10 May 1926
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1926
Page
1
Disjointed OCR fragment notes a British bread supply concern and mentions an aviation historic flight. It references a commander and pilot achieving something and a polar flight from an unidentified region. Details are unclear and names are partially garbled.
A fragmented report describes Ayans dazzling ascent in the capital, with scattered lines referencing Coelidee and congratulatory notes. The text also mentions a Garcon, radio messages, and colleagues in a murky account of events.
The fragmentary text references Commander Belair and a noted explorer named Fuga who may need reverification. It mentions possible death, unknown whereabouts, and doubts about how he perished, with scattered phrases about a polar disposal and a Koch chief of de service.
Rev Auld delivered a sermon on the second anniversary of his pastorate at the First ponpecrasonal church. He discussed Psalm 1270 and its link to Edinburgh, Scotland. The Chronicle Telegram reports the sermon’s final installment will publish tomorrow.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an aged mother of a flier claimed to be happy in Richmond Virginia in May. The text references cold conditions and alleged plans related to Arctic exploration with unclear continuation in future reports.
Seven witnesses took the stand in Lorain as the hearing examined the Morrison Co plan to manage garbage collection. Charles Miller defended why the contract was awarded and described prior service issues, while Morrison noted plant readiness would take months and denied rebates during sub contracted collection.
The Senate approved a measure proposing construction of a bridge across the Ohio River near Steubenville Ohio. The action was announced from Washington with May dates. The bill aims to facilitate regional transportation and commerce.
Reports indicate major arms treaties, drafted under League influence, face strong opposition in Congress. Administration spokesmen admit possible early action or ratification only if political hurdles ease. Senate committees have had the treaties stalled for four months as lawmakers weigh national security and international policy.
The case against Nesbitt continues as he refuses to testify before the grand jury investigating the murder. Prosecutors plan to present all evidence by midweek while Nesbitt’s lawyer Leonard Shipman argues against a first-degree indictment.
Funeral services for Benjamin B Odell Jr former governor of New York will be held at his home Wednesday following six months of illness He died aged seventy two Odell served two terms as governor and two terms in Congress He was a Bethany College graduate from West Virginia
A brief entry notes arrests made by Dwyagerts on a cited offense with a $1,600 bond set and pleas entered, including payment of costs.
The obituary notes the death of a Vogel pastor and widow with the church and missionary background. It outlines early life in Tyndhbar and Woodstock, education at William Woods College, and marriage to Minerva McPherson. The couple served in Cuba before a long Elyrne pastorate ending in 1948. Surviving are four children, parents, six sisters, three brothers, and other relatives. Remains to be viewed at the Church of Christ Tuesday morning.
May 10 report states fifty rebels killed as French warships bombard Damascus for a second time. French casualties not listed. The communique notes rebels planned to capture the city, and property damage was considerable with few details released.
The report links Walter 5 and Ward to a long history including a May 1922 killing of Clarence, a marine, in a blackmail plot. Ward’s car was found damaged near Trenton with a broken windshield and a opened suitcase, amid a related police inquiry.
AM Knowles charged with violating a traffic ordinance after an automobile crash last Wednesday. Trial continued to tomorrow after witnesses testified for both sides. Knowles arrested on a warrant by Porter Adair following the accident on Chapple Street. Two men, Mike Krupp and Chester Laszinski, fined $1 plus costs for intoxication.
More than a thousand men supply in Manchester and mills raise the pen falford as grain vessels are held at the locks unloaded. The action threatens bread supplies of the nation unless the government can cope with it.
Leaders were arrested and jailed amid claims of inciting rebellion as marshalling of civil population unrest continues. Marjor Pollitt and others face charges tied to militant rhetoric and alleged publication of a new pamphlet from Covent Garden commune headquarters.
Fire destroyed two barns on the farm of county commissioner Bert Crawford near the Coshocton Licking and Muskingum county lines east of Newark. Estimated loss reaches 360,000 dollars, with the structures built by colonel George W. Crawford noted in the report.
The House of Lords ended a ten minute session with no new business as the strike situation remained grave and government spokesman the Marquess of Salisbury offered no fresh remarks.
Chaos erupted in Camdentown as strike sympathizers clashed with police ending with about forty people injured. Reported in London during a tense May day period, the disturbances followed a police attempt to disperse a crowded meeting.
Fragmented OCR yields indicate government actions with mixed control over transport and fuel services. Mentions of a communist leader’s wife arrest and possible parley with protest groups appear amid ongoing labor and economic strains.
Reports from May 10 indicate British courts were flooded with rioting defendants as strike disorder rose. Hundreds were arrested over the weekend with two serious assaults on policemen in Edinburgh and London districts including a constable slashed, another hit with a hammer, and a third stabbed.
Elyria Board of Control approved contracts totaling 2.7 million dollars to Elyria Construction Co for pavement on five streets and resurfacing of two. Major jobs include Court and Third streets at 29 dollars. Erie Street to 21 655.55 with vibrolithic concrete. West Wigath and East Fourth streets with Amiesite asphalt. Garvin Avenue from Lake Avenue to Tuscarawas Street at 7 445.45. West Third Street resurfacing at 5 894.505. East avenue to East River Street resurfacing at 7 947. New paving includes widening Fast Avenue by five feet each side at 1 608.21.
Fragmentary text reports violence and injuries amid a stalled peace talk in London. References to armed groups, a prison, a trial, and government refusals suggest a disrupted dialogue and ongoing conflict.
A New York seamen strike was announced by an affiliated union at port headquarters. About 25,000 workers are potentially involved as strikers seek a $15 monthly wage increase and better working conditions. Cables to British and American branches confirm the decision, with reports reaching Atlantic and Pacific coast ports.
Belfast May 18 report says dock workers were ordered to cease handling cargoes from England after a dispute.
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