07 May 1926
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1926
Page
1
A federal grand jury indicts a former attorney general amid a Baker mystery case. The defendant is charged with illegally receiving fees and contempt in proceedings linked to a 22 contract dispute. The case involves legal actions and potential findings that may solve the mystery.
Fragmentary text repeats phrases about refusing to yield and failed peace efforts. References to forces, forts, police, and districts appear in garbled form without clear events, dates, or proper nouns to identify a location or outcome. No definite persons or organizations can be established from the readable portions.
A candy salesman was attacked by robbers near Cincinnati while riding in a motorist’s car. He sustained injuries and was taken to Miami Valley Hospital for first aid. Police report details unclear but indicate the robbers fled with items from the salesman.
Patrolman Schafffer confronted a bandit during a hat store hold up. The robber fired, striking Jack Butler and was fatally wounded by police. The wounded bandit died at the hospital. conditions of others not detailed.
The sheriff's office reports a busy day enforcing speed limits. Justice S. J. George fined each offender ten dollars plus costs. Arrests included Mike Zic of Warren on the Oberlin Elstia road at 52 mph, J. W. Berd on the Elstia Oberlin road at 55 mph, and Cpl Pringle of Cleveland on State Route Two at 48 mph. Edward Hoffman of Elsria was treated on the Elyria Cleveland Road after traveling at high speed, and H M Hawn of Cleveland was arrested on the Elyria Cleveland road for 55 mph.
The International Federation of Trades Unions replied to a cable from Green promising moral support for Britain’s workers. Green said the assistance would be moral rather than financial, as of Monday.
Police said a brick was hurled through a Barberton car window striking motorman Fred Corner in the neck during a street incident. The scattered brief mentions Akron area police and an investigation into the attack.
The grand jury underway reports witnesses in the Nesbitt case. Jurors were summoned and expected to return next week, with a judge and officials indicating the Nesbitt trial may start soon in Elyria.
An unidentified white convict from Montreal was shot by a guard in Tallahassee Florida. The state run department ordered an inquest this afternoon as investigations begin into the shooting.
Lance Oldfield the racing driver and speedway hero arrived in Elyria with his wife to be hosted by Mr. and Mrs. J L Cy Johnson at 9 Middle Avenue. The couple plans several days in town before a business trip and a Memorial Day trip to Indianapolis for the Speedway classics.
In the House of Commons Sir Arthur Holbrook claimed the Labour party was sending men to exert and hinder, prompting vociferous protests. Sir Arthur withdrew the statement after chaotic exchanges led by David Kirkwood of Clydeside libertie. The session opened with few members present and the speaker noted the suspension of Saklatvela and George Lanshurs as the page continued.
A decomposed body was found hanging from a tree on a new woods farm owned by Samuel Dunlap near the village. The well dressed man’s clothing, features, and measurements prompted Sheriff Quistes and Deputy Geld Lofler to work toward identification at the field office. Authorities expect to name the dead man once identification is confirmed.
A shaky Labour faction faces scrutiny as it weighs peace overtures and possible trouble. In Labor circles some fear the split could complicate governance while rank and file remain loyal to the king, despite internal strains and extremist insinuations.
In Glasgow rioting since last evening, nearly a hundred arrests and many injuries are reported. Strikers in the east, a hotbed of extremism, clash with police while students from the Scottish University volunteers face attacks. A mob attacked streetcar barns but a serious fight between police and strikers thwarted the damage.
Violence erupted as crowds looted and smashed windows, forcing police to intervene. Reports say police were struck by a heavy stone. one sergeant was hospitalized in serious condition. Rioters marched through streets breaking public house windows and looting beer and shoes, with arrests totaling twenty two.
During the Belfast strike, mail to and from England is conveyed by destroyers. It was announced today that the Navy will maintain the mail service during the strike.
Disruptions across London due to bus and transport strikes raise concerns over food deliveries. Officials report partial service resumed in some areas but warn that ongoing action could worsen shortages over the week as workers protest for better power and station services.
An official government notice states armed measures may be used to aid civil power, with the Crown’s forces to back the government. Edinburgh orders have closed public houses as strikes disrupt transport. The report notes the strike’s impact on supplies and mine fields, with continued coverage promised.
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