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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1926
Page
14
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a station scene with illness mentions and a councilwoman championing better service. It references a railroad company mission and a command requiring skilled employment, with scattered terms including Minnesota and a world record reference, though details are unclear.
Mrs. Wilford filed for divorce and custody of her five minor children after a reported conflict. The fragment references a confrontation and a weapon description but lacks full context or clear outcome.
The readable portion notes a 6 May report from Bucyrus about Richard J. Willford near New Washington involved in alleged cruelty to his wife Rea Ja sauerkraut. He reportedly threw her into a mud hole and refused to let her change clothes for half an hour, threatening to kill her.
Lottie Latimer sues for custody of her nine year old son arguing her husband a convict. The case cites a murder verdict against the former baseball figure and notes Latimer’s devotion during the trial and prison time.
A messy fragment notes a cast member resisting playing Juliet amid wedding plans between the director Bill Leonard and an actress. The scene hints at backstage tension and shifting roles as the production stalls.
In Jefferson County Ohio a miner named Moronich 20 was shot in the head at the Apes mine entrance by a fellow worker and is expected to recover at Ohio Valley hospital. Sheriff Alligon reports this as the eighth Jefferson County shooting in two weeks, including a Martins Ferry man shot by three men from a car near Avella Pennsylvania.
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