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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1924
Page
13
Governor Donahey issues a proclamation denouncing unlawful carrying of weapons and unlawful assumption of police powers by unauthorized persons and groups. Prosecuting Attorney Lawrence Webber has received the copy dated November 21. The document calls on heads of state police bodies to combat these violations vigorously.
Governor Vic Donahey directs sheriffs chiefs of police and all officers to vigorously combat unlawful gun use and arrests by unlicensed carriers amid widespread reports of rural police associations and detective groups misinterpreting laws and issuing false security. The attorney general has ruled such carrying illegal unless properly deputized, yet many act in good faith under mistaken authority. Citizens are urged to cooperate with officials to enforce the laws.
The document notes the governor Sigred Wie Donahey affixing the state seal in Columbus on November 21 1924 marking a formal retirement or official act. It also mentions market prices for Florida sponges once ten cents a pound now over six dollars, and a note on young mussels attaching as parasites until forming shells.
The subject was widely regarded as the era’s leading prima donna. Born in Austria to a Scottish father and a Spanish mother, she received her early education in her homeland before pursuing a celebrated operatic career.
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a two fold remedy for chronic coughs and colds. It claims creosote soothes inflamed membranes and kills germs, with a formula absorbed to target lung troubles, bronchitis and asthma. Money back if not effective after following directions.
The source notes Balbourne chose her professional name from a city she visited, and mentions London as having a woman blacksmith and a female bricklayer.
A partial line mentions reaching 75 years and a half area with a 45 cres for growth linked to Rhee and Anette, suggesting an incomplete report of ages, areas, and a named individual or factor.
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