24 Nov 1926
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1926
Page
1
Queen Hastent completes return voyage amid a disrupted European tour. Royal party including her son and daughter faced delays as pre week activities affected travel. The group reached New York as the voyage shortened by unforeseen events.
Fragmented OCR shows multiple team numbers and prices with unclear labels. Names and entities are partially readable, including various company mentions and financial figures, but the overall context and event are obscured by garbled text.
The Union Thanksgiving service at First Congregational Church starts tomorrow at nine o'clock with two offerings to the Cedmuntts Chest Fund. Florence Webber and Rev J M Feeder preside as F M Smythe of the committee honors workers and praises efforts that built character and community support.
A reader from Worth Street recounts relief after suffering headaches and dizziness from overwork. After one bottle of Dr. Pierce's Prescription, she used a second and third bottle and reports improvement, rosy cheeks, and regained health.
The annual charity fund in Cleveland raised a record amount of 4,445,0090 dollars with a surge of one cent per contributor. Donations increased by one cent from last year, funding meals and soup for the poor, though rising costs may curb future aid. The fund was led by efforts from Mather and supporters across the community.
In a public address, council members extol Moise’s leadership and urge supporters to reflect on past praise while recognizing the ongoing CD campaign. Mentions individuals Webber Hausford and Karl Pioch involved in organizing a 6th district event and presenting a Preamp with caplessin tan as a token of appreciation.
Fragmentary OCR shows a list of people including Dillon, Snyder, James McCarvel, John Q Ham, Albert Mor Webber, and others with scattered references to March 2009 and employment details. No coherent event or context is recoverable from the readable text.
An early report notes a crash on East Yover Street where Pursch smashed the left rear fender of the Thomas vehicle during a chase. Police are investigating the incident and the fate of those involved remains unclear.
City firefighters hunted rabbits this morning to garnish a big Thanksgiving meal at Station No 1. They hope no fire alarm interrupts their feast tomorrow as they prepare to celebrate with a grateful community.
The report outlines courtroom actions in a murder case involving Hall Mills, detailing the defendant Willie’s testimony and the prosecution’s line. It notes delays and adjournments, a sheriff commission, and postponed trials including Kimives Fehina and Andrew Winder amid ongoing legal proceedings.
An article fragment reports heated discussion over a proposed new ordinance or measures. Citizens and business groups are said to be split, with experts noting potential delays and peaceable outcomes depending on participation. The piece mentions a pamphlet distributed by the board of trade and references milk regulation debates and scientific arguments.
An advertisement fragment claims a man avoided surgery after trying a preparation named MAYA, described as harmless and capable of curing various stomach and digestive ailments. The text promotes a federal refund policy if unsatisfied and mentions doctors suggesting wall stones and operations.
Lorain police arrest 22 year old Lorea Herman of 1757 Oberha Street after a week long manhunt. He confessed to dozens of home burglaries over the past year admitting how he broke in at night and sold loot including a diamond ring valued at over 700 dollars. Authorities recovered some items and prepared warrants for additional suspects as Herman faces local court.
A Hudson River collision left two vessels disabled but afloat. Passengers evacuated to shore as crews worked to patch damage and determine injuries, with many travelers headed toward Peekskill and upstate New York.
The post installs Earl Gre tal as commander and names Howard Van Arsdale as chairman of Programs. Carl Wolfe appointed temporary chairman to organize an orchestra. Coming year plans include a strong post with new horn community activities and a successful memorial day program.
Neighbors of Fall discuss a ranch deal tied to a lease and a cash agreement of 915,500. The trial centered on alleged bribery and influence involving a former interior secretary and two Haber ghdors in New Mexico.
The article notes a Thanksgiving meal planned for prisoners with items such as chicken, mashed potatoes, bread and butter, and apple sauce. It mentions uncertain details about aid or who will help serve.
Fragmented OCR item lists multiple radio programs and acts across Baltimore Pittsburgh and Maine. It mentions The Pilgrims of 52007, The Bonkers Lite Trio, and several stations including WOY WR Adepta and WHO. The garbled text references different showtimes and performers.
The fragment notes a radio listing featuring Mozart Quintet and a program for Friday on WReE in Washington DC with unclear timing and next year reference.
Oberlin College band members practice for an upcoming function with Jacek Waintright directing. The group has appeared at many college events, while Mrs. Kenrys Pfam attends a jury datyoaim Eisvire and Pythian sisters attend a convention in Fra ment. Mrs. Richardson of Barkeo, Wis., visits Oberlin after forty two years, with relatives from Hind and Toledo also visiting.
In Ohio the governor’s clemency board pardoned three inmates. One ex-major from Hocking County avoided a long sentence after services, while another life prisoner in 1921 was released with restitution. A third offender, held since 1919, had his sentence reduced and paroled after a governor’s mercy action.
Washington reports a diplomatic standstill as the United States and Mexico grapple over the Newland and Petroleum laws. Officials warn the dispute endangers relations and threaten American interests, with congressional addresses and ongoing high level talks reflecting deep tension.
A garbled markets item lists prices and items across poultry, eggs, oil, potatoes, tea, and wheat segments. It mentions trades, transfers, and various price-like figures amid disrupted OCR text, with scattered references to ducks, oats, barley, and corn indicating a chaotic market brief.
An advertisement claims Hills cold remedy provides a rapid, complete cure. It asserts the tablet stops the congestion fever and then cleanses the system with a strong effect. The copy urges not to delay and highlights original high price as proof of value.
An event notes chapel exercises held at the high school with brief remarks by the president and attendees. The record mentions morning program timing and a market steady scene as part of the day’s proceedings.
A neighborhood retailer unveils a toy department featuring Madame Hendren models, character plays, and games. Kenneth Bovlan Boelan promotes exclusive national accessories with a special Friday opening aimed at children who can browse freely all day.
Fragmentary report from Vienna notes Queen Marie of Adumani pursuing ambitions to rule as regent or empress. The brief mentions political tension and potential refusals related to a royal marriage or alliance, with unclear dates and sources.
Merchants arranged to purchase wreaths and trees to decorate the city. A committee reported on preparations and related matters, noting items needed and costs under review.
Partial OCR notes show a person named Jenkins arriving in Los Angeles. The text references a term resident and a person called Hiame associated with a cometers location. Details are fragmented and unclear.
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