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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1924
Page
4
A ten man gang stole $85 900 in Guckenheimer whiskey from a Pittsburgh distillery warehouse. They bound guards and escaped with two cars, carrying liquor to Freeport before police halted two suspects. Investigations named C. J. McLonsin and McTraghlin as figures in the case.
Unclear text describes disease and gas related effects with references to Jo-Vex and Phi Tecencu labora gist's Uo., mentioning a simple cap and rewards for reports. Details are fragmented and several terms appear garbled or invented.
At Niagara Falls New York on October 17 Thomas Riley a falls guide pulled a body from the river near the falls after a sightseer reportedly rushed toward the edge. Rescue teams planned to haul the corpse ashore with a basket and rock platform as the search continued for others believed missing.
A court ordered payment to a caregiver or guardian and seized most of the furniture from two individuals involved in a child welfare dispute. The text references a gardener and a place or person named Van Arsiale, with attention to the well being of the children and the resolution of the furniture dispute.
The article notes the death of Kohlsaat due to cerebral thrombosis after visiting Judge Landis and colleagues. It mentions his friendship with Ebbusaar and Sueenn McKinies, and lists Paul and Mrs. Palmer of Chicago among those mourning his loss. Hoover’s secretary of commerce is cited in relation to the death scene.
The county Democratic headquarters announced a slate led by Thomas, former vice president of States, with October 24 as key date. Davd L. Rackweh and Martin L. Dea Dav.d L. Rackweh are listed as representatives. details include party program and county interests.
A garbled international bulletin reports on medical congress planning in Lisbon, a quake in Tashkent with Berlin tour notes, commentary on Jackie Coogan, French cabinet actions, protest placards in Don, and typhoon devastation with Manila Red Cross relief efforts delivering food and rice to affected valleys.
News from SHINGTON shows John W. Davie a Democratic nominee pressing action as hooded groups protest. The Department of Labor reports August and September price gains with a two percent year decline through September 15. A brief notice mentions real estate transfers and a campaign ad investment of 2000 dollars.
Federal agents, acting on a Martinson narcotics act case, searched a suspect’s car amid a wounds-accused incident. The investigation involves a conspiracy charge linked to two months of inquiries and a 1930s era prohi related matter.
A fragment reports a Ladies' Aid dinner at a church event held around noon Wednesday. Mentions Mrs Thomas Mrs Cotter and Mrs Fred Smith with her brother Mr Doinkota and others attending the gathering.
The piece lists visits and entertainments among local families including Mr and Mrs D J Clipr and Mrs Clapps brother Edward Wrishe with Clarence, the Dubbs family of Altoona, and others. It mentions a funeral, a motor trip to Eugene Reynolds and Walken, bankers at a district gathering, and various local residents with marriages and social event notes. Other names include Maxine, Wilh Bitua, Mrs Burger, Mrs Ohser, and Florence Aultman.
In Tarrytown on October 17, a barber, aged 67, testified that John D. Rockefeller wore hair to look youthful rather than losing it. The barber said Rockefeller would have a full head today if he had listened to him, though Rockefeller’s dignity remained intact.
An old advertisement touts a remedy claiming to remove catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and ease stomach and liver ailments. It promises to make a “new woman” and offers money back after one dose if unsatisfied.
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