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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1927
Page
4
London reports labor leaders rallying 5 000 May Day meetings across England as unions press restrictive legislation. The drive centers on curbing labor unrest amid widespread organized labor activity and political mobilization.
The measure, up for its second reading in the House of Commons today, would prohibit general strikes and arbitrary collection of union dues and otherwise curb labor organization activities.
A garbled dialogue sketches a young man recalling family promises and a promise at a dance. The text shifts to vague talk about a desolate look and a prior debt, with scattered mentions of hawks and wheat. The piece reads as a fragmented youthful reminiscence.
Prime Minister announces imminent resumption of excavations at Herculaneum buried by Vesuvius eruption. Fascist govt plans partial draining of Lake Nemi to recover two gallons of gold? during Tiberian era, highlighting national pride in material and artistic goals. Ridgeville to host science program at Ridgeville high school Wednesday on mercury freezing and snow effects in stage production with music program by science department.
London dealers announced an installment plan for unoperated Mutus airplanes. Priced at about 3 pounds down and 7 shillings per month, the plan includes a 8 horse engine and a top speed of 160 miles per hour. Prospective buyers may inspect samples in downtown shops and arrange purchase at Lane Aerodrome on The Edgeshare Road. The offer targets furniture and real estate agents alongside aircraft dealers. The Victoria Chorus dances for the Queen in two first nights, with the group appearing for a king and queen review and a later performance, drawing attention to the costuming and staging choices.
After a performance, investigators reveal a site of a Roman city beneath the area. Excursations uncover Kos Ban Oty titles bricks and a young warrior skeleton with a poinard. The find spurs broader probes into the ancient settlement’s extent and era. Also noted are real estate transfers involving Mary Conrad Burkhart and Wilbur Products Corporation.
Fragmentary notes show multiple land transfers involving Avon village sections, Amherst parts, and South Ambheret. Names include Mary E Treman Lillian Sii ward Juanita Gibson Winifred Turner Joseph Weller Lawrence Heckel Otto Worcester among others. Sums of one dollar indicate nominal consideration.
Fragmentary record shows transfers including a half interest in a lot tied to W Erte par with $19 terms, Edward Conner to Wo ML. Penneddan to Oberlin for $1. Mildred No fashifant to trustee in Eliem Mosco estate to Frank. Naxom sublot 229 Lorain for $3,346 from O A Rhodes to Joseph J Wiehelm. sublot 15 Oakland to Lorain for $10.
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