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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1926

Page

8

Red Cross Receives Update On Disaster Relief Efforts

Report from Miss Fern Smith notes Red Cross already allocated 1000 dollars for Cuban relief and sent 5000 dollars to Armenia earthquake victims. Largest activity centers on Florida, with 261,215.73 dollars available. About 13,000 cases treated, 3,297 people assisted, and 3,516 affected by floods in Texas Kansas Oklahoma and surrounding areas.

Fern Smith Red Cross Prom Armenia Florida Sus Whats Oklahoma

Bandits rob couple on road in crude attack

A man and woman were robbed on a road last night after being forced to stop by two assailants. The couple were beaten, the man compelled to drive, and valuables including a fur coat and a diamond ring were taken. Police report details are incomplete.

Walter G. Locke Muacort

Mrs John Manis Dies On Eve Of 34th Year

Mrs John Manis died at her late home 225 Queen Street on the eve of her 34th birthday. She leaves her husband two sons in Michigan and Ohio and several daughters and grandchildren. Funeral services will be conducted from Jenkins Home with Rev E C Young of Ridgeville Congregational Church officiating.

Jomy John Manis Qhoye Street Will Michigan John Cleveland Charles North Widperite Joe D. Lickorsa Elyria Anna Ahums Steati-Crane Doxtaned Adi Sunil Weil Jenkin's Art Lome E C. Younr Ridgeville Congregational Church

Factional Tax Debate Echoes 1908 Roosevelt Precedent

A messy excerpt discusses political maneuvering after a recent setback to the president’s party. Democrats push for broad tax cuts and rebates to gain ground, while Republicans resist and seek restraint. The piece mentions Mellon, Coolidge, and potential extra sessions as options if action stalls.

Roosevelt Uoder Republic Coolidge Treasury Cunligre Mellon Bax Politi

Falls Asleep on Rail Tracks Killed by Passenger Train

Hickman, 55, of Corning, was found dead after appearing to fall asleep on the New York Central railroad tracks. Authorities believe the man was struck by a passenger train two feet from the rail. The coroner reported the death as accidental. Seaman files bankruptcy petition in federal court, listing Elyria and surrounding districts.

Corning Hickman Aslee Seaman Teday Even“ Sertyer Elyria

Local Valve Leak Disrupts Basement Service

A minor pipe break in a basement disrupted service as a valve failed and caused a leak. Crews shut off the valve, contained the spill, and restored normal conditions after repairs at Lake Avenue near Arri ven.

Siremes Mlasaks Faturdas al Tke Squad Co Asdido T% Ar Trarket Grace Jobe Nemeth Lake Avenue Arriven Thar

Hospital Exam Reveals Injuries From Accident Near Detroit

Voss of Cedar Crest, aboard a schooner, was examined after a mishap near Elyria and Cleveland yesterday morning. He was taken to hospital with injuries after a ride at Step 49 and other locations.

Tars Colline Man Brolguhrt Voss Cedar Crest Detroit Elyria Clevelandg

Rotary luncheon invites fathers and sons at Newell Hotel

Tomorrow the Rotary Club hosts a luncheon at the Newell Hotel with the Fellowship Committee led by Charles Sotherden in charge asking every Rotarian to bring his son or adopt a boy for the occasion.

Rotarlans Rotary Cinb Newell Hotel Charles Sotherden Foot Fotarian

Lorain County Medical Society Meets Tomorrow

The Lorain County Medical Society will hold a meeting in the director's day with talks on medical subjects by Dr. CoM. Herald Jr. Mover. all of this enty.

Lorain County Medical Society Tomerro B Com. Herald, Jr

Automobile club urges license plate applications in Larain County

Henry Miller, secretary of the club, announced members should bring their bill of sales to apply for 19 license plates. The club plans to collect more cartons for plates and asks owners in the county to respond.

Auto Clus AY Larain Cnty Automobile Elub Jae

Smoke spills from stove. no blaze found at residence

Smoke poured from a combination cook stove at 14 Eighth Place, triggering Fire State No. 1. Stand Co. No fire beyond the stove was found. alarm sent by MWDerniues. No injuries reported.

S i. Young

Richard Harris Denies Arrest Claim in Local Notice

A man identified as Richard Harris denies being the Richard Harris charged with intoxication. He claims he is the sole Richard Harris in the area and asserts he has never been arrested.

Richard Harris Ladistreat Kuantiarris Ile Richard Haris

Car Stolen on Amherst Road Recovered by Lorain Police

A 1925 roadster Chevrolet touring car owned by George Sweet was stolen from Lorain Saturday night on Amherst Road. Police recovered the vehicle, with no damage reported. The incident was closed with no injuries or further details released.

Amherst Roan Geoget Sweet Lorain Amherse

Bundles Taken From Car At 181 West Leslie Mf

A report notes theft of two bundles of merchandise from a car left in front of 181 Wes Leslie Mf. No suspects named and time of theft not specified. The incident was observed by a passerby who reported the loss to authorities.

Atto Ehery Leslie

Man Struck By Truck Improves After Wreck At Home

Thomas D. White of 638 We ho has been in a ion at his home after a truck arisen by 326 West tan Gas night while he. OM a street car is as said at Bis homie.

Thomas D. White

Mayor Files Suit on Intoxication Factories Case

An official filing by the mayor seeks action over alleged intoxication linked to factory operations. The document cites safety concerns, regulatory compliance, and potential penalties for firms involved.

Workman Ensured Mooned Notably Tlyria Eats

A chaotic fragment hints at a workman securing a situation while something called Mooned or Tlyria eats is referenced, with unclear roles. The readable bits point to a local agency or company action affecting workers, but specifics remain obscured in the OCR.

Police Fail to Find Fighters in Veda Report

Police report notes officers failed to locate the fighters in the Veda incident. No further details available about suspects, locations, or outcomes as the search yielded no results and authorities request additional information from the public.

Veda Ere de Mt Meth Ty

Butcher Suffered Wound at Local Market

L. F. Ridsite of 453 Broadstreet was taken to Elytia Memorial hospital Saturday after receiving a wound on the first finger of his right hand while at work at a local meat market. The wound was not serious enough for admittance. A New York repair shop opens with separate counters and equipment for repairing almost anything people wear or use.

L. F. Ridsite Elytia Memorial Hospital New York

PIG WOMAN TAKEN FAG SOMERVILLE

In Somerville New Jersey a woman identified as Mrs. Gibson-Laston is hospitalized with a kidney infection and other ailments after claims of abuse. Court actions focus on medical examinations to determine innocence or guilt amid hospital defenses and ongoing legal proceedings involving witnesses Will and Henry Hall and Eleanor Mill.

Jersey City Carlson Star Witsess Somerville Alexgpider Srnpean Vbcon Toa Sitiu Sat Dechiredt Somerset Semerville Leteion Cabson Seuneen Gibson Mainatrona Tingt Francis Stevens Hall Willie Henry Eng W. Hall Eleanor Mill Mra Gibson Jerseys Salome Muller Cerenner Ales Jane Gibson Hail Mills Minna Clarke Hall Mills N. J. Courthose

Amherst youths fined by justice for innotation incident

Three Amherst youths were fined five dollars and released by Justice SL Georges on an incident at a local bar. The unnamed youths were identified as Net Yashwand Oriva and Witt.

Amherst Justice Justee Georges Troy Yashwand Shire Son Witt Tomer

Court cases reveal conspiracy and kidnapping charges

In a superior court session, Mrs McPherson and Mrs Sisian McPherson face conspiracy charges linked to a kidnapping plot. The proceedings detail a plea to locate a woman to impersonate Miss Hafield as part of a $1,940,008 scheme involving Miss Isabel Wells of Philadelphia.

Fheman McPhersone He Kim Kimbail Sileges Sisian McPherson Armel Isacel Wells Philadelphia

Building Permits Highlight Garages and Dwellings

Building permits show garages leading the list of new structures. Ira Wolf gets a 173 dollar treet garage at 112 Stanford and a 200 dollar garage at 705 Stanford. Carl Wolf receives a 200 dollar frame garage at 705 Stanford. Robert Smith plans two frame dwellings costing 4000 dollars on Harvard Street.

Ira Wolf Stanford Avenue Dennison Avenue Carl Wolf France Robert @. Smith Harvard Street

Fragmented OCR reads on trial defense case in Wisconsin matter

Fragmentary text shows a legal hearing with mentions of Wisconsin and other states. It references witnesses for the defense and a contested sewage disposal system, with figures about expenditures and appeals. The passage is garbled but suggests proceedings in a water or infrastructure dispute with interstate elements.

Dakes Wenluch Missouri Tennessva Renie New Orbeea Aomauss la Chicage Vibe Expo Tigsteur Wisconsin

Number Five Conriued from Page One

Fragmented OCR text presents garbled phrases about water, marks, and a column likely discussing aviation or a transport topic. The readable bits mention Columb and a moth-eaten sense of analysis, but details are unclear. The item appears to be a miscellaneous note or captioned fragment from a page one continuation.

James Kr Hackett Actor Pro revealed in Paris

James Kr Hackett, noted actor, is reported to have arrived in Paris around eight o'clock. The article notes his appearance and status, referencing a long absence and current events in Paris society.

James KR. Hackett DES Paris

Man Dies in Midvale Quarrel Over Debt

A quarrel over a five dollar debt in Midvale, Ohio ends with Mev Boyer, 29, dead. Coroner 3. FL Lewis held Ralph Carpenter, 36, a revival speaker at Earthman, for investigation into the stabbing.

Boyer FL Lewis Bert Carpenter Ralph Carpenter Eartman Asi Ty Police Carpenter

Fragmentary Royal Incident Report Emerges From Seattle Train Scene

A damaged historical notice describes a chaotic railway incident connected to royal figures and a major explosion near Seattle. Key names include Major Stow and Queen Varie, with references to a confrontation, evacuations, and a postponed royal return as investigators assess danger and official responses.

Stow Seattle de Pole Perie Firller Piderly Varie Birhte Col Royal

Watchmaker Names Changes In Modern Manufacturing

A noted figure discusses how American producers remove sweet substances from combs using centrifugal or gravity extractors. The era of a fly areas rigid are jewels in a watch.

Leviathan Bid on Shipping Board Offer Reads Odd

Fragmentary OCR notes reference Leviathan and shipping board bids in a Washington or Norv Norly edition. It mentions United States offers and references a bid or shore shipping context with unclear details and stray fragments. The readable items imply a government auction or procurement mention without clear participants or outcomes.

Washington, Norv United States

Conttuzed Contested Trial Transcript Fragment

Fragmentary testimony describes surveillance and witness questions regarding a murder case. McCarter, Parker, and others discuss alibi details and the timing of events. A state official introduces death certificates noting no autopsies, as expert ties findings to Willie Stevens's 1926 murder arrest.

Walter R. Scott Tegmirar Inton Thang Scott Dfall Mills J. W. H. Long Somerset County Frederick Drewen Tie Willie Stevens

Local boy awarded hero medal in ceremony at St Marys

A local boy received a hero medal at a ceremony held at St Marys parsonage in the afternoon. The event honored Marree Say Bridge Street and included involvement by Father Join t he Inds father and Gotta Over a year 200 Marree brother Frannk, aged ten, who protected his brother during an incident by the water when another pulled him by the hair. Friends of the boy alerted a Hero Medal Committee, and the medal was presented by Joe of St Laurism.

St. Mary's Parsonage Marree Say- Bridge Street Moover Beloz Marree Frannk Frank Comuresign St. Lauroism Joe

Lay Keel of Freighter at Lorain

The Lorain shipyard launches the keel laying ceremony for a new freighter as part of a regional shipbuilding program. City officials, the yard manager, and several contractors attend the ceremony signaling start of construction and future employment opportunities.

Lorain

Lodger at Police Station Gives Home as England

A reader submitted fragmentary notes about a police station lodger who claimed England as his home. The text is garbled with missing names, dates, and coherent facts, making it difficult to confirm specifics or outcomes.

Lodger England

Premont-Blicla High football game moved to Friday evening

Shively announced a schedule change for the Premont Blicla High football game to Friday at three o clock to allow local fans to attend both the October battle and the Ohio Michigan game in Columbus on Saturday.

Dremont-Be Gambia Premont-Blicla Loeal Bartie Columbus Savtirrekiys

Markets and Livestock Prices From Toledo and Cleveland

Ohio and Michigan markets show mixed reports with poultry apples potatoes and beaned prices. Livestock notes list top veal steer and lamb values, cows and bulls bids, and farm goods receipts in Toledo and Cleveland markets.

Ohio Toledo Mit Lou Veal Oalves

Fingerprint dispute sparks questioning in Somerville case

A dialogue centers on possession of Willie’s fingerprints with Jeremiah McCarter insisting the prints are checked for unauthorized hands. The exchange triggers debate over who may hold the prints, amid mentions of Belgian city contrasts and a traveling American soda fountain vendor.

Willie Jeri McCarter Somerville Simpson Wes Ictelayant McCarter Cie Seocum Vender Opr

Mayor of Gly Near Herrin Turbulent Local Report

A disjointed OCR fragment references a mayor near Herrin and mentions gunfire and police inquiry. It names individuals such as George Hell and Stone and Gantt and hints at political margins, a chicane, and bills. The text is garbled with unclear actions but indicates a political incident or local unrest with police involvement.

Pajama Party 15 Case Sparks Cleveland Sue Claim

Scattered OCR reads of a Cleveland matter mention an alleged pajama party tied to a lawsuit. References include raids in November and early December, a figure named Stansbury, and a prominent local name linked to a charged event. Details remain unclear due to garbled text.

RAND Pajama Party 15

Police Arrests Reported by Department Chiefs

Police chief Gal announced arrests at a city store after complaints. The report notes officers from Warter Police arrested suspects and the department lays out timelines, with details varying in the fragments.

Sisre

Steubenville Op 15 Murdered Wan Beng Held

Unclear text fragment reports a Steubenville murder case involving Wan Beng and a 15 year old suspect. Police said a body was found and transported to a distant location. Details are garbled and contain many unreadable words.

Steubenville Wan Beng

Three Teams Tie In Big Ten Seeclarified Standings

The Big Ten football title picture remains unsettled as Michigan faces Ohio and Northwestern meets Chicago this weekend. Michigan crushed Wisconsin 37 to 0 and Northwestern 22 to 0, with Ohio in position to affect conference standings. A mechanical counter for laboratories tracks neon counts.

Pricagg Normy Michigan Ohio Mi ‘Gan Wisconsin Northwestern Ardue Chicago Iit

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