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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1926
Page
5
The report notes the death of a leading local businessman and Mason in Licking county at his country estate. It cites an accident dated August 15 1925 caused by an unlit road and a rut near a bridge that threw the automobile into a ditch pinning two girls beneath.
From ancient times fire figures in Easter celebrations in many countries. The piece notes the East’s miracle of the Easter Wire ceremony in Jerusalem and references federal actions on prohibition.
Mrs. Jardine wife of the secretary of agriculture officiates and opens the annual amaryllis show of the agricultural department in Washington. The event highlights domestic garden beauty with photographs of prominent attendees.
Loretta achery carried her two year old Louise from a smoke filled home after a fire started by sparks from a burning barn. Seven other children and two adults escaped unharmed. Firemen rescued six of seven horses from the barn.
The Lorain county Board of Commissioners were named defendants in a $646.55 suit arising from an accident on Foster Park road in Amherst township. The suit was filed today by Statue and Ruth Hammond through Carl Russ. A Newark, Ohio news wire item notes Warren Weinnt, 68, has died.
Mar 26 news from Leipzig says castor oil allegedly incapacitated 300 police officers during President von Hindenburg’s visit. German communists are alleged to have poisoned the meal served to the police, causing widespread incapacitation.
London March 26 The Prince of Wales has developed a cold in his left ear and will remain in York House for a few days to recover. Mei Lan Pong, regarded as China’s greatest actor, has earned fame for his portrayal of female roles.
Notes of sport recount the Tri State Baseball Uca schedule opening May 3 with a split season and August 1 closing. The University of Maine armory features the largest indoor baseball field, a regulation diamond and deep infielders. An 1855 Cambridge boat race disaster against Oxford followed a heavy snow and stormy day, where steam wash swamped the Cambridge boat as it neared sinking.
Brigadier General Thomas W. aged 73 died at his home in Rochester New York. He was the oldest living graduate of Point and had served the United States Army. A funeral will be held in Oswego New York. Spain reports about 6000000 people or roughly one in every sixty inhabitants.
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