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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1924
Page
12
In Washington on March 13 efforts to expand tax deductions stalled. Republicans pressed a resolution to permit a 25 percent deduction, but lawmakers failed to secure broad support, dimming prospects for the planned tax relief before Saturday.
Fragmentary text mentions Ras Kot State and Crgna with unclear funds or readings. No coherent event or names to establish a clear news item.
Unclear OCR notes Andrew C. died this month and his wife was involved. County authorities conducted a home visit in Cleveland for investigation.
The House passes a bill to appropriate 234000 dollars to bolster coast defense forces and pay 2¢e men 10 cope along the ca.
Authorities laid to rest an unidentified man this afternoon with no traceable relatives or clear origin. details indicate discovery near railroad tracks and subsequent staging of art room forensic work to confirm identity.
Jim Armitage was elected head of the Elks Lodge. Other officers include Esteemed Leading Knight Lenains Knight O J Shafer, Esteemed Loyal Knight Glen Jacobs, Esteemed Lecturing Knight W B Richmond, Esquire J D Reynolds, Treasurer C L Sotherden, Secretary Frank L Einberger, and Trustee Philip G Koekle. Delegates to the lodge in Boston were also noted.
A concise report notes officials faced criticism over protecting reads and handling a related onslaught reported by sources. The article mentions figures such as itu Wels and Tem and references unnamed authorities. The piece preserves the tense dispute and public concern without graphic detail.
Officials report scarlet fever remains controlled with limited cases in the city. Health authorities urge vigilance and remind clinics to follow isolation and reporting guidelines.
No police court work. only one or two arrests reported this week. A drunken charge is noted and a mayoral action linked to a yard incident where a baby fell and was ploughed into frozen ground.
A fashion show showcased gowns in flat crepe and crepe de Leen with bewitching blue, brown, French grey tones. Juvenile models and young patrons viewed the spring fabrics including tab voiles and ratines as the crowd admired the vivid color palette.
The document outlines a proposed Lorain measure regarding forge plans and the necessary arrangements. It notes that officials expect to present the proposition to the city for consideration and voting, with details pending official release. The text indicates procedural steps for placing the question before residents.
A report notes a discussion with Director James Hewett about property south of the area and a proposed grant of one dollar to support a vote or approval related to the project.
A partial Cleveland market wire item from March 16 reports mixed prices and activity with unreadable lines and stray figures from the Ohio/State listings. The readable bits show a snapshot of supply levels and likely price ranges but lack complete context and identifiers.
Unclear market notes show mixed gains and losses across several issues. Some securities edged higher while others dropped amid a turbulent Saint market tone and shifting prices.
Stock quotations from New York show noon prices for commodities and bonds. The report lists oats lard liberty bonds and closing figures with fractional shares and bid asks, reflecting a busy trading day.
Lorain reports fishing season set to open next Saturday but postponed due to large lake ice. Boats cannot lay nets until ice thaws, delaying start for local fishermen.
City officials announce a April 6 event marking Lorain’s 50th anniversary. Governor Aly and state leaders invited. memorial park site chosen for the ceremony and a fundraising show to follow in the auditorium.
Lorain elevator reported a burglary last night totaling 71 dollars and 55 cents. The theft involved secured checks and valuables scattered over the floor.
A local Elyria plumber is set to face arrest following a police operation. The officer reported irregular activities and the suspect is linked to illegal liquor handling during a raid. Further details will be released by authorities.
R I Lee a motorman on the East Erie avenue car reports boys habitually stealing rides from the rear fender and pulling the trolley pole when about to depart. He has not caught them and asks police to act. Autoists bruised in Lorain march incident then a man surrenders in another note.
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Auction notes show prices for coal and lard at mixed levels. Items include potatoes, bread, and various groceries with per unit or per pound pricing. Market listings reflect typical daily shopping verbiage from a small town store.
The bill accuses Albert B Fall and Harry Sinclair of fraud and conspiracy to defraud the United States by arranging a lease on lands to benefit Mammoth Oil Co. The negotiations allegedly favored Mammoth Oil, harmed competitors, and involved improper consideration in the Teapot Dome matter.
Zigmut Sadolski of 134 Oak Street was struck by a truck owned by Manhattan Laundry yesterday. He suffered an injured head and was admitted to a hospital for treatment.
Readable OCR lists items with weights and prices including Brussell sprouts Turnips Parsnips Slubhbard Squash Span Onions walnuts Northern Spy and a price of 1.25. Items appear as a local market price sheet with quantities in pounds and bushels.
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