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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1926
Page
3
Melbourne asserts Filad terminal ranks among the world’s busiest railway hubs with about five persons passing daily, highlighting its role in regional transit and local traffic patterns.
Amela Bruix of Closeland files suit for alimony in arrears totaling 1285 dollars. The petition states she was separated from the defendant in May 1921 and was awarded 79 dollars monthly for two children’s care. The court is asked to order payment of the past due alimony.
Rev C F Zimmerman announces his bid for governor of Texas against Gov Miriam Ferguson declaring he must offer himself as a martyr for the salvation of Texas. He frames his run as a sacrifice to spur reform.
A new bid by Mme Zivi Lambiino, longtime partner of Prince Carol of Roumania, seeks recognition of their son Mircea as Carol's legal heir. The case centers on succession and lineage claims amid royal role questions. The text also references a photo of Zizi with Mircea and mentions Ezra and Oxford University in disconnected excerpts.
An Alberta government announcement says a consignment of 4 009 buffalo calves and yearlings will be shipped by rail and river to the Slave River preserve near Walhesright. The shipment includes 1 409 yearlings 199 two year olds and 290 three year olds. The 260 mile voyage proceeds from Fort McMurray to the preserve’s location.
County commissioners report no word from the attorney general on the Fourteenth Street bridge at Lorain. A Columbus opinion was expected after a conference with Mr Higms on Wednesday and Mr Williamson indicated a reply would come soon.
A fragmented note describes four different varieties picked from the same ice, with early selections deemed better and later picks noted. The text mentions Thos Icarrs and a morning harvest, but specific details are unclear.
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