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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1923
Page
7
Patrons recall George White's Scandals of 1922 in Cleveland and the Temple Four, a Rialto hit, returning for a Sunday appearance en route to Detroit. Manager Woodward secured the act through friendship with Mr. White and promises an all new cycle of songs plus other acts including the Elwellers dancers and Ralph Seabury.
Jesse Carson, who posed as the husband of two women held in Tegucigalpa Honduras, admits she is Clara Phillips Los Angeles hammer slayer nicknamed the Tiger Woman. Carson identified by Morris Lavine newspaperman after tracing route on a map. He plans to spend $10,000 to challenge President Gutierrez and halt extradition.
A fragment from a Southern Isles page notes a surprise offer linked to a vaudeville show. The snippet mentions a one reel news item and a patrolman present, hinting at a lively local entertainment page with sparse details.
A fragmented cinema page previews two films starring Jacqueline Logan and Barxeva Taylor. It notes a melodramatic romance with tame promises and a Western themed plot about a blue breeded cowboy taming wild horses, plus a fresh comedy featuring a young Gibson and a sharp war tainted tone.
An OCR fragment suggests notes on a selection process or event with references to a place and possible dates. The readable portion lacks clear names, actions, or outcomes, limiting precise reconstruction while retaining the core implied event.
Big seat sale for Latin Thru 1922 at the Rialto theatre reports strong advance sales. The burlesque revue promises an excellent cast of comedians singers and dancers plus a 14 dancer chorus drawing Elyria buyers with high expectations for the show.
Geo L. Burke, popular day clerk at the Portland Hotel in Kansas City, recalls long illness and loss of appetite prior to taking Tanlac. He claims the remedy gave relief from rheumatic pains backache headaches and nerve trouble. Tanlac is advertised as a vegetable pill against constipation and sold broadly.
May 18 Paris reports claim George Jay Gould Sr. died after a lengthy illness at his villa on the French Riviera, sneering that he fell to the pharaohs curse. A Mentone dispatch notes superstition growing around the American financier’s death while London reports Sir Thomas Horder leaving for Paris to treat the Premier.
Lorain May 18: The high school will graduate a class of 122 students on June 6. The evening address will be given by Dh Bryan of Ohio University Ronal Law, who is ill in the French capital. The premier's health revival has spurred reports of a possible early resignation.
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