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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1924

Page

4

Woman Attacks Barber Over Bobbed Hair in Detroit

Bridgette Snyder forty three a resident of the Salvation Army Women s Citadel was arraigned in Recorder s court on felonious assault charges after hitting Lee Conlan a downtown department store partner with a sharp stone wrapped in a handkerchief at his barber shop Conlan suffered a deep scalp wound and received first aid then continued work Bridgette said she acted after the barber bobbed her hair against her will and she wrapped a stone in her handkerchief for the attack. A later note mentions a college football team symbol change with Lafayette adopting the Leopard amid a field of college teams and their animal mascots.

Bridgette Detroit Conlan Salvation Army Women's Citadel Bob Bridgette Snyder Recorder’s Court Lee Conlan Advics

Wellington Garage Burglarized of 100 Dollars

Burglaries broke through the back window of the James C. Mac Dermott garage last evening stealing the safe contents and the cash register key. The salvage value is estimated around $100 with desks files and stock room supplies rifled. This marks the town’s first burglary in several months.

Wellington James C. MacDermott

Coolidge’s Quiet Year of Constrained Senate Ties

The piece views President Coolidge as practicing extreme restraint toward Congress during his first year and a half in office. It notes no aggressive bargaining or “big stick” tactics, suggesting a cautious approach amid battles with the old guard of the Senate.

T. R Senate Old Guard Mr. Coolidge Congress Republi

Coolidge Cabinet Prospects and Senate Race Speculation

News from Washington outlines Coolidge expected to retain several Harding appointees while hints of changes loom. Mellon to stay, Melon ally Andrew W. Mellon likely Treasury head, and other veterans like Stone and Wilbur poised to remain. Rumors of retirements swirl around Weeks Hoover and New York figures.

Coolidge Henry A. Wallace Frens O. Lowden the United Harding Aghes Andrew W. Mel The Treasury Cad Stone Navy Wilbur War Weeks Secretary of Commerce Hoover Harry New Interior Work Labor Davis C. Bascom Slemp Slemp William M. Butler Butler Noobhe Treasury Department Mellon Cabings

Davis faces 139 electoral votes as La Follette wins 13

Unchanged by later returns today John W. Davis will have 139 electoral votes and Senator La Follette only the thirteen from Wisconsin. In Mr. Coolidge's total at noon today were included North Dakota Arizona and Montana where final results were still in doubt but Republicans led. New Mexico went Democratic on late returns.

John W. Davis LaFollette Wisconsin

The Cesarewitch Race And Stock Market Blurb

Stock notes from Cleveland show cattle receipts at 800 with slow market and calves 500 with market lower. Sheep and lambs receipts 2000 and market steady. Hogs receivers 1000 with market lower. The Cesarewitch, a famed English autumn turf race, is described as historically surprising with three dead heats recorded.

Cleveland

Treble Event Highlights Four Race Finish at Two Mile Trek

A race course measuring two miles and a quarter hosts a busy day with a set of happenings. One event, a treble, sees three horses cross the line in sequence, all within reach of the judge's desk.

Musterole Ad Targets Mothers for Quick Cough Relief

An advertisement urges mothers to apply Musterole to throats and chests for prompt relief from coughs and related symptoms. It claims no blistering and promotes a milder Children's Musterole for babies and small children. The ad cites a wide range of ailments from sore throat to pneumonia prevention.

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