man Ty FP Lady Cleveland faced auto-drunk charges pleading not guilty with a Monday trial. five others were fined.
Market steady with cattle priced by grade. Fat steers 9.6 to 10.50, choice 7 to 9. heifers 8.7 to 8.38. butcher bulls 4.5 to 5. cows 5 to 4.5. calves receipts 260 with values 15.54 to 16.50. Sheep and lambs receipts 800, lambs 17.5 to 18.25. wethers 8.3 to 10. ewes 8 to 9. hog shows receipts 1500 with heavies 14.25 to 14.5. pigs 13, slicks 12, stags 7.5.
North West Encampment No 188 Patriarchs S enti, Mar 10, the Royal Purple Degree will be conferred by North Wing Encampment on a class of candidates from the encampments of the county. Jacob Smith, Scribe.
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