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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1923
Page
10
Columbus man J J Snyder reported his new car damaged by a boiler fire that scorched clothes and filled the home with smoke. Firefighters arrived, but a collision with the truck ended the incident with the coupe ruined and no actual blaze found.
Oberlin rent over the top fund drive reports a total of 141202.06 pledged by November 30. The Oberlin in the drive was a grand pledge to the college by faculty and students, with residents and townspeople promising about 158000 in all.
Oberlin notes report a Thanksgiving dance by the Oberlin Kindergarten Training School at May Cottage with Puritan punch intermission. Various residents and visitors including Atty Warren Thomas and family, Lee Miller, and Eugene Phelps are listed with weekend plans and gatherings around Oberlin and nearby towns.
A Bethesda man was abducted from a car by a group threatening humiliation over pursuing a local woman, while the woman was escorted home. In Barnesville, Louis J. Taber, ex-resident now in Columbus, becomes the second Belmont County man named master of the National Grange.
The International Typographical Union traces its origin to 1852 when it was established by printers seeking union representation. The organization grew to unify trades across regions, shaping labor standards and collective bargaining in the printing industry.
The United States maintains more than two thirds of the world’s gold in reserve, reflecting its dominant position in global precious metals holdings and monetary stability.
Nov 30 report from Berlin describes a serious accident on Lorain street when a motorist, driving a load of sol pounds, struck a carriage behind a horse near Henrietta. The impact broke the yoke and left the horse badly bruised while the driver, Wm Gerber, and others sustained injuries.
Mrs. Neal Wyatt Chapline, from Lansing, Mich., pushes a shoppers rest room in Defiance with backing from local businessmen. In Bucyrus Milton R Lewis marks 76th birthday while wife and partner recover from appendicitis operations in hospital. Ohio State students await an outlaw magazine rumored to be named Gadfly Lash or Cauldron with speculation on mercenary aims.
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