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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1926

Page

14

Sanitation bond approvals spread across Ohio cities

Ohio voters approved bond issues totaling at least 900000 for water, sewerage, and sewage disposal upgrades in November elections. Cities including Columbus Toledo Cleveland Elyria and smaller towns backed projects for intercepting sewers treatment plants and street paving with sewer construction. Several defeats trimmed the overall bond totals, with notable close votes in Canton Yellow Springs and Hubbard.

Columbus Stz State Department of Health Toledo Cone Cleveland Daynon Elyria Hubbard Green Crooksville Iron Richmond Fern Salineville Thies Municipal Eaton Barberton Perrysburg St. Paris New Boston Amherst Attica St. Georgetown

U S England Telephone Link Planned for 1927

The International News Service reports a planned transatlantic telephone link between the United States and England for 1927. Executives from American Telephone and Telegraph acknowledge technical and cost considerations and foresee calls not limited to New York but extending to Chicago Philadelphia Atlantic City and other cities.

U.S England SOF London Project, & Company York Chicago Philipuja Atlantic City American

Antiquated Rulings Hamper Berlin Police

Berlin officials defend police work amid delays caused by outdated rulings and the long adoption process for modern models, as described by Prussian Undersecretary Dr Abege in a formal statement.

Berlin Adum Abege

Outdated ordinance hints at extortion of tips

Fragmentary OCR mentions old Tal derress ordinance and a rule about extortion of tips. Details are unclear but reference to a long-standing statute and a Sunday precept appear, with garbled names and numbers. The readable bits point to historic municipal rules on tipping practices and related penalties.

Tal Puesia

Move for Appropriate College Yells Spark Debate in Indianapolis

The Butler Collegian, student newspaper at Butler University, hosts a contentious piece urging more spirited college yells and athletic enthusiasm. The editorial calls for discretion and supports peppier, more vigorous student displays than professional protests.

Indianapolis Butler Collegian Pailer Collegian Civiliz Ney Man Eal Pier Athletic

Atlanta Merchants War on Peddlers

Local merchants advertise a campaign against peddlers labeling them a danger to the community. Notices claim peddler activity harms storefronts and urges residents to patronize established shops. The fragmented text appears to reference warnings and a call to support area businesses.

Atlanta

Mothers-in-law blamed in divorce case disputed by attorney

The attorney disputes claims that mothers-in-law cause divorces, arguing the real issues are financial strain and failed marriages. He references a new book noting couples struggle with installment plans, debt, and social pressures that destabilize households.

alan _ Qak Alfound Mr. Erbstein Tlaisa Joan Swark

Untitled fragment on marriage debt and car purchase

A damaged fragment notes a wife unable to accept her husband’s financial limits for a new pawn car with fashionable upholstery, highlighting strain over affordability and ownership.

Electric Locomotive to Haul 200 Cars in Record Test

An electric locomotive described as the largest of its kind is being built to haul 200 cars. Engineers say the engine represents a monumental achievement in electric traction as it prepares for operation along a two mile mountain grade line from Komish, Washington to the north.

Pittsburgh Cie Sul Komish Washington

Cascade tunnel opening and locomotive specs noted

Report describes the Cascade tunnel summit opening and a motor locomotive with speeds from 2 to 335 miles per hour, two cabs, 100 feet long, and weighing 71500 pounds. It runs on an 11 000 volt 25 cycle overhead trolley. Also mentions pollen isolation technique for corn breeders using a paper bar to cover a specific plant’s tassel.

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