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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1925
Page
1
A chaotic clipping reports a heart attack for the English Queen Mother and notes a Chest Drive total of $57,182. It details campaign urgency, worker efforts, and pledges with references to Rev Kirby and Captain leadership amid preparations for a larger fundraising goal near $98,000.
A fatal crash leaves three dead after a speeding automobile struck a roadside barrier. Authorities investigate the incident and identify the victims while urging caution on high speed driving.
Rep Frank Reid and defense lawyers push to complete testimony in the aviation and navy department case. They demand production of stipulations covering testimony of officers now stationed at Hawaii before col Mitchell can testify, noting prosecution action is needed.
Edmund Dewhurst aged eighty four or five was reported dead this morning after an illness of about two weeks. Funeral services will be held at his Mast River Road home on Sunday afternoon at one o'clock with burial in Porte Cemetery. He lived there his entire life. A separate incident describes police responding to a prowler at Hotel Newell around 2:30 AM when an athletic burglar escaped via roof and down a pole after entering Room 209.
An exchange Telegraph dispatch from Bombay reports a cyclone in Southern India leaving about eight hundred dead and damage estimated at around 1½ million dollars. The scene is described as a terrific cyclone sweeping the region with vast destruction.
A report notes rising costs for trucking firms due to overloading and stricter road rules. It highlights a single case of increased road traffic due to overloaded lorries and calls for caution among drivers and companies to avoid penalties and safety risks.
James Howitt will be replaced as school janitor engineer by an appointee of J R Wilmot Superintendent of Buildings. The action follows standard district procedure and impacts school maintenance staffing.
Police logged a rising number of arrests at the city jail with seven inmates overnight and others registered the night before. A sign along the right of way near Elyria City jail labeled the area a lodging for bums, which authorities view as the sole conclusion for the observed population surge.
A dispatch notes Col Coolidge in a comfortable night with good spirits. The report mentions continued communication with a mountain homestead and potential last arrangements if his condition worsens. Updates reference possible rally and future actions before Congress. Police report: Billi Witter taken to headquarters after a market incident.
Fragmentary text mentions a commission rule and a notice or receipt. It references a solicitor and city communications but lacks clear names, dates, or places to anchor specifics. The readable parts suggest a public notice about rules or filings without concrete details.
John Kanser delivers annual address before trustees and delegates from Colorado Illinois Iowa Indiana Kansas Michigan Miami Missouri Minnesota Nevada Nebraska Ohio State Purdue Rutgers South Dakota Tennessee Virginia Wyoming Wisconsin West Virginia. Regents of education oversee proceedings with delivery by President Allin Waggoner.
Only fragmented text indicates Queen Alexandra was reported in danger of death with unstable wording and unclear attribution. No further coherent details or dates are readable in the source excerpt.
A jury convicts John Freeman in a robbery trial. The verdict comes after the defense challenged key evidence and prosecutors outlined the sequence of events at the scene.
Fragmentary text references a child death case and a person named Fedor. The report hints at an investigation, possible statements by Allen, and questions surrounding the child's handling after death, but details are unclear.
Good progress is being made on the Second Congregational Church with glass being pierced in the windows and plastering to begin soon.
The fragmentary text presents no clear event or identifying details to form a factual summary. It lacks names, places, dates, or organizations to anchor a proper historical item.
Fishermen faced disaster as the Sea Gull, with engines disabled, drifted toward shoal water. Rescue ships Selzer and others arrived but a shifting wind sent Sea Gull away from the danger before they could reach the vessel.
A plea to Elyria residents to support the Community Chest campaign, urging individuals to meet or exceed last year’s pledges and to avoid hindering social services. The piece frames giving as a civic duty and warns that indifference could destroy community charities. It calls on every worker to report and fulfill their part.
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