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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1926

Page

2

Muskingum poised for Ohio Conference title run

Cleveland reports previewing Muskingum’s strong showing in the Ohio Conference with a string of recent victories and a key clash against Denison. Other league games loom as Wooster Oberlin and Mount Union chase gains, while Marietta eyes a comeback as Ohio Wesleyan and Miami loom.

Cleveland Muskingum Ohio Magrete Denisoy New Concord Big Red Case Miami Wooster Marietta Fa Coz Lang Kenxon Muskisgum Oberlin Roysi Oberlis Mr. Union Wooc Hansbury Flemingaut Burr Shoud Akron Mt. Union Wittenberg J Qhio Westero Reserve Ohio Weteran West Bellshoved Red Blac Laocke Berea Paldwin-Wallac Scientib Cese Oberiin Beliwin-Wallac Amd Cincinnati Lutherens Wrs Cinaud Otterbein Hiram Tod Tiram Otterbein

Glass edges salvage notice in West Street shop

A damaged OCR note shows a shop on West Street advertising glass edge grinding and pane polishing services. It mentions standard mirror plating and glass edges, with garbled references to a person and timing. The snippet implies a local business offering glass finishing.

Saocth Jr Han West St

Army Notre Dame clash draws crowd despite uncertainties

Reported confusion over attendance for the Army Notre Dame game, with notes suggesting thousands may miss the showdown. Details are unclear due to fragmented text, but excitement around the matchup remains high and discussions of weather and venue influence persist.

Geneva College Eleven May Go to Jacksonville

Geneva College officials said the varsity basketball team may travel to Jacksonville Florida for a New Years Day game. The trip depended on arranging a Denver promoter and Rocky Mountain conference outcomes.

Geneva College Jacksonville Ver Falls Papecrs Loniaa Mesul- Jia On Vile Fla Denver College Oficials Colorado Gate Florida Jaesthay &Or

Rockne Says Notre Dame Faces Tough Army Test

Notre Dame coach Knute Rockne warned that Army is very strong and that the Irish must play near perfection next Saturday to win. Campus signs appeared urging “Beat the Army” as students welcomed the coach’s return to campus amid a heated buildup.

Notre Dame Ind Army Dar Kaute Rockne Man Runhet

Ladies Day Sparks Debate at Pacific Coast League Event

A fragmented report notes talk of free admission for women at a Pacific Coast League gathering, contrasting with other clubs offering free or limited days. It cites Women present, audience reactions, and concerns about pennant race impact, referencing figures and a quote about carrying coals to Newcastle in a wartime style illustration.

San Branto Hawer Feies

Betting Craze Grips New York City

New York, November 9. New Yorkers flood into gambling, betting on football and even the weather. Lottery schemes proliferate with hundreds of thousands of tickets and complex draws. Peddlers spread across buildings, factories, and streets, offering numerous lotteries with varied prizes and commissions. The piece discusses methods, odds, and social reach of the betting boom.

New York York

Michigan schedules three big games for next season

Ann Arbor, Mich November 9 Three major games for the 1927 football season have been set at the University of Michigan. Ohio State will dedicate the mammoth new Wolverne Stadium on October 22 Navy will visit on November 12 and Minnesota will close the season on November 21. Fielding H Yost will attend the conference meeting in Chicago November 27 to pursue another home conference game.

Ann Ardor Mich University of Michigan Ohio State Wolverne Navy Minnesota Geach H. Yost Chicago

Tex to Build New Arena in Jersey City Site

New York, Nov 9. Plans move ahead for a modern arena on Boyle’s thirty acres in Jersey City. Tex Richard contemplates the construction as Chicago fights club and Detroit lease activity continue. Estimated cost about 1.5 million dollars.

New York Chicago Petroit Tex Richard Boyle

Racing events today across Maryland and Philadelphia circuits

Sporting schedule lists Pimlllen Maryland Jockey Club meeting and Fairmount Jockey Club at Collinsbills. National pocket billiard championship convenes in Philadelphia. New England Cocker Spaniel Breeders Club holds bench show in Boston.

Maryland Jockey Club Pimllen Fairmount Jockey Club Collinsbills Philadelphia New England Cocker Spaniel Breeders’ Club Boston

Hunting Season Opens Monday November 15

The hunting season begins Monday November 15 with sportsmen preparing guns and ammunition. The season permits shooting rabbits pheasants grouse and other species. Rabbit unit is ten per day. hunters must carry required gear and avoid areas with no hunting signs.

Boxing Roundup of Wins Across U S Cities

In New York Sammy Vogel won a ten round decision over Billy White of Jersey City. Charley Goodman defeated Bobby Garcia on a foul in round five. In Philadelphia Tommy Herman beat Mike Ballerino over ten rounds, and Al Gordon defeated Basil Galiano. Jimmy Richardson stopped Gene Marratti in the second round in Atlantic City. Vincent Forgione decisioned Rock Smith in eight rounds in Atlantic City. Billy Petro le knocked out Billy Pollock in Fargo. Al Conway won a newspaper decision over Big Key per in Pear Falls. George Balduc beat Dick Dixon in a Canada versus Texas newspaper decision. Jimmy Maloney KO'd Tony Stabenwu in Buffalo. George Godfrey KO'd Larry Gains in Philadelphia. Dacy Kramer defeated Lew McFarland in Harrisburg. Red Herring beat Johnny Saxon in Troy in twelve rounds. Benny Schwartz defeated Eddie O'Dowd in Baltimore in twelve rounds. William Davies beat Jimmy Savers in Chicago over ten rounds.

New York Sammy Vogel Billy White Jersey City Charley Goodman Brooklyn Bobby Garcia Baltimore Philadelphia Tommy Herman Mike Ballerino Havenne XN. J al Gordon Basil Galiano New Orleans Jimmy Richardson Altoona Gene Marratti Atlantic City Xewame N. J Billy Petrole Fargo N. BD Billy Pollock Scranton al Conway Newark Big Keyper Pates George Balduc Canada Dick Dixon Fort Worth Texas Bucffaio Jimmy Maloney Boston Tony Stabenwu Buffalo George Godfrey Phiiladelphia Larry Gains Toronto

Notes of Big Grid Teams West Point prepares for Notre Dame game

West Point coaches schedule a stiff practice focused on stopping Notre Dame’s forward pass. In New York Columbia drills to improve offense against Penn and notes Mike Sestt’s return as a star lineman. Philadelphia sees Scull and Waasconson’s backs limited due to injuries as two hard scrimmages loom. Princeton readies for Yale after Harvard contest left many hurt, Yale fields Jeaeth at right half with others returning. New Haven Yale staff plans another full workout as searchlights illuminate the stadium towers for extra practice.

Federal Reserve Bank Kame Tag Tem New Haven Yale Princeton Jeaeth Jack

Demand for Diamonds Rivals the 49 Gold Rush

London reports a sharp price rise for refined diamonds with a 10 to 15 percent increase over last year as continental demand boosts activity amid currency fluctuations. Buyers in Germany, Netherlands, Belgium, and France surge, while London and Antwerp merchants reap gains. A German museum showcases the world’s oldest wine vintage in a Roman era flask found in Snyder. The fragmentary text notes honey wine and ancient storage.

London Viamenus Paris Antwerp Sterdam

Forests of Eaton Home of Indians Many Years Ago

The Eaton township origins trace to Holbrook leaders and early settlers from Connecticut. It recalls abundant timber, drained swamps, and ridges. families like Wilmot, Morgan, Chapin, and Chapman built homesteads, endured fires, and endured 1812 service. Indigenous bands wintered at Butternut ridge, with figures such as God Flint and Yellow Jacket. Churches formed 1830s with Catholics Methodists and Congregationalists. Mormon foothold in “The Island” era. first school taught 1819. town center organized 1834 with a new frame house in 1842. Eaton remains a farming community with cheese factories and sawmills in its past.

Eaton Towpship Dantel Holbrook Caleb Atwater Turhend Kirland Holbrook Silas Wilmot Pate Morgan Ira B. Morgan Watersbury Conn Burtermie Ridge Wilmot Chipf Hubyard Andrabule County Louisa Bropson Columbia Wilmot’s Turst F. Chapiman Erle B. Chapyman Elytria Connecticut Cheneango Lydia Andress Ashtabula Ridgeville LaPorte Heer Queenstown Sandusky Butternut Ridge Flint Tobago Silver Heels Yellow Jacket Bill Herrin Seneca John Jos Seneca Litttle Billy Chapman Bill Harris Harlets Harris Canada Jeremiah Hance Butternut Grafton Henry J. Phillips Joute Belpros Cuyahoga Counts Sepersta Catholica Stephenson Hurke Cleveland Storney Salt Lake City Butternur Ridge Phineas John Jean Carlisle Adoul

Claimants After Webber Estate In Merthyr Tydfil

In Merthyr Tydfil Wales descendants led by Mrs Clara de Schmitz press a claim to a legendary Webber fortune. They cite documents and seek shares in a vast supposed estate. The Public Trustee has dismissed such claims as mythical, while inquiries spread among Britons and Americans.

Merthyr Tydvll Wales Great Britain Webber Clara de Schihiy Lavina Underwood Merthyr Tydil Woodman Hugby Ramney Cirenceater de Schmitz Caracas Underwood William Webber_ Claiimonts Britain United States New York Foreign Office Lan Puttox

Real Estate Transfers Listed For Several Parcels

Real estate transfers show George A Lang to John Eckhardt ten acres at Eaton for 10. John Eckhardt to Hortense Fraser seventy five acres on Island Road in Baton for 10. Hoffman Heater Co and The American Crucible Co with lots 152 to 166 listed. Perkins Trustees ad to Lorain for 10. Bertha Zurcher and others to Ernest Gauman about 73.24 acres in Russel for 7,500.

George A. Lang John Eckhardt Ifty Acres Eaton Hortense Fraser Island Road Hoffman Heater Co the American Crucible Co Perkins Bertha Zurcher Ernest Gauman Rres

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