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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1929

Page

2

Betty Brown Becomes Betrothed After Hospital Return

Betty Brown recovers from a dance career setback after an auto crash. George Harris funds her hospital costs and arranges a home with Mrs Hogan near his restaurant as she eyes marriage. Betty, now recovering, agrees to follow his plan while resisting full commitment.

Betty Brown Andy Adair Andy George Harris George Betty Mrs. Hogan Mr. Hogan Worthy Abrs. Hogan Hogans

Youth of England Pleads for Change in Business Leadership

London reports a new wave of junior bankers and industrials demanding faster promotion and renewal in Britain's firms. They condemn aging directors for policy stagnation, cite wartime losses, and point to American praise of youth as a model, urging bold moves to revive the economy.

London J. P. Morgan England Britain Ufe

Man sentenced to church and sobriety in Indianapolis

Otis Owens aged 38 must attend church every Sunday for six months and stay sober or pay ten dollars plus costs and serve thirty days in the Indiana State Farm. Municipal Judge Clifton R. Cameron handed down the sentence after Owens admitted completing a 40 day term for drunkenness and said he had not attended church since boyhood.

Indianapolis Otis Owens Indiana State Farm Clifton R. Cameron Owens

Sweden to arm army with Colt machine guns

Sweden announces future military equipment upgrades selecting the American Colt model to replace the Schwarzlose gun in service since 1914. The Colt is cited as superior in every respect, notably in firing rate about twice that of the German gun.

Stockholm

German Skilled Labor Sees Rising Wages and Living Costs

A Bruins Reichsbank report shows German skilled workers' weekly wages rising from 38.68 marks in March 1925 to 52.10 marks in October 1928, while living costs climbed 39 percent since 1913-14 and 52.3 percent by 1928. It notes unemployment and labor disputes persist, but savings deposits grow, and living standards for many workers have returned toward prewar levels.

Berlin G. W. J. Bruins Reichsbank Bruins United States England Germany

Riches fuel beauty project in St Charles Illinois

Delora Angell, heir to John W Gates fortune, plans a civic beautification in St Charles Illinois. She married Lester Norris in 1923 and, with uncle Edward J Baker, funds a theater, golf club, bridge over Fox River, a new hotel with pipe organ, a $500 400 bank building, a $200 000 memorial community house, an airport, fire dept upgrades and riverbank landscaping.

ST. Charles America Delora Angell John W Gates Lester Norris Tester Delra Norris Edward J. Baker Main St Fox River

Brookside High to Become First Grade School in Lorain County

Brookside High School will join Lorain County first grade high schools when the 1929 1930 term opens in September. The school awaits a state charter after inspection. it has added a science room library upgraded offices with a safe, a manual training room and showers. Enrollment now 30, expected 70, with two upper grades to be added next fall. Brookside, seven miles north of Elyria, was heavily damaged in the 1924 Lorain tornado but rebuilt and improved by the board.

Brookside High School Lorain County R. P. Vaughn State Department of Education Vaughn Lorain High School

Hat signed by notables at Sesquicentennial Exposition

Cal E C Smead values a Panama hat at 8000 dollars and insures it for 4000. The hat’s worth lies in the over 1000 signatures from famous figures gathered when he was chief radio announcer at the exposition, including General Pershing Rudolph Valentino Lon Chaney Suzanne Lenglen and Jack Dempsey.

Ventury Cal E. C. Smead Lloyds Smead Philadelphia Panama General Pershing Rudolph Valentino Lon Chaney Suzanne Lenglen Jack Dempsey

Record Wind Speeds at Mount Washington 1878

A record-breaking wind traveled at about 140 miles per hour was recorded at Mount Washington New Hampshire in 1878.

Mount Washington, N.hl

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Roe Fulkerson P Central Press Association She Mr. Harris Youth OF Sweden Phillips’ Drug Store Edward G. Yes T Wei Debra Mrs. Norris Europe Thery Norrises Lake Forest Angela Crawfordsburn Brookside High Brookside School Elyria Det Victor Peoples Store Middle Ave
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