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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1925
Page
1
In Clarkesburg West Virginia during a violent rain storm a Baltimore and Ohio local train collided with a bakery truck driven by George resulting in the death of 36 year old L Metatosh of Crafton and serious injuries to Elwood George SLI who was hospitalized with undetermined prognosis.
The court heard comments linked to bias claims during the trial as Reid accepts his apology. Tribunals weigh the remarks while noting the overall conduct of the session. A Friday hearing followed with observers remarking on decorum and fairness.
The German delegation sails for London to sign Locarno agreements. President Hindenburg may invite Herr Luther to reform the cabinet after the expected resignation announced by the chancellor. A murder conviction case appears tied to a separate court motion set for December 5.
B G Burt 42 of Jamestown established a claimed world record by playing piano for over two hours in Jamestown on November 28. The event drew Camilla Banda who dropped out after 52 outs and 15 minutes of performance noted in the report.
Federal investigators begin a sweep into permits held by drugstores and other outlets for liquor sales under Prohibition. Thousands of licenses may be revoked as probes target how whiskey reached retail, with druggists possibly required to report monthly purchases and recipients.
Noted speaker, a woman jurist, will address a Methodist church gathering this Sunday. The article notes she has delivered addresses across the country and is widely recognized for her contributions.
Nov 26 Ira Marshall of Hardin County is credited by the State University extension department with 1 800 bushels of corn from 10 acres, a claim tied to the world's record by W H Gilmore of Licking County three years earlier. A Lorain court hears a divorce suit as Emil De Pasquate sues wife Adeline for extreme cruelty.
Authorities say five alleged accomplices connected to a bombing plot were jailed on bonds totaling 120 000 dollars each. Names cited include Joseph Sangerman a businessman and attorney Robert E. sions. The case centers on mischief and damaged property from improvised bombs in a middate incident.
Nov 28 report states Edna Tinney of Baldwin was granted an interterm decree of divorce from Frank Tinney, the blackface comedian. She received $200 weekly support for herself and her son Frank Jr., and custody of the child was awarded to her.
Mrs Sally Atkins colored says she shot Henry Atkins in self defense. Husband released the woman. Henry died Tuesday in Columbus. The robbery case against Brielle Br ielle concluded yesterday and will be resumed Monday with possible amendments before submission.
Queen Alexandra laid to rest in St George's Chapel Windsor alongside Tudor and Stuart monarchs and Hanoverian kings. The funeral marked a solemn royal farewell with the Dean of Windsor officiating and Beefeaters guarding the private ceremony after Westminster Abbey homage. The cortege traveled from St James's Palace to Windsor, passing the medieval Barbican Gate as the royal family mourned their matriarch in a somber homecoming.
Aristide Briand today formed his new French cabinet for his eighth term as premier. He will present the lineup to President Doumergue this afternoon with Briand as Premier and Foreign Minister. Other ministers include Louis Loucher Finance Camille Chantein Interior Rene Renould Justice Daniel Vincent Commerce Painleve War Durafour Labor Leon Perrier Colonies.
Morocco Nov 28 reports the Kiffs launched a fierce assault on French troops at Ali Bow Rekba. Tribesmen reportedly repulsed with heavy casualties. battle outcome remains uncertain. Also: Sheriff Underhill and Officer Crehan arrested George H. Richards of Toledo on a statutory offense charge. He pleaded not guilty and remains bound at 1,600. Hearing set for Thursday.
Memorial hospital treated two emergency patients in recent hours. Mrs Mary Vader of Stop 3 injured second finger in a punch press at Superior Metal Products. Evelyn Thompson of 7 Tannery street suffered a back burn when her clothing caught fire from a heater. The injury is not life threatening. The Highway Construction Co filed suit against Alpha Portland Cement Co seeking judgment for 1940 dollars on 19 400 sacks of cement sold.
Chapman facing a federal plea at Hartford in a mail robbery case. His attorney seeks to avoid a death house transfer and keep him in state custody while a measure involving Edwin Thomas and pardons is discussed. He is to appear next Monday morning to argue why he should be allowed to serve his twenty five year term in Atlanta.
Death of 76 year old Bleser at Clere Howling due to heart attack. Survived by wife Gertrude and six children. Funeral at church in North day morning at 9 30. Separate notice for Miss Fanny Cary with Christian Science service at Jenkins Funeral Home Monday morning at ten. Burial in Elviva cemetery. Mayor Brown may veto salary cut proposal tonight.
In Harrisburg Pennsylvania Governor Pinchot seeks a definite settlement on resuming anthracite coal mining. A thirty two member miners committee will represent the miners at the talks, while Major Inglis for the operators aims to involve all elsewhere. Short notice may hinder attendance.
Captain Alfred W Johnson retired assistant chief of the Bureau of Aeronautics testified at hearings on alleged cuts in Navy pictures. He was questioned closely as a witness in the court martial against Col Willis.
Two men from Cleveland described as motion picture producers were held in Chicago pending inquiry into whether a private screening of a film titled Racy displayed to two Chicago girls caused a fire. The film allegedly showed a young woman projected on a sheet. Police intervened as they entered the apartment.
Police nab a man after a drinking party devolved into violence injuring a woman who was struck in the head. The incident began at a party and spilled onto the sidewalk with a reported slash and melee.
In New York on November 28 nine people, three women and six men, were injured when a wall collapsed at a cabaret known as the Pickwick Club. Police said the disaster occurred after many patrons had left, and the first responders noted the scene as chaotic with a collapsed beam and dancing crowds. Nearby Morristown reports a soldier’s cart and cap found near Stillwater Creek, signaling another wartime tragedy.
In Austin, reports say Miriam A. Ferguson faces pressure while James E. Ferguson acts as de facto governor. A possible special session remains uncertain as legislators issue ultimatums and await a mansion statement. The Travis County grand jury also awaits results from a probe into high level affairs.
Unclear OCR text reports a violent incident in Williams burg involving a wife and her mother. One account mentions a porch, injuries, and a fire with unknown cause. Names cited include Jon Wyo Wilson and Joseph, connected to the affected families.
An unclear report notes McManus and several witnesses as a sedan inquiry and censor number are discussed. Details are fragmentary but suggest a local incident or legal matter under review by authorities.
District police scoured Shawaheen for an armed bandit who stole a car. Patrolman Robert Black was killed near the town hall in a duel. The bandit, believed wounded, was cornered in marshland behind the town. Separate court actions include suits filed by Ma Glough and William Seb against others for debts and damages. Drunken driver fined. Lorain judge charged with intoxication.
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