05 May 1926
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1926
Page
1
Chief Justice T Marshall names Judge Ty to preside over urgent infure proceedings against Stylo Lorain and The Morrison Company. The case seeks to halt further Sarbagé collection under two contracts with the Citi and the Sigerison firms involved.
Unclear text notes police reserves kept ready in case trouble arises. No disorders reported.
A tentative agreement is reported to have postponed the trial as of November 13. Rep Tilson of Connecticut, House Republican leader, notes the plan to delay while negotiations continue. George Lewis is cited in relation to the proceedings.
An African American inmate identified as William James of Wilmington was executed by electric chair early today at the beam house in Boston. The condemned man, described as a convicted slayer, met his sentence amid grim ceremony marking the end of his appeal.
A Wellington woman was found deceased in a local well according to police reports. Investigators are reviewing the scene and awaiting autopsy results to determine the cause of death. Further details were not disclosed pending the investigation.
A garbled report notes a contrasted event titled the hop-off with unresolved phrases and stray figures. The text references weather forecasters and radar but provides no clear outcome or verifiable facts.
A legal notice summarizes a suit arising from an automobile accident dated in October. The record notes defendants and parties involved with the auto collision and related proceedings.
Governor Donaher today received the advisory committee report on a site for a proposed state institution for feeble-minded in northeastern Ohio. The recommendations name Apple Creek Village in Wayne County and other locations near Ravenna, with no decision announced yet.
Lewis Cowles of Lorain County, imprisoned since March 12 1927 for vhlo reform related offense, was granted release today by Governor in Ohio. The clemency decision followed a recommendation from the state board and Lorain County judges.
Fragmentary report shows Watson leading in Indiana election returns with early results unclear and unofficial tallies indicating a contested race. Voters in Hoosier state write in ballots and party lines amid incomplete data from election officials.
Fragmentary OCR notes report labor leaders insisting on a definite promise before resuming talks. The text references a general strike and ongoing negotiations, with unclear dates and names due to damaged source.
Readable fragments mention Int Citizenship Day and a council list. Named individuals include Peter Naughton Donald Lauchicger and Earl Tompkin connected to common pleas court. The text references schoolmates and a graduating event with a president and council roles.
The Board of Trade plans a dinner meeting at 6 30 in the Congregational church parlors as the first in a series for the year. Dr Ray Davies from the United States Chamber of Commerce editorial department will address the gathering on Your Business and the Other Fellows.
Fragmentary text describes amateur workers and British strikers involved with handling jobs and vehicles. Context unclear. no clear events, dates, or organisations are readable to confirm specifics.
Fragmentary text shows references to rallies and public unrest amid period of state suspensions and May Day celebrations. Mentions officials downplaying strife and fears of world revolution impacting capitalism. Nuclear and political phrases appear, but readable facts are limited.
Police charged a mob in Stoke on Trent after about seven thousand people gathered in the afternoon and tried to block traffic. Officers used riot sticks and arrested five as vehicles and buses were targeted with stones.
Amid nationwide disruptions shortages grow in Eusinad as MTAS strikes loom. supplies arrive unreliable by train and road failing to meet demand and raise concerns over essential goods availability.
Michard R. Woillemere known as Candy Wit handt pleaded not guilty when arraigned in a Baltimore criminal court on a murder charge. Guards protected the courtroom as more than two thousand people gathered outside seeking a view of the case involving Maryland penitentiary guard Holtman.
Dispatch notes police have been deployed after a confrontation with striking workers. Reports mention eight arrests and officers sent to quell disturbances. Conditions remain critical for one individual, with authorities stressing no widespread rioting occurred.
May 5 report notes several thousand workers attacked street cars, damaged windows, and baton charges were repeated. Only one arrest was made as clashes disrupted the area.
Damaged OCR text describes a dense blackout in Tandon London amid a May 5 event. Flares lit street corners as power plants struggled to provide lighting and security for public buildings. Officials faced difficult conditions maintaining order during the outage.
A brief notice reports the new channel service in British ports becoming effective under the general order. The text notes effects on spay results and compliance with established regulations.
A Canadian labor group statement promises financial support to British strikers. The appeal, issued today, aligns with the Canadian Federation of Trade Unions and Labor Congress amid ongoing industrial tensions.
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