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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1926

Page

8

City granted temporary injunction against John Halpin

Elyria city obtained a temporary injunction from Common Pleas Judge W B Thompson prohibiting Halpin from further obstruction of the Hast Broad Street bridge during 4% building construction. Bond set at $300 by the city, with a hearing for merits to follow. no date yet. Petition filed by the city against Halpin and the Sabotar party. case focused on area north of the Braundsthevyy line.

Elyria John Halpin Common W. B Thompson Hast Broadtreet Bridge Neur Uture Inigo Chompson Hsalpami Common Pleas Qpre Tien Fedoe Ied Braudsthevyy

County fair exhibits draw large crowds at Ridgeville event

The three day Ridgeville fair showcased a vast display of farm products. Elhgia florists and Fiev Grranges led the wall and livestock sections with cattle, hogs, and poultry among many sections. The Lorin County Home displayed canned goods and crafts while the grand cavalcade highlighted draft horses, drawing cheers along Panney Street.

Elhgia Florists Fiev Grranges Ridgeville Lauvanss Carlisle Lorin Colasphis de Capaely Ming Stair Howe Debra Pariment Marie

Unclear Labor Day Observance At Tupldland Park

Fragmentary report describes a Labor Day event at Tupldland Park with an estimated attendance and scattered details. The piece mentions an official group and attendees, with garbled names and incomplete lines, yielding a poor overall record of the event and participants.

Tupldland Park

Slanner Sunt Fled Here The Petition Case

A garbled report names Mary Miklos and Lorin as key figures in a legal action regarding a threat and alleged harm. The document cites multiple names and mentions a death or fatal event linked to a dawn presence.

Mary Miklos Aecovidim Elaine

Number Two Continued From Page One Railway Accident Report

Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Monday incident involving a train at forty miles per hour and a cited time card rule. The account claims a decision and causal factors but is garbled with errors and missing details.

Penida

Local News In a Few Lines Three Actors Involved

Damaged text notes Clinton Brown a colored man, and Wherlin read, ran into automobiles when he failed to heed a stop signal on Oberlin Road near Westover. Brown’s car collided with a vehicle driven by TB. Mirshall, 1019 Tolgelenaver, and Thomas Schauer were involved in another collision. Brown’s car was almost wrecked and a bystander was injured.

Damagheed Clinton Brown Wherlin Read Korutomobiles Veen Oberlin Road Westover Brown TB. Mirshall Tolgelenaver Choa Ind Immediatedy Allywinls

Woman Pleads Guilty After Disorde rly Street Collision

Elizabeth Miller was fined and costs in police court after pleading guilty to disorderly conduct and to creating a disturbance on Broad Street Sunday night. She was committed to county jail until the fine and costs are paid.

PS Cine Por Ege Elleabeth Miller Sty Eoets Fominet Cmrofhang Broad Street Alto Priver Tames McCarthy McCartis Nae Giles Harry Hinkson

BATA ER REPORTS ROY TAS LEER TOE

A boy, Roy Tas Leer Toe, 9, disappeared after leaving home Saturday night. His father, Rohnshor of Mutton Road, reported to police Sunday. the boy was believed headed toward Biyria from Lorna in a motor vehicle.

Bata ER Steve Kroehitster Rohnshor Mutton Road Biyria Lorna

NUMBER FIVE Continued tram Page 1

Fragments report a man named John stroker injured after falling twenty feet from a riverbank bank along Rlieke river. Police note Beaver street robbery with Beo and Valea Stpest. Women drivers cited by Philadelphia firm employing 22 women.

John Stroker Peon Street Rlieke

Changes Plea And Fine On Intoxication Charge

Jeers Sintke was fined one dollar and costs on a charge of intoxication after police picked him up. He initially claimed he was sober. Delua died after an earlier incident at the bench. Dutheter admitted having a beer or two and claimed the tea charge was mistaken.

Sintke Lorain Siimke Delua Dutheter

Tur Le Fined For Impoxecation By Local Justice

Weekend arrests by Sterlig B A Une IdevhsH on charges of being tatoxi peered Rael. One person pled guilty. George uid Woes fined to aid enbls. They were released after passing the assetsisent. Those arrested were Jeb Leer rer, Pete Smith, and Nick Fortok.

Sterlig

Custody Battle Amid Claims of Financial and Public Accusations

A court petition filed this morning by Marorie F Highgate seeks custody of two children from her spouse. The document alleges prior incidents of taking other women to public places and accuses the husband of pressuring merchants to deny her credit.

Marorie F

Injured Women Brought To Hospital

Mrs. 4.4. May 643 West Ttver street and Clara Edison of the same address were brought to Fly Memorial Hospital this morning at 6 20. The former had lacerations about the right eye and the latter had lacerations to the scalp. How the wounds were caused could not be learned.

Ttver Street Clara Edison Fly Memorial Hospital

Suit Brought to Satisfy Lien on Flyria Property

Maxmillan Wahrnt sues Mike Herman and others over a Flyria property sale. The petition claims the real estate is held as collateral to satisfy a lien and asks that sale proceeds be applied accordingly. A 10 year old boy was slightly injured at the fair grounds when knocked down by a slack wire and is reported as hurt by police.

Ota Davely Savoy Moses Anon Rotey Owe Syen Maxmillan Wahrnt Mike Herman Pat Grounds Fair Grounds Tor

City Council Set for Evening Meeting Tonight

A regular city council session will convene at the city hall this evening per a notice from the clerk's office. Streets along Broad Street show fresh red paint, while police report a disturbance at a local property and details of a cruelty case emerge from a separate incident.

Ity Semume TSC Counsess

Hole in One Sparks Elyria Country Club Event

A fourball foursome at Elyria Country Club saw Worth Pauver and Allen Smythe win first prize with a 96 total. Second went to Gl Patrick and Mrs. Dan Myers. Howard Barbour carded the notable ace on the second hole, with Mrs Moyer and L B Tufford as opponents.

Risine Yeaturday Worth Pauver Allen Smythe Gl Patrick Dan’ Myers Ladiva Sentlemen Howard Barebour Howard Barebour, Playing With Mrs. Moyer L. B. Tufford Misa Eme Sharp Isgarde Loos

Central committee endorses refusal to negotiate with miners

London dispatch reports the central committee of the mining association endorsing rejection of executive communes' demand to negotiate a national coal strike agreement. The request from Chancellor Winston Churchill to tie operators to talks was referred to district association, diminishing hopes for renewed peace negotiations.

London The Minings Association Winston Chaichit Pachequer

Riots Erupt as Chinese Students Demonstrate Across Regions

Shanlilal reports unrest in China with labor riots and student demonstrations. Authorities have arrested many and mobilized 2,000 reserve volunteers. Hankow reports Wu Pei Fan holding Wa Chang. British ships clash as Wanhsin troops refuse to release vessels.

Shangilal Titerna Gonal Hankow Wu Pei Fan Wa Chang Wang Sen

St Josephs Hospital Opens for Typhoid Patients

Typhoid outbreak prompts St Josephs Hospital to open its doors to patients from Wwellinge. Officials plan to move more cases there as nearby temporary options prove insufficient. Local figures list names of patients and emphasize urgent care and funding to expand capacity amid rising cases.

Er Medical and Nursing St. Joseph's Hospital Mm Loratoris Npenmes St Jone Puts 'S Siteu Briday Alnahg Dona Jackson Curb Dae Isign Bevey Knapp Meeed Wale Thonrne Tis Fallorener Sr Jackson Oberlin Kenneth Green Lee Erate Pai Ain Imerense Rome Seane Bar Rigg Riggin

Auto crash seeks 110000 judgment in city collision

The suit filed by Teany Barbarossa against Jasper George requests 110000 after a June seventh collision at West avenue and Thurternth street. The plaintiff alleges the car driven by the defendant struck the plaintiff, causing injuries and confinement. The case names James Thurbaresce as plaintiff’s father and cites a fractured ship as part of the damages.

West Avenue Thurternth Street Teany Barbarossa James Thurbaresce Jasper Tleorge Alleaea

Prohibition Raids Record South Carolina Sweep

In Charleston Harbor a U S Coast Guard cutter led a three day raid that netted 284 arrests and seized 100,000 gallons of mash and 91 cases of liquor. Prohibition officials returned to Savannah with others after the largest series of raids in the Southeast, lighting up Berkeley county and timbers of moonshine and bootlegging. No shots were fired.

Savannah South Carolina Notor- Howshell Hale Berkeley County Unina Newnte Coast Guards Hale Oman

Fragmented OCR tragedy report from Amherst case

Damaged text recounts a violent incident near Amherst involving a child returning from school and an attack on a woman, with references to a suspect or related figures, a police or court context, and mentions of places like Middle Avenue. Details are unclear due to OCR errors, but the account hints at an assault with injuries and an ongoing investigation or legal action.

Bellmre Police Officer On Trial For Seven Charges

Police officer Clarence Vopheth faces twenty charges in circuit court here today. Six counts involve drunkenness and discounts allegedly abused for mayor Lloyd Canwell. Proceedings proceed as the trial continues with testimony expected from city officials.

Bellmre Police Ead Jor Clarence Lloyd Canwelh

Petition for Liberty for All Faiths Moves in Mexico

Sept. The Catholic episcopate proposes reforms to guarantee church rights and freedoms in Mexico. It seeks free education and belief, church state separation, and broad liberty for clergy while maintaining charitable restrictions. The proposals were presented in congress and tabled as deputies are sought to advance the measure.

Mexico Congress Petitien

Deaths: Mes John Amuce and George Leimbach

Obituary notices report Mes John Amuce of Cult area passing after a prolonged illness with survivors including two daughters and a sister. George Phain Leimbach, former Elyria resident, dies in Vermilion after influenza induced illness leaving a mother sister and brother as survivors. funeral details announced. Also noted are the deaths of Mrs. Milli Brent and Miss Mildred Seoy with funeral arrangements forthcoming.

George Philip? Leimbach George Phain Leimbach Elyria Batlin Sain Mr. Leimbach Tus FL Decher WN. Fowler Veremilion Percy Lenobuch Bollegee Jifth A. Ss. Fowler

Boy’s Calf Club Wins Prizes At State Pair

County calf club members from Levin County collected prizes at the State Pair event in Columbus last week. Top honors went to Betts of Penfield and Herts of Fenfields in junior classes, with Betts of Penfield also taking senior division prizes. Local youths from Morne and nearby townships earned multiple placements, showcasing county talent in the three first places and other top finishes across the event.

Boy’s Calf Club Tarsat Club Levin County Columbus Ealses Yd County Farm U. 2 Rowhind Pseatoy Bivas Pu Marden Betts Penfield Sebert Herts Fenfields Sivsene al Ochiss Thelster Phribes Cation Biehind Oolt Osanth Lawrence Boghton Lernen Ives

No Kosher Fowl Strike Halts Orthodox Families

In Chicago on September 7, 120 rabbis called sachaechters, who slaughter fowl for Orthodox Jewish households, began a strike demanding five dollars more per week. As a result no kosher fowl will be available for Rosh Hashanah celebrations beginning tomorrow night.

Chicago Koshir

Boys Jump From Car Amid West River Street Incident

Police received a report from West River Street that two boys about twelve jumped from a light roadster parked mid street. Officers found the car with plate A2T7S5 and a woman nearby described the incident and the youths fleeing toward the river. The vehicle was held at a local garage pending owner identification.

River ST. Polive West Hiver Bt Jef

Cleveland Markets Report Sept 4 with cattle and produce figures

Markets include olives, poultry, apples, and potatoes with Cleveland Livestock receipts at 900 and cattle at 160. Beef and calf prices vary with steady to strong demand. top fat lambs near 15.90 and fat ewes around 6.50. Packing sows and calves show value changes. dairy and poultry prices noted across departments.

Cleveland Sattie

Toledo Livestock Market Report Sept 7

Toledo Ohio hogs receipts 4007 market down. selected heavies 12.00 to 12.50, good medium 12.25 to 12.80, bulk sales unclear. Cattle receipts light. prime steers around 10.90 to 10.50, choice bolls about 9.50 to 9.00, fat cows near 5.0 to 6.0, veal steady. Sheep and lambs steady.

Toledo Yvarkers Bank Priuie Grod Ty

Liberty Bonds Near York Open Sept 7

Open notice about Liberty Bonds near York dated September 7 listing security numbers and quantities including 38 Tel s 10 t and references to new 4 t-te totals and related identifiers.

Liberty Bonds York Hibertus Bend TN IN

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