Elyria Reports 2516 Industrial Accidents in 1928
Elyria logged 2516 industrial accidents in 1928 and six fatalities, up from 2158 accidents and one death in 1927. Most incidents caused medical treatment with no lost time. total days lost dropped to 21633 from 53552 due to fewer severe cases.
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Elyria
Thos. P. Kearns
Division of Safety and Zyglene
Industrial Commission of Ohio
April First Club Grows As Birthday List Expands
Chronicle Telegram readers born on April 1 continue to report their birthdays. Three more readers, including Mrs. Tamzim Symons of Chestnut Ridge who will turn 75, join the growing list. Others are Mrs. Stella Figler Hummrich of 395 Winckles Street and Mrs. Ethel Ingersoll of Kipton. Readers born on April 1 are asked to send their names to the editor.
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Stella Figler Hummrich
Winckles Street
Ethel Ingersoll
Kipton
Noted film shown to aid citizenship classes
Education and entertainment will be combined for foreign born men and women in the Elyria Americanization Association classes as they view the motion picture Qui Teddy at the Elyria High School auditorium. The Roosevelt biography will cap the term’s final session, aiming to deepen understanding of American history and life, said Doris Todd who leads the classes.
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Elyria Americanization Association
Teddy
Elyria High School
Theodore Roosevelt
Doris Todd
Piggy Goes by Truck in Omaha Market
Hogs reaching Omaha stock yards this year arrived mainly by truck. Farmers prefer trucks to rail for short trips under 150 miles. Work begins on 65 million dollar docks at Southampton England.
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Omaha
Southmpton
England
Crooks Gather in London For U S Tourist Invasion
London reports a surge of international con artists gathering in the city ahead of a large influx of American tourists. Scotland Yard notes increased activity among five men with criminal records seen in a west end saloon, with crooks posing as ex officers and racing experts to gain access to unsuspecting travelers.
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Atlantic
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Anonymous flat guest seeks poker friendly room for social visits
The description notes a likely client seeking a flat where he can play poker or meet warm people for social gatherings. It hints at casual group activity and fellowship, suggesting an informal, welcoming atmosphere without formal arrangements.
Dolores Costello Scores New Laurels at Capitol Theatre
Dolores Costello stars opposite Conrad Nagel in Warner Bros Vitaphone drama The Redeeming Sin at the Capitol Theatre with Lionel Belmore Georgie Stone Wart Richmond Nina Quartero and Philippe de Lacy in a story by L. V. Jefferson and direction by Howard Bretherton. Edward Everett Horton headlines The Eligible Mr Bangs as the added feature, a sharp all talking comedy praised for its performance and sound.
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Capitol Theatre
Warner Bros
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Miss Costello
Conrad Nagel
Lionel Belmore
Georgie Stone
Wart Richmond
Nina Quartero
Philippe de Lacy
L. V. Jefferson
Harvey Gates
Howard Bretherton
Paris
Edward Everett Horton
Mr. Bangs
All Star Entertainers Lead Brown Skin Beauty Chorus Revue
An all star cast of entertainment with a Brown Skin Beauty Chorus that can sing and dance. Vaudeville headliners join a twenty five plus person revue. Kid Austin is the orchestra director with well known songs. Beautiful costumes and effects. Regular prices apply.
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Austin
Ghost piano story stirs memory of English relatives
Frank Eason of Glenwood street recalls long-lost kin after reading a Chronicle Telegram tale about a Nottingham family hearing chords from a piano at night. Mrs Arthur Eason and her three daughters report the sounds resemble those played by her blind brother who died two years earlier.
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England
Frank Eason
Glenwood Street
Chronicle Telegram
Arthur Eason
Nottingham
Eason
Rank Eason
Ghost plane story links to Elyrian kin
Eason says he does not know the Ingish family from his childhood in the homeland. He left the country 71 years ago this spring at age four or five. He recalls his parents speaking of the relatives left behind seven decades ago and wonders what happened to them.
Cuba's Wealth Dips Amid Sugar Price Decline
Due to a sugar price drop Cuba's wealth has fallen from 8 billion to 3 billion dollars over the past eight years, signaling a severe economic contraction for the nation. ThisSharp drop reflects broader impacts on export revenues and national finances.
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Cuba
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