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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1924
Page
8
In Cleveland on November 26 the jury in Albert Holt's murder trial of Patrolman Michael Hahnel was to be discharged at 6 pm if no verdict was reached. Judge Kramer stated the bailiff expected a decision. reports said the jury split likely 10 to 2 for conviction versus trial, though not confirmed.
A damaged OCR snippet discusses youth and law, urging young people to seek progress in the church and to resist worldly law, with partial references to pastors and a Thanksgiving sermon. The text is garbled and names are unclear.
Bulletin reports secrecy around the battleship Texas and the unfinished Washington hull submerged in deep water. Navy circles say no further details are available amid arms talks and a sunk giant costing 35 million dollars.
A fragmentary report notes that thousands used a Joint-Base treatment called LUNBAGO for severe cases of jumbaco with female guests in attendance. The text presents unclear claims about public statements and pharma involvement.
A county Y P 6 meeting convened at St Peters church parlors with guests from Elyria South Amherst and Amherst. Theodore Hanes elected president Decker Elyria secretary Wynona Severck Lorain treasurer Margaret Schneider South Amherst. Program featured piano solos readings and songs by local members and a telegram sending group.
A village program by local Grangers at Odd Fellows hall featured an America Ladies Chorus led by Mrs. Chirkup and Mrs. Elsie Waiton, songs by Audrey Huth and Marion Ruittle. A play The Sewing Circle Meets at Mrs. Martins was staged with many society members and refreshments served.
Amherst music lovers will hear the first of a Sunday vesper series on December 1 at 4 PM in St Peter's Evangelical Church auditorium. A coordinating committee led by Mary Zelma Muth Albert Lakofski and Mrs R H Hearn oversees solos group numbers instrumental and vocal pieces with several out of town musicians joining local performers such as Strohmeier and Lakofski in a Christmas season kickoff concert.
Los Angeles reports Charles Chaplin and his wife form a new leading couple as plans for a honeymoon and film location shift unfold. The tale centers on an impending celebration with mention of travel off the Mexican coast and new productions nearing completion.
Fifteen ladies gathered at Mrs. D. B. Hitchcock’s home for a Welcome Home party. A room was decorated with farm produce shapes and an apple bearing Luft, beans forming stars, and a pyramid. Members signed a commemorative inscription for the guest.
A garbled sports style note references Haley and M O Nature in a battle described as won. The text also mentions health benefits and a product or brand with uncertain details. Indianapolis appears as a location fragment and Hales Gani MUA is cited in unclear context.
Community gatherings and visits fill the Belden area as residents attend church events, celebrate a seventieth birthday, and welcome a new baby. Belden High and Valley City basketball see the Belden girls win, while quilting circles meet and plan future socials.
Saturday afternoon November 39 features a sale of fancy articles handkerchiefs baked goods and home made candy with lunch served. Mrs Irma Gayeska ill substitute by Ars Mac Neal at La Parte school. Belden Parents Teachers Association met with health program and weight concern discussion for four children. Lorain County Beekeepers escart meeting in Elyria elected officers for the year.
Cincinnati police search for Ben Cohan 26 who died at home Monday. Annetta Kreys marries today in Columbus. Judge Henry Toultrap 7 dies from a fractured skull after being knocked down. Hamilton County auto fatality rises to 24 with Robert Bliss 52 dead. Canton arrests solve fifty house robberies and a murder case linked to Hiram Haran. Details of a four state election campaign planned for January emerge in Columbus. Crop statistics show Farr ages 5.95 and draw from last month. federal figures released.
The strike and government actions in Washington relate to a mix of World War I claims. Details were sparse, but officials indicated ongoing work to settle these war related grievances.
Reports say several villages in the Afinim Ha ay region were damaged in a major earthquake that claimed 40 lives. Other dispatches note the death of General Berenguer in the Moroccan campaign and funeral services for General Serrano as new conflicts unfold across Europe and the Americas.
Mrs H D Reynolds and Tony Elbert each drove autos in a crash at 7 30 near 237 George street with Elbert’s vehicle lightly damaged. Thomas Britt faced reckless driving charges dismissed. Britt allegedly struck Lloyd Limbauch three days earlier and settled damages. Judge Baker denied immoral conduct charges in a West Virginia district court hearing.
Fort Collins Colo Nov 26 Charles Lanecaster attempted a William Tell stunt that went wrong injuring a friend J Murphy and narrowly missing a bystander. Lanecaster was fined $60 in court today for conduct and endangering others during the incident.
Rail stocks strangle, industrials steady, bonds firm. Grain copper firm, wheat and other prices steady despite volatile trades. Forex exchange rates show little movement with a cautious market tone.
Receipts show cattle 200 and calves 300 with market activity moderate. Sheep and lambs receipts around 4000 with higher prices noted. heavy, medium, and rough stock quoted with varied demand.
The Board of Elections records list expenditures by county offices including County commissioners Henry C Delefield 61.50 Andrew Moulton 7.54 George Rroads 150.80 W B Richmond 52.70 and other offices. amounts range from none to 1153.05 for Prosecuting Attorney J A Baird with 1153.05 and 50 cents for William Hurley.
The second course session begins Monday December 1 in the high school auditorium. The grading task for the girls corsers finished Tuesday with ten teams and three tractors, reflecting the community and school efforts.
Mrs H P Tibball and daughter iderie will visit Cleveland relatives then travel to Mount Vernon to stay with Edward Ackert for Thanksgiving. Harry Lawrence of Mount Union will spend the holidays with his parents on Cunend street. J F Wilbert and family and MacGuire will share Thanksgiving with Mrs J F Persons of Cleveland. Rev W A Holley visiting from Palestine Texas attended First Congregational celebration.
A testimonial states a family faced a dire situation as illness lingered for years. A cousin recommended a simple preparation that removes tartranal mucus and eases stomach liver and intestinal ailments including appendicitis. One dose may be refunded if not helped. Available at all druggists.
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