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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1926
Page
7
A court report indicates Henry Ged- Lover told the grand jury there were intoxicated liquors at a city event where a girl reportedly bathed in a water tank. The fragmentary text preserves a police or government action phrase and names Carroll.
Fragmentary report of a wealthy widow named Rose Valentino aged 60 found dead in her home. Police pursue unclear leads as investigators piece together a motive and suspect list amid limited readable details from the blotchy clipping.
Permits granted include four residential projects with costs around 4500 dollars, plus garages and additions. Names and addresses appear for several structures on Dees, Olive, and North Olive streets, with totals ranging from 200 to 4500 dollars. A misread device note mentions a tank and a DC reference.
The article notes new busts added to America's Hall of Fame at New York University. It lists figures including Webster the statesman, Williams the Rhode Island founder, Gooth the actor, Edwards the preacher, Kent the lawyer and judge. It mentions a Brazil snake bite outbreak with about two million people affected.
An ad in The Fit! highlights the importance of exact tailoring and fabric choice for a discerning man. It urges readers to choose Trmerchant and Spr. fabrics to order a suit measured to fit.
The passage profiles Arthur J Cook secretary of the Miners Federation of Great Britain. It notes his rise from 12 on a farm to preacher in Cooksey, twenty one years in mines, and 1918 election as Rhondda misery agent then federation leader. Also mentions wrestler John Pesek and a breeder of dogs from Brevhounds.
The world record was held by Mie Dorthy Wood of Bermexton Alberta with Bey Eagie clearing the bars at a high mark. On April 26 the eve of Mag Day, M Started the gums for Cinvine against the Pitts burgh teams with May and Day following. Tulsa Qilérs to rus ath ordy, tae helping tie the epee fm the Western Loesue perbent race.
The fragment notes a family reunion related dance event at La Port with good music. It mentions an alc hioned dance and an upcoming party with a price quoted as per a complete. The text is garbled but preserves a social gathering reference and seating for music and dancing.
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