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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1923
Page
4
A disorder at the Fortier Veterans post involved the destruction of the American flag. The incident occurred during a gathering described as chaotic with weather hampering efforts to address the scene. Commander Gines coordinated responses and the post remained vigilant through the turmoil.
Fragmentary notes suggest Miss Rebecca West associated with prominent feminist themes in England. References to novels and a movement imply a discussion of feminist ideas and public reception.
Washington officials say the British capitulation on the twelve mile limit will not greatly help the United States unless similar arrangements are made with other nations. London is expected to notify Britain’s willingness to board liqueurs twelve miles off shore soon. Rum runners could still flee to other nations, so the state department must secure broader agreements to reduce the problem.
Cleveland police round up two suspects in a burglary gang case after a morning break in at a clothing store. Authorities say the pair were nabbed in the city without incident and are in custody for questioning.
An unclear OCR fragment hints at trials being reconsidered or rescheduled. The note mentions a week from today and reference to Deve or Deve been con, but lacks concrete names, places, or events.
Fragmented OCR notes report brief items from Woodsf ield and Columbus dated late December and October. Mentions include an ante Jones figure and references to representations of both capitals and an amendment. Details are unclear due to garbled text.
The passage depicts children in costumes enjoying Halloween activities including popping corn and listening to ghost stories. It notes harmless pranks and spooky fun at Halloween parties with ghosts mentioned in a playful, atmospheric tone.
The note describes a smart suit designed for brisk days with practical tailoring and durable fabric. It highlights warm lining and versatile style suitable for cool autumn and winter weather. The item emphasizes comfort and ready-to-wear ease for daily use.
Fragmentary entries mention Mr and Mrs and several surnames including Trias Twining Austis and Heigh hes. The text references social visits at homes and a few places like Wellington and Kent but many words are garbled, limiting clear events.
Fragmentary text mentions individuals and places with unclear context. It references Pearl ell oof and West Virginia figures along with Lidia Thompson, but lacks coherent details or complete events to summarize a definite news item.
The United States Steel Corp leads a broad uptick as an extra dividend is hinted at amid strong gains across steel issues. Bethlehem Steel, Gulf States, Union Pacific, and other railways show notable climbs while oil stocks post fractional gains.
The item lists closing prices for numerous stocks including American Tel and Tel, Bethlehem Steel, Anaconda, Colorado Fuel, and Union stock names with bid quotes and irregular formatting. The report notes receipts and market tone, indicating a weak overall tone and mixed activity in trading.
An Oklahoma investigation disclosed that thousands of dollars raised for state funds were diverted to a private use by an agent. A $1,400 check was offered as restitution with claims of no intent to defraud. Debate over immunity for minor staff and a Senate impeachment trial date loomed as Governor Wattles faced continued legal prep.
Ce celia Brad a Chicago girl known as the gunwoman taxi bandit was arraigned in Cleveland police court and held to the grand jury in eight thousand dollar bail on two charges of theft. She wore men’s clothes and claimed her work involved acrobats. Police suspect ties to eight to ten hold ups.
Washington reports Senator Medill McCormick Republican of Illinois fired caustic criticism of the Coolidge Hughes plan to aid Europe in a developing print salvo. In Belfast a bomb wounded about 500 people and caused panic. Law died and will be buried at Westminster Abbey.
The article lists Liberty Bond prices and auction notations with figures for bonds 2S and 4th series. It records openings in New York dated Oct 31 with quoted prices including 4th series notes and a referenced price of 98.40.
London report says the Party-Base cabinet resigned in Lisbon according to a Central News dispatch. The notice notes a sudden government shakeup affecting Portugal's leadership and political stability.
Cleveland Ohio October campaign totals show Oberlin College endowment and building fund reaching 201 170 dollars after luncheon reports. Dr Henry Churchill King and Dr W F Bohn address the mass meeting with notes from Rev Joe B Hayden and George B Siddal.
In a public meeting Carson dodged questions on how Elyria could reduce city expenses and taxes. He insisted he would not borrow money and would resign rather than sign any loan or bonded financing while urging economizing measures. Mayor Jones pressed for specifics on cutting fire, garbage, or street services, but Carson stayed firm that the method was his business. He left the platform as the crowd grew restless after two hours of questioning.
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