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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1927
Page
3
Vermont Governor John E Weeks broadcast a nationwide appeal for relief funds after a disastrous storm and flood. He urged timely donations to support the distressed, noting transportation disruption and cold weather while stressing authorized use of funds for immediate needs.
Two Manila city councilors sponsor a measure to revive an ordinance allowing cockpits in Manila. Roosters and related sport draw large crowds every Sunday in Manila villages, with thousands of owners and fighters. The councilors claim Manila loses thousands in license fees that could be collected with the activity.
A woman has been elected lord mayor of Liverpool with 13 other women named mayors in England and Wales. The results from over 300 communities show diverse party support including Conservatives, Liberals, Labor, and independents. The report notes future Republican party events led by Mrs. Wilma Sinclair LeVan and Armistice Day observances at Marion, Ohio.
Columbus Nov 10 The newly formed Ohio Council of Republican Women plans further organizational work at the Harding Memorial with attendees from local chapters and affiliated groups.
Robert Craig, 22, a former Western Reserve University student, shot himself in the chest at the Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity house after a college party. He was taken to Mt. Sinai hospital in grave condition. Police say he was part of a merry group celebrating the previous night and reported feeling ill before the incident.
Police said Welse was asleep when a shot rang out and Craig’s body toppled onto him. Authorities reported no indication of foul play and are investigating the sequence of events surrounding the fatal incident.
In Pittston a dynamite blast shattered the doorway of the new high school, valued at 490000, though the building seems undamaged. A stained glass window at the nearby Methodist Episcopal church was badly damaged. Investigators found dynamite under a bridge on the Laurel railroad line between Wilkes-Barre and Scranton, part of a series of mysterious blasts affecting local sites.
About two weeks before, a large candy factory building was dynamited causing consequential damage to a nearby structure in Pittston. The incident is noted as a significant blast affecting adjacent property and prompting investigation.
Police notes fragment mentions driver and detectives but details are unreadable. content appears corrupted with stray words and unclear events or dates.
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