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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1921
Page
1
Readable fragments show identifiers Ojo and numbers 0 0 4 0. The text includes names Toney Barnes Snyder and an unclear sequence of digits and marks. Context and full details are not present in the readable portion.
In a tight Newark or New York era game, the Yankees and Giants exchange late drama. Meusel and Frisch star with multiple hits, runs score on walks and timely hits, while pitching shifts methodically with Quinn and Shawkey both delivering stoppage moments. Garcia?
In a high yardage rally the Giants chase Quinn from the mound as Frisch Young and Meusel drive runs. Snyder hits four, Burns and Bancroft contribute, and Ruth watches from the plate as the Yankees concede eight runs in a frenzied inning.
Chicago hosts a prospective peace conference on railroad disputes set for October 14 with 150 railroad executives and 600 railway union general chairmen expected. The gathering aims to shape union strike plans as vote tallies near completion and leaders weigh industrial action.
Scoring none in the inning as McNally battled and Schang was tagged out on a attempted double. Quinn and Miller struck out. Burns tripled but Meusel could not prevent the Giants from failing to push runs across. Bancroft and Frisch both struck out.
In a scoreless first inning the Yankees strand a runner with Pipp out and McNally fanning. Kelly and Barnes combine for a fine double play at first. Snyder singles for the Giants, then Barnes and Quinn turn a double play as Burns and Bancroft see action. Frisch opens for the Giants with a single as the crowd roars, while Ward and others keep the ballgame tight and scoreless through the early frame.
In a baseball recap the Giants defeated the Yankees 13 to 9. Key events include Devore up Ball 1 high foul strike 1 and Rawlings to Kelly. Miller fouled out and Frisch to Kelly as the Giants clinched the win.
London October 7 The English delegation to the Irish peace conference was announced with Premier Ulyd George Austen Chamberlain Lord Birkenhead Colonial Secretary Winston Church Wi Str Lamington Worthington Evans and Sir Hamas Greenwood Sir Gorion Hewart to act as consultants on constitutional matters.
Akron Ohio reports a predicted revival of the rubber industry by November 1 based on surveys of four large plants. Goodyear Goodrich Firestone and Mason Company officials foresee increased business by year’s start with stock replenishment and rising tire demand due to ongoing motoring interest.
Sheriff Backus and Douty Fay took Sam Lamon and wife Elaine Lamon along with Frank Mayo to Cleveland for deportation to federal authorities. Lamon, a Rommanian, and Elaine, a Spaniard born in the U S, face charges of operating an immoral house in Lorain. Mayo, a Hungarian, has a wife and three children in poverty here. The family bid the father farewell as the deportation proceeded.
A five story Broadway blaze near City Hall Park knocked out fifteen firemen injuring two seriously. The fire caused 1100,000 in damage while Broadway traffic halted for hours as onlookers crowded City Hall Park amid smoke near federal and Woolworth buildings. Charles Tennessy and John Browleden were rescued after nearly drowning in cellar water, others were overcome but returned to duty.
Depositions filed in the court of common pleas for the J. A. Cook versus C. E Van Deusin city solicitor nomination contest in Lorain. Names listed include L IL Corthel FE FE Snersy GQ S. Sax on F A. Stetson Wm. McAlister and D. A. Cook. Court yet undecided on a hearing date.
Berlin reports Germany 13 prepared to enter a separate agreement with Great Britain similar to the Franco German trade pact just signed by Walter Rathenau and Louis Louche at Wiesbaden. Chancellor Wirth welcomed the Wiesbaden agreement and denied that France had opposed the negotiations.
Mrs John J Fessenmeier a wealthy widow fatally hanged herself this morning. She was found in a garage at the rear of the Fressenmeier home. Sister in law of Michael Fessenmeier former Cumberland Md brewer she owned a local packing plant and had other large interests.
A bread price war erupts as Cleveland wholesale bakers drop to 6c and 9c per loaf amid claims Elyria and other small bakers have quietly undercut to 9c or 10c. Local grocers and drivers report inconsistent pricing while unions and officials debate unemployment and market stability.
A mobile column of the Suffolk regiment clashed with Moplah rebels near Mannarakat. The India Office announced a death toll of 140 or 50 rebels and 1410 others reported killed in action.
Huntington mayor Campbell announced that newspapers cannot use automatic scoreboards or megapho ny to publish results on Sundays. He called Huntington the tightest town in America outside Zion and said there will be no sale of cigarettes or soft drinks on Sundays.
Judge Redington denied parole for Alex Zulda convicted of illicit liquor manufacture. Fined 690 and costs, he remains jailed after two months unable to pay. Attacker argued for sentence reduction to support his child, but court kept him jailed until completion of time and potential reform.
Deputy Sheriff Steve Cote investigated a Ridgeville garage theft after a break in at the center entrance and office. A safe was emptied of money and the burglar fled with auto supplies, leaving no clues to identification.
An editor notes the burial of a 19 year old Westeyan University freshman in Marton. The incident followed a conflict between freshmen and sophomores. An earlier report mentions a student from Deiawa, and the death occurred Wednesday night at the parents’ home after a period of illness.
Chaotic OCR fragment mentions Atlanta start, New York figure Marion Hollina, a Senate recall, and a Sunday deal. Mentions Chris and Canatry chair with unclear races and matchups. Details are incomplete and names unreliable.
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