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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1922
Page
7
Report on Hilders facing treassh charge amid wartime unrest. Also a public notice of the Lyria Elks' Binstrel Review Musical Comedy with show dates and admission price of two dollars, tickets available from members.
John D. Rockefeller agreed to pose for a speedy three second movie at his Torrington New York estate. He smiled for the photographer and even handed over a shiny dime. Three stills capture the moment as the latest cinéma vérité.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a time frame of three months leading up to a near last event. Specific names, places, and concrete actions are unclear, leaving only a vague schedule or projection from the source.
Kenneth Tothurst and about 24 attendees gathered at a Young Women group meeting in the CLT area on November 17. The evening featured musical acts from local choirs and a display of high bred canary birds that sing, with sales planned for Friday only.
A damaged OCR review touts The Unconquered Woman as a gripping drama of modern life. It highlights Doris in a lead role and praises the film’s zest, with mentions of a marquee cast and vivid city scenes in a bustling New York backdrop.
Plymouth, Eng. Nov. 17 Vizcaya Astor is sick at home from nervous strain amid her strenuous campaign. The attending physician says her condition is not serious though she is fatigued. Viscount Astor left bed to meet an International News Service correspondent and commented on political prospects noting weariness and possible early shifts in cabinet policy.
Obimina on the election Renault era hints a socialist labor triumph on the horizon. The speaker asserts a forthcoming victory shaped by labor movements and political shifts.
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