Silent Audience Finds Humor in Buffoonery
The crowd shows no applause yet they laugh appreciatively at a lively interlude, enjoying a moment of comic relief amid the ongoing presentation.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1926
Page
21
Makes Plea to Save Life of Boy
Ernest Coulter general manager of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children asks Governor Gore of West Virginia to spare Adam Burress a 15 year old sentenced to hang for an assault on a 9 year old girl. He argues that executing a teen would be a step back to seventeenth century tactics and cites New York juvenile delinquency laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ernest K. Cauiter
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Howard Gore
West Virginia
Adam Burress
Welch
Burress
Coulter
Gore
New York State
Infants Vaccinated Against Tuberculosis in France and Britain
Washington reports Dr. B Wellle Halle of the Paris College of Medicine said infants have been successfully vaccinated against tuberculosis using BCG. He noted a mortality reduction to under one per hundred in the first year, but cautioned the vaccine is not a cure and immunity duration remains uncertain. The method relies on a weakened live germ developed through Calmette's strain over generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
B. Wellle-Halle
School For Child Welfare
College of Medicine
Paris
National Tuberculosis Association
Weile-Halle
Issa
France
Great Britain
Belgium
Sweden
Weillla- Halle
Calmette
Sitwells Cause Row With British Actors in Broadcast Dispute
In London on October 7 authorities note a standing row surrounding the Sitwell family Edith Osbert and Sacheverell who are noted critics and poets. The latest dispute involves British actors who refused to join Oshert and Edith Sitwell in broadcasting a wireless drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Sitwalls
Edith
Osbert
Sacheverell
Oshert
Edith Sitwell
Sitwellosbert and Actors Stir Anti Broadcasting Move
An Osbert Sitwell critique sparks protest as actors form an anti broadcasting group in response to Sitwells unauthorized air. The piece notes Osbert Sitwell planning a U S trip and his lifelong engagement with sports and public persona along with the Sitwell siblings’ theater controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osbert
Sitwelly
Hroadee
Sitwells
Osbert Sitwells
United States
Qeto
Lre
Rays
Oshert
Sacheverell
Extra! Film Star Now Sells Apples! Extra! Film Star Now Sells Apples!
Honeymoon trip by airplane ends the Hillsdale wedding as Mrs. Del Ya Joullards wed Leroy Davis in a ceremony attended by Miss Dorothy Titt and Fred Simmons. The couple flies to start a West South honeymoon, then plans to reside in Hillsdale where Davis works at Hillsdale Aviation School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillsdale
del Ya Joullards
Leroy Davis
Noth He Bryan
Dorothy Titt
Fred Simmons
Davis
Hillsgate Aviation School
Richwine Urges Voters on Sewage Plant Vote
Elyria voters face November 2 general election on a proposed additional tax of 1.26 mills to fund a sinking fund for bonds for a sewage disposal plant. Councilman Richwine warns failure could trigger state interference and government shutdown risks including schools and fire protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richwine
Elyria
George Richwine
Syria
Tee
State Department of
Heath
Anon Jane S
Elty
State Director of Health
I Governatnn
Riehwine
State Health Department
Black River
Ety
Gegiice BL
Gascoiene
Gascoigne
Scodene
Eiry
Bashful suitor courts girl amid awkward romance
A bashful young man pursues a romance but remains awkward in courtship. The girl grows impatient as the couple navigate the fragile dynamics of affection and social expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onc
Levin
Emerald vein remedy ad promises quick relief
An advertisement touts a claimed treatment Emerald for badly inflamed varicose veins. It urges readers to ask at drug stores for a two ounce original bottle, claims rapid improvement in days and eventual reduction of swollen veins, and asserts the product is powerful enough to heal chronic issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bette O
Csens
Amlino
T W. Phillips
Swelien
Chronicle Telegram Brief Reports
An agent-general inquiry notes minor budget concerns and a staffing update. Officials from The Chronicle telegram discuss potential changes to procurement and project timelines, with emphasis on transparency and timely communication.
Belgian Crown Prince Leopold Youngest Soldier in WWI
Crown Prince Leopold of Belgium, then 13 years old, enlisted in 1915 as a Private with King Albert present. He served with a regiment near the front, helped dig a second line of trenches under German fire, and later moved to the supply service. He would become a sergeant by armistice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Leopold
Astrid
Sweden
Albert
Ike
Prince
Weird Chinese Plays Weary to Foreigners in Boston
Boston’s only Chinese theatre draws steady patrons though largely unknown to white residents. An eight piece orchestra, exotic robes, and long sung monologues shape the night as actors perform ancient drama with pantomime and staged rituals while vendors offer dried pork and lichee nuts late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Walcess
Moa Oarter
Planes reduce plague threat for Alaskans
Fairbanks dispatch notes commercial aviation cutting epidemic risk in rural Alaska. Twenty five airfields will be built this winter with territorial funds, opening vast interior regions from Fort Yukon to Nome. Rail and water reach Fairbanks in nine days from Seattle, aiding transport to mining camps and trading posts inaccessible in summer. winter dog teams remain a mode of travel. Farmers abandon wheat planting due to persistent rain, leaving fields half prepared and planting overdue by two weeks.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Nome
Seattle
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