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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1926

Page

6

A Few Words on Candid...ates for State Office

Saturday October 30 1926 editorial weighs U S Senate candidates Frank Willis and Atlee Pomerene and Ohio governor hopefuls Meyers Cooper and Vic Donahey. It argues dry vs wet factions and warns against machine influence and public utilities concerns while urging principled voting.

United States Senate Frank B. Willis Atlee Pomerene Willis Pomeréne Ohio Pomerene Senator Willis Poemerene America Prohibition Women’s Crusade Woman's Christian Temperance Union Anti- Saloon League Liguor Meyers VY. Cooper Vic Donahey W.C. TU Anti-Saloon League Donahey Cooper Jamilton Hamilton County Donaher Senate Public Utilities Commission Mills

Ohio Ballot Endorsements Highlight Republican State Seats

A fragmentary editorial endorses several Republicans for Ohio statewide offices. Clarence J. Brown is praised as secretary of state, Bert B. Buckley as treasurer, Edward C. Turner and Charles B. Zimmerman for attorney general, with a cautious note on Governor candidates and a passing reference to past public figures amid garbled lines and dates.

Ohio Mills Bloom Senate Clarence J. Brown Tie Bert B. Buckley John W. Pattison Buckley Edward C.turner Charles B. Zimmerman Warner Zimmerman Turner AlMernin Ma. Turner

Fragmentary Local Notice About Unclear Names and Dates

Fragmented OCR reads like a local notice with partial names and vague dates. The readable fragments mention a public action or event tied to a local bureau or office but lack complete details or context. No clear individuals or organizations are confirmed from the legible text.

Fragmented OCR News Snippet On Birthdays And Public Figures

OCR fragment mentions Francis G. Blair and others with partial references to public instruction officials and education leaders. It notes a birthday line for a 62 year old figure and hints at a Canadian viceregal context and a national assembly, but the text is garbled with stray terms and incomplete phrases.

Airpla Pris Sherman United Utica See Su Intendent of Public Instruction Finais Nai Education Association Kvilix Jil Atkins Prom Acd Bern

Halloween events and political tours mark busy week

The report notes Halloween activities tonight and a political push as Jack and Tonishe readies for events. It mentions Secretary Hoover on a political tour, a Pacific Information Exposition, and a Canadian leg of a foreign visit tied to upcoming elections.

Ole the Lind Count Loopen Teridend Gre Secretary of Commerce Hoover Feds Iforgia Alo Oumagia Nedided Winnip Atier

Voice of the People in Elyria on bond proposal questions

Readers critique the proposed sewer plant and bond issue. Citizens press for site details costs and public impact, urging clear accountability and discouraging perceived manipulation in the decision process.

WHO'S WHO IN THE DAY'S NEWS DE. EUDOLPH MATAS

Obituary and career profile of Dr. Eudolph Matas a renowned surgeon from New Orleans. Highlights include membership in major medical bodies in the United States and abroad. He served as honorary press at a Pan American Medical Congress and edited the New Orleans Medical and Surgical Journal for years.

Eudolph Matas Boston Judaicists Rigvlo Inigsa St. Johny T United States Association For the Study and Trevention of Tuberculosis Association For Meer Hresearch Washington New Orleans Matas

Oklahoma City Dog Catcher Highest Paid Official

Oklahoma City reports that J Terrill, the city dog catcher, earned more than the mayor and commissioners last year. He collected $2,624.50 in dog licenses, $1,160.80 in taxes, and $1,606.56 for dogs destroyed, totaling $4,392.10 in fees. Mayor Cargill's annual pay is $4,006 with each commissioner earning $3,390.

Oklahoma City Elty J. Terrill O. A. Cargill Terris Cargill

Day's Music Store introduces Orthophonic records and Vietrol

The Day's News notes Day's Music Store premiering the Orthophonic first on Tiuirola now on Victor Records. It describes modern recording tech with electric components and mistophon tubes, inviting listeners to hear samples. The ad touts new double phonograph records in a neat album, mentions Irving Berlin's No. 1 ukulele tune, and lists prices, colors, and speaker options. A Maherany Grand Piano is offered at half its original price with easy terms, alongside Halloween music parties and various radio-visual components for sale.

Day's Hardware Afr Promotes Home Repairs and Supplies

Day's Hardware Afr showcases Stove Works aluminum covers and varnish products. The ad touts West-Clor Alarm models, Ingersol Watches, and supplies for floors, furniture, linoleum, shellacs, and varnishes. It encourages customers to prepare for rabbit hunting and notes various tools and items for sale.

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