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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1923
Page
9
In Veland on November 27 three bandits entered the German dray goods store and forced the proprietor to safety guarding him as they seized 3000 dollars in two diamond rings and escaped.
Columbus will shift from central to eastern standard time on November 30 as required by a municipal ordinance unless overridden by federal action. Antonio mio of Marion, after five years in prison for murder, was pardoned by Governor Donahey this morning.
An advertisement touts Stuart's Calum Wafers as a facial treatment to remove pimples and refine the skin. It argues waste products travel from the skin to the blood and that the Calcium in the wafers aids the body, promising a rose tint and clearer complexions with a 40 cent box from druggists.
Ohio brief reports list Cleveland city manager candidates including Henry M. Waite and Arthur B. Morgan as council members elect set a Monday deadline for written nominations.
Mrs. Frank Me.Alister of 515 W Third St reports relief from back and kidney pain using Doan’s Kidney Pills. She notes family members also benefited and says she always buys Doan’s at Ebert’s Drug Store.
Governor General Leonard Wood veto override sends the bill remitting penalties for nonpayment of land taxes to the House for concurrence after Senate approval. The measure is a Quezon backed pet bill and targets penalities under land tax law.
John O'Brien died at his Murray Ridge home this morning at 7:30. He was seventy five. His body was taken to Sudro Funeral Home. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
Steady forenoon trading on the New York Stock Exchange with minimal changes. Oil shares showed buying and profit taking, while railroads and steels remained mostly steady with small fractional moves. notable early gains included United States Steel and American Locomotive, with oils like Standard Oil and Cosden edging higher amid active trading.
Mrs Hattie M Marvin of Ridgeville aged fifty three years ten months and nine days died at her home on Station Road Ridgeville after sixteen months of illness. Survived by husband Frank Marvin and nine children and fifteen grandchildren. Funeral from her home at 1 30 then at Ridgeville Congregational Church with burial in Ridgeville Cemetery. Rev Young officiating.
CLEVELAND LIVESTOCK CATTLE receipts 300, market steady. CALVES receipts 200, market 50c higher top 12.00. SHEEP AND LAMBS receipts 1000, market 25 higher, top 13.25. HOGS receipts 3000, markets 10 20 lower. Mixed and heavies mid quality noted. roughs at 6.25, stags 4.50. CHICAGO grain opened mildly irregular with various shifts. opening prices listed for wheat corn oats. Liberty bonds opened with minor changes across series.
A northeast New York Central freight derailment near Hoffman Buckled tracks and scattered about a dozen cars, tying up three lines for hours. In Oklahoma City the legislature prepared for further debate as clashes between Klan and anti Klan factions intensified with expected final action.
A five generation Adams family in Orwin Pennsylvania draws interest as four generations plus a fifth member span the family line. Elders named Adams trace roots to early settlement in the Schuylkill valley.
Edna Wallace Hopper claims she achieved lasting youth and beauty using a refined White Youth Clay, Youth Cream, Facial Youth, and Hair Youth with prices from 60 cents to $1. She urges readers to try these products, detailing benefits for skin and hair and noting her professional ties and current engagements.
Afternoon Club members gathered at Mrs. W. R. Wean’s home in Wellington on Monday afternoon. Dr J C Hannah of Oberlin delivered a lecture on European Conditions Today. In Brighton, Lo seff's Russian Orchestral Quartet performed at the Congregational church, drawing a full house and delighting Brighton school children.
Mr and Mrs Harry Van Valkenburg visited over the weekend with Mrs Van Valkenburgs parents in Wellington. The brief social item notes their stay and family hospitality in the local society column.
James H. Allen, long tormented by rheumatism, claims to have dissolved uric acid deposits in joints and muscles with a self developed remedy named Allearchy. He says physicians aided him, and he offers a money back guarantee if the first pint bottle fails to prove recovery.
Washington dispatch notes a likely presidential step to commute or pardon the six day sentence of New York Comptroller Charles L. Craig within hours. London reports the British political campaign has begun as of November 27.
A report states Premier Stanly Baldwin will resign if his parliamentary majority cannot back his tariff policy. Also Henry Ford and Detroit, Toledo and Ironton officials will answer a subpoena over possible consolidation with Pere Marquette. Separate item notes fashion trends and a Newark speeding arrest roundup.
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