29 Oct 1923
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1923
Page
1
The British steamer Girylochus arrived in Manila with five dead or dying and other survivors from a Filipino lumber schooner that capsized and sank in the China Sea. The group had been afloat nine days in a small boat without food or water before being rescued near Luzon.
Prohibition arrests in Lorain involve three men and Mary Serby. A bedtime party at 2217 EB 28th Street ended with officers finding raisiy jack and a bottle in possession. Judge Thompson handled pleas with fines and costs while a Detroit-sourced liquor chain aided the case.
A fragment reports refugees at Varna near Chanak with over 30 people involved. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate displacement and regional unrest.
Fragmented OCR notes report a fire draining resources in a town near New York with apparatus from multiple stations. A fatal blaze in a basement is described with unclear details and dates, mentioning Little Valley and emergency response efforts.
The article notes three leading Democrats Oscar Underwood Alfred Smith and W G McAdoo and four Republicans Calvin Coolidge Bob La Follette Frank Lowden and Hiram Johnson have previously sought the nomination. It states precedents would be broken if any were selected and adds Smith was a tentative candidate. It hints at outcomes to be revealed at the two 1924 party conventions next summer.
Berlin reports say Saxony’s government is ousted after midday Wehr invasion with arrests of communist leaders. Dresden dispatch notes Premier Zeigner and ministers removed as Reichswehr demands new elections and convocation of the Reichstag. Paris reports reparations talks and Krupp plant negotiations ongoing with no firm agreement signed.
OCR fragments show partial phrases about a local notice or event with repeated strings and unclear details. Strong entities or specifics are absent, leaving only garbled repeats labeled as dates or items.
In Cleveland on October 24 officials of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen expressed belief that a 12 percent wage increase for train crews would be granted without strong railroad opposition. Railroads have until November 14 to respond, and many replies have already been received though some counterarguments persist.
A damaged OCR fragment references a stairway incident in Louisiana and mentions a person named Maristic Perpler with unclear actions. The text is garbled and provides no clear dates, locations, or outcomes beyond a vague incident description.
Oct 29 reports detail a Cleveland cigar store holdup netting 200, a Wheeling safe robbery worth about 340,900 with 17 fur coats taken, and a nearby East Liverpool burglary. Columbus police chase unmasked bandits after a Pigley Wiggly heist exceeding 7,500 as a stolen auto is abandoned.
A report describes a nighttime wreck on a city road crossing where a car hit a barricade and wheel damage occurred. Police court records show a fine of $24 plus costs for driving intoxicated, with Beliz also charged for related costs.
A local court imposed a heavy fine on Fred Lipscomb after a disputed incident involving public roads and health concerns. The action included costs and the judge ordered verifiable compliance by Lipscomb. The case details remain sparsely recorded in the brief notice.
Dr R E Neighbour, long time pastor of the First Baptist Church in Elyria, sent his resignation while away in Rochester. He plans to enter Gospel Center work with audiences of 2000 to 3000 per meeting and focus on evangelistic teaching during the week. During nearly five years in Elyria he wrote nine Bible books and edited a Young Peoples Quarterly. demand for his writings remains high.
Governor Donahey announced a post election conference with Ohio mayors prosecutors and local officials to urge tougher enforcement of prohibition narcotics and related laws. He dismissed rumors he would vote for a Republican president and urged a self funding state enforcement system with more agents and county offices.
Local report shows mayoral reply regarding a nomination for the Democratic ticket. Details are unclear due to incomplete text but indicate political positioning and potential campaign strategy in the city.
A man was arrested on a north road charge of using a new road near Cleveland. Police report details are unclear but a 3:20 pm incident tied to a local game. Further information pending official statement.
Dublin reports the government stated Republican prisoners have ended hunger strikes at state jails. Recent claims cited by Republicans asserted more than 6 000 prisoners were on hunger strike.
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