02 Sep 1926
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1926
Page
1
Fragmentary text references a legal matter with vague timelines and potential charges. Names, dates, and exact actions are unreadable, leaving only hints of a court or official proceeding and a possible plea or sentencing context.
A fragmented note outlines a dispute over rent terms and fees triggering tenant opposition. The draft mentions a lease, payments, and a potential review by a housing authority, with emphasis on affordability and contract clarity.
Incomplete readable text hints at a garbled record with uncertain names and numbers. The fragment mentions a tie, parts of a phrase, and a stray exclamation, offering no clear event, place, or person to anchor a summary.
A damaged OCR passage mentions an elderly Ohio resident aged 68, a church gathering in Toledo, and vague references to an American affiliation. Details are unclear, with several garbled phrases and missing names or dates.
The Dover Lumber Company filed a petition this morning asking for a $1,000 judgment against Dr. L. E. Warren of Lorain and five other defendants for alleged due building material. The premises are asked to be sold to satisfy the debt.
In Manville district, about 100 national guardsmen guard a bridge near the Manville Jenckes mill scene of clashes between state troopers, deputy sheriffs, strikers and sympathizers. Barbed wire entanglements, machine gun positions, cotton bale parapets and mounted minosa at bridgesides. Soldiers on duty maintain vigilance as rumors circulate of possible dynamiting attempts.
New York dispatch reports Colph Valentino to be buried in Hollywood where he rose from obscurity to fame. Alberto Guglielini, Valentino's brother, arrived to arrange disposition of the body with plans to ship it to the Pacific Coast this evening on the Lake Shore Limited in a special coach. The Italian church services were held this morning at Sacred Heart of Jesus and Mary.
Lieutenant Cyrus K. Bettis army air at ar who died here will be buried in the family lot at Port Huron Michigan. Parents John and Myra Bettis decide the burial plan and the journey will include a military guard from Selfridge Field to Detroit. The funeral time will be set upon arrival in Port Huron and an aunt will escort the body home.
A severe earthquake rocked Tiago Chile on September 2, affecting the populous Alacam region. Early reports on damage and casualties are not yet available. The area includes Altarama one of Chile’s most populous provinces, with a history tied to past territorial changes after the Chile-Peruvian conflict.
In New Hampshire Republican hopeful Robert L Ba px, aiming for the gubernatorial nomination, reports say his office was entered and ransacked by agents from an opposition search for campaign information.
Reports from Lisbon on Tuesday outline steps to prevent displacement after a quake. Interior Ministry says Azores medical services are adequate for the injured while a possible antitetanus serum dispatch is considered. Death toll estimated at ten, with ongoing efforts to clear wreckage and restore life.
A deputy was badly beaten by three prisoners during a jail break at Sandie county jail. The attackers fled but were recaptured shortly after. The deputy, returning a suspected auto thief to a cell, was struck with a table leg and left unconscious. No other inmates joined the clash, and the injured officer was reported not in serious condition.
A bag found near Cama NT is identified as New York to Washington mail, containing stamps and letters. Government offers a reward of 2500 for information leading to recovery as the bag was dropped from a mail plane about ten days ago.
Columbus Ohio September 2 Governor Doushey will not interfere with the execution of three alleged murderers of James Comber scheduled tonight at the state penitentiary. James W Huffman executive secretary said clemency board recommends leniency but the governor will follow the board. The men John Bryant 40 colored John Hedrick and Richard Aleadin are condemned to die after appeals by relatives and counsel were denied.
Five men were critically injured and several others hurt in a shaft accident at the Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Transportation Company near Mount Carmel Pennsylvania. The critically injured include Michael Rive and Steven tfamiak of Mount Carmel, John Borak of Mount Carmel, Mike el Mount Carmel, Laurenes Mracalossi of Stanleyville. Ambulances rushed to the scene and all wounded were taken to Shamokin State Hospital.
Report concerns a federal dry agent found dead or missing near Manila and linked to an alleged kidnapping. The article notes investigation by federal authorities, mentions a named agent as a possible victim, and references a plan to fly a transatlantic route from Roosevelt Field to Washington.
Lester Price, 21, of New York, to be arraigned on charges tied to the theft of bonds, jewelry, and cash totaling more than 825000 from Cardinal Dougherty's residence. Price confessed and detectives recovered most items, including the Cardinal's ring presented by the Pope. Jewelry found on a front step near an occupied building. bonds and cash hidden under a mattress in Price's room.
A Pekin dispatch to the Evening News says Chinese forces clash with Wa Pei Fu in Che Wa Chang district with heavy fighting underway and thousands of casualties reported on both sides. Wo Pel up is bringing reinforcements from Pekin.
In Washington on September 2 the government reported receipt of 771.40 marks as reparations under the Dawes plan. Treasury officials say the funds, paid in two installments, were credited to the satisfaction of Allied powers and United States expectations regarding postwar settlements.
Two more eastern Ohio mines will reopen next week under the old Jacksonville agreement. Col. Abasin, commissioner of the Ohio Bank Operators Association for this district, announced the plan. The mines are Pococks and Rosemary Scothbusting. Earlier this week, Yorkville Netts and Tiron reopened.
Seanela September 1 Eric Young editor of the Rehe dicpan Cheons iele en route from Poni hong to Aamie is believed to have fallen from the steamer President Path and is feared drowned. He is missing from the ship and search efforts are underway.
Crown Prince Gustav and Crown Prince Dr Lowise of Sweden arrived in Tokyo and were welcomed by Japanese dignitaries. The royal couple will be presented to the prince regent later today and the crown prince will spend several days near Tokyo focusing on archaeology activities.
Normin Dol. Kam a jewelry salesman from New York City was robbed of gems valued at 220000 dollars in his room at the Palcher house in Checagg. Police report says bandits entered as he laid out samples and forced him to stay still while they packed loot into bags.
Thomas Llewelyn a scaffold builder from Pittsburgh fell from an open airway on the fifth floor of a new building under construction in Youngstown Ohio and was killed.
A state prohibition investigator arrived in Lorain to confer with Police Chief Theodore Walker and Prosecutor Walter Harlow about alleged liquor vice and gambling conditions. Governor Donahey ordered cleanup and placed the police chief in charge of the department, with responsibility to the Governor, prompting Mayor Grall to claim political motives.
One of the live wire organizations within the American Legion is the Marry and Fight. They hold their annual convention with the Legion, using Brown hotel as headquarters. Registration Saturday includes officers chosen for the coming year. Monday features participation in the Legion parade and a torch light event for members only. Initiation rites and a show follow at Folks Hall before the week continues with Legion events.
Valencia reports a bull went on a rampage through the city streets. Police tried to stop the animal. a dozen officers were involved and four were injured before the bull was killed by a stray bullet. Two bystanders or byproducts are reported as casualties.
Mexico City reports the New Mexican Chamber of Deputies, seated yesterday, is condemned as illegitimate by a manifesto signed by deputies from the Coalition or Regional party. Signers accuse the chamber of being improperly organized to seize office through exploitation of Nationalist members, with many signers from Alliance Socialist parties.
Louis Mazer of Canton appeared in federal court to answer a $109,000 damage suit by Mrs. Florence Mellett widow of Canton publisher Jen R. Mellett. Mazer denied all allegations of conspiracy and claimed Mrs. Mellett is not administratrix of the estate and not Indiana resident. Also named in the suit were Pat McDermott and Ben Rudner, both questioned in the case.
A Grafton man identified a dismantled machine recovered from a Sunday night theft by jewel burglars who fled after a bank battle with merchant police. License plates traced to Mansfield were stolen two months earlier. Police Chief Walker said the case remains open with hope of capturing the robbers.
Death notice reports Edwin Offut of Toledo aged 33 died recently. He was a son of the late William Offut and is survived by his mother Mrs. Ida Reynolds and siblings Ralph Clyde and a sister. Formerly lived here and was janitor at the Rialto theatre.
The Housing Committee of the local Post appeals for housing during the Ohio State Convention on September 12, 1524. With many reservations, the Legion seeks remainder rooms and asks community members to contact Artemas Beebe at 626 Broad Street or mail the coupon to offer accommodation for one or two guests on Sunday September 12, Monday September 13, or Tuesday September 14.
Geneva Sept 2 The League of Nations debates time until Spain sends a formal note on demanding a permanent reorganization of the council amid Spain’s absence from today’s meeting interpreted as a move toward withdrawal. No clear decision was reached as officials report Spain may exit the League, while others delay further action.
Arsenal blast wrecked buildings to be rebuilt under navy department contract. Mortensen of Twe York and others will perform repairs at a cost of 467,500 funded by the Tort Rance bureau. The work aims to restore structures damaged by the explosion in New Jersey.
Fragmented OCR passage shows tensions around US participation in a League Council. It references Senator Walsh, Sir Cecil, and differing wording about reservation and equal rights. It hints at ongoing discussions linking two bodies and the future direction of league influence.
Miss MeSkimonian, president of the Education Society, urged focus on child labor and school attendance, noting two thirds of children in the region were in school but a shortage of men teachers remained. She emphasized training programs and collaborations to address health and staffing problems in schools.
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