11 May 1926
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1926
Page
1
Readable text reports deaths in a severe Texas storm with multiple counties affected. Six persons confirmed dead. losses include property damage and farm total estimates though figures are unclear. Additional notes mention labor strikes and a bank robbery with unrelated figures.
In Pomeroy a murder case ends with three prisoners sentenced to electrocution after a county court order. The justice action follows the capture of James SteCumben and others linked to the crime.
Fragmentary report notes Ellsworth Se navigator message and forces landing in polar region. Mentions Amundsen expected to arrive at Barrow while Norwegian flags and American banners mix with imagery of ongoing flights and observations in Arctic zones.
Fragmented text discusses an earth related plot and discovery themes with references to overthrows and imperial elements. The readable fragments mention a water connection and a percentage ration concept, but lack a clear event or attribution.
Fragmentary text notes a capture involving Uhleis forces and a person described as a daughter, with unclear details about movement toward home and potential custody or rescue actions.
Reported motive of jealousy over another’s success cited as the cause of a deadly shooting and suicide in a Dalton office. Harry Landage and Grubbs, former company leaders, were involved as police probe notes indicate Dalton killed himself after wounding others.
Dayton Ohio May 11 The Y M C A campaign to raise 890000 for a bulldines tuna went over the top at closing by 31 07 percent.
Reports from Washington note several women seeking re election and new candidacies to join Congress. Only one woman completed a full term previously, Alicia Homa, with others like Juliet Kahn Edith Nourse Rogers and Anne Norton among potential challengers and hopeful candidates across states.
Local merchants announce a three day Lorain County sales push with seasonable items and 25 cent ticket drawings. Elyria county seat eager for shoppers as merchants pledge wide assortments, window cards, and county wide participation to draw crowds.
Ten variable prizes will be awarded in a drawing on May 20 at the public square. The event starts at 2 with a charge at the Major. The first ten prizes drawn will be the winners. Continued on page 2.
In Durham on May 1 seventeen people were arrested after a clash between police and suspects alleged to be stealing cars from local collieries. Authorities reported the incident as part of a broader crackdown on theft activity in the area.
A bold bank raid in Sidney ends with robbers seizing about 50 990 and escaping after tying up staff. Police chased in a fast car but the bandits fled southward toward Pinual as officers closed in, one suspect remaining in the lobby before escape.
Nineteen defendants from Cleveland Minneapolis St Paul and Dalath faced arraignment on narcotics related charges. Several failed to appear with bonds totaling 25000 forfeited by Judge Paul Jones. Attorneys reported hospitalizations and absences while court heard delays as Louis Banks sought a June 5 remittur to the indictment and North’s top legal talent prepared to fight government charges.
Robert Scott, awaiting trial for the murder of Joseph Mayer, was sentenced from ten years to life for robbery. He faces a trial in June for Mayer's murder, after being convicted as a robber.
Newell is reported dead following a crash near Oberlin. Funeral services are set for Thursday at ten o clock with burial to follow in Oberlin. Details indicate North Maine Street location and local officials overseeing arrangements.
Labor unions in Lorain County plan a meeting to select and endorse candidates for tomorrow night. The gathering at St Peters Hall High Street will require selected members to pledge union membership or stand. The discussion includes opposition to mounted police and support for labor law reforms favoring worker compensation and contract nullification if union membership is required.
Disorder erupts as angry crowds clash with authorities in Manchester. Reports describe chaotic scenes near key rail lines with property damage and police intervention during the afternoon. No injuries confirmed at this time.
Unclear text reports a raid in London targeting aliens accused of unspecified offenses. The number of detainees is uncertain and officials have not issued an official statement or outcome on deportation.
Amherst resident J. Anthony was fined 100 dollars plus costs after being found intoxicated while driving an automobile. The case was heard by Justice Le J. Geer, and Anthony was arrested earlier by Sheriff Fred A. Under. He paid the fine and was released.
United States announces a forthcoming federal court appearance for Daugherty and Hee related to a one time national reset scheme. Kenneth Sipik on states the trio face conspiracy charges tied to defrauding the government with American Metals Company stock transfers.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe continued fighting and talks breaking down as a poster from an African warfront district signals a prolonged standstill. no clear peace negotiations emerge amid chaotic reporting.
May 11 reports loom over Winnipeg as street railway workers press wage demands amid company reviews. Canadian railway trade unions weigh in on shop conditions and wage cuts, with officials awaiting a directive from the local directorate.
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