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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1923
Page
9
Fragmentary text mentions Oberlin, a November gathering, graduates, and receipt letters dated September. It references an association or company and an officer titled vice president, but details are obscured by garbled OCR.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Stuart's Calomel market in 1923 and a letter from F D Williams praising a Thursday Oberlin College concert broadcast on WJAX. It also hints at a November 15 concert program with works by Beethoven and local artists, though details are incomplete.
Cincinnati police and federal agents detained two women and a man after arresting them for suspected violations of the Mann white slave act. Russell Deavers 25 a press feeder and Wilhelmina Boorman 21 both from Cincinnati along with Marcell a Middaugh 18 of Parkersburg West Virginia admitted she was Marie Middaugh and is held for her parents.
Photos from Germany show a large potato field guarded by police as starving peasants are allowed to search for missed potatoes after diggers haul away the yield. The crop is likely rationed in small quantities, a condition reported in every district.
Attorney General C C Crabbe warns stockholders of R I Dollings Co not to be swayed by John Bushnell of Columbus who claims stockholder status and offers to manage interests for 25 cents a share The warning notes Bushnell is not a lawyer and has no court standing A legitimate stockholder committee is led by Judge Bistline of Bowling Green and Prosecuting Attorney Lawrence Vender is asked to inform stockholders.
District No. 6 held a Friday meeting October 19 at the school house and elected officers: President Mrs H Shuster Vice President Mrs Clayton Sheffield Secretary and Treasurer Mrs Ervine Fairkins. A large crowd attended and refreshments were served. Frank Rawson of Vermontville Mich visited Frank Root’s home Thursday and Friday. Mrs C D Pickworth is recovering at home from illness. Charles Rowell visited his cousin Prof Walter Gifford in Virginia for a few days starting Sunday.
Oct 30 report notes street railway funds in Cleveland show a maintenance and renewal balance over 1.5 million dollars while the interest fund near depletion. Councilman James McGinty calls for reducing allowances to the company, signaling a fare rise possibly by December 1 from 5 cents plus a penny for transfers.
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