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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1924
Page
10
Haserodt's Jewelers traveled to Lorain to face the Eagles on Canales alleys. They won two of three games but lost on total pins by 38. The Eagles host a return bout at Gala alleys on Sept 18. Bohn led night with 209 pins.
Detroit defeated New York 7 to 5 in an American League matchup. The remaining games between Cleveland and St. Louis were not settled.
In a rough, unclear report a fighter named Curly is described as down and out before a surge by an opponent. The fragment hints at a late rally turning the bout.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention names and places with scattered numbers and terms. Content is unreadable in parts and lacks a coherent event or clear subjects to summarize.
In Columbus a six round boxing match ended with George Carksdale knocked out after 123 minutes of scheduled rounds. Kirk Galloway of Columbus fought Toi Busco from Springfield in a middleweight bout that stretched beyond its time limit.
unreadable content. no coherent facts or identifiable names, places, or dates available for a proper summary.
Lake Arel hosts a major yacht race with a craft measuring about feet in length. The vessel is owned by McClurg of Toronto and is to race on Thursday and Friday against leading competitors.
In a tight nine inning game Tegg and The Eases edged the Senators 6 to 4. He delivered a clutch double and drove in the winning runs on the second day, while Zam and Stuart contributed key plays widening the Reds lead. O’Farrell homered for the Reds and Canauty started the game, though the Reds held on for the victory.
Sports brief lists events from ten uian to yacht and golf schedules at various venues including Syracuse Philadelphia and Montclair. It notes the Dorval Clah meeting at Woneal and West Ennis junior girls title, plus Richardson Cup races beginning in Chicago and a labor department deportation warrant for the Emir of Kurdestan in New York. It also cites U S Steel tonnage growth for July to August.
Miss Ethel L Wilker daughter of Mr and Mrs Wilker of West Kin avenue married James W Bruce son of Mr and Mrs Tom Bruce Sr at a church ceremony in Lorain. The event featured a white wedding in green and white decor with bridesmaid Olive Welker and groom’s brother Alec Bruce as attendants. The couple plans a short motor trip and will reside on West Martin avenue after. Mrs Bruce has been a bookkeeper and is active in Pythian Sisters while Mr Bruce works at National Tube Co and belongs to the Masonic Lodge.
The noon market reports mixed activity with Paul trading to cover open expenses while bonds mature. Preferred stock hit a record low near 13 1 2 as common steel slid. New York Central edged above 165, and industrials showed uneven gains amid shifting oil and railroad traffic signals.
A financial note lists noon prices for major stocks including American Can American Car and Foundry American Locomotive American Smelting Anaconda Atchison Baldwin Locomotive Baltimore and Ohio Central Leather Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Crucible Steel and Erie among others with the day’s quotations truncated and unclear.
A condensed market and industry note listing General Electric, Norfolk and Western, Northern Pacific, Reading, Republic Iran, Southern Pacific, Southern Railway, Studebaker, Union Pacific, Westinghouse, Overland, and Liberty Bond mentions. It notes live stock receipts and regional price readings, with a New York Sept 10 dateline.
Mrs Rosa Snieffer aged 73 died at her home in South Amherst after five weeks with bronchitis. Survived by husband Fred and daughter Minnie. Funeral Friday at 2 PM at St Johns Evangelical Church, Rev EH Spell officiating. burial Evergreen Cemetery with O H Baker in charge. Local items note Grange meeting and area church activities.
Ellyrma and Dr and Mrs G Schaeffer return to Harris Street home. Herman Kuss visits Thiends in Austinburg. Charles Cheeseman on a business trip to Cleveland. Mrs George Menz and Mrs A P Roth spend yesterday in Lorain.
France and Belgium stop collecting customs duties from occupied Germany under the Dawes plan. Revenues are now controlled by the new scheme. In London a court refused the duchess of Westminster’s injunction to prevent her husband ejecting her from Bourdon House Berkeley Square. The duchess is visiting New York after recent social events on Long Island.
A guest from Wales attended and danced with a participant at the event, sharing a moment of cultural exchange during the social gathering. The report notes the cordial interaction and festive atmosphere.
In Cleveland a traffic accident killed one and injured eighteen as rain and slick streets caused a deadly wreck. Columbus notes Democratic campaign planning with no formal fall campaign car arrangement and a comment by the party chair. Washington details Navy salvage of ocean mysteries and a March Regnier noted French actress and milliner operating a hat shop aboard a yacht touring seaside resorts.
In Cincinnati on September 1, Thomas Lowe a crippled paper seller for the Mery Cross organ of the RK KR KK was assaulted as he walked home. He was stripped of his wooden leg and tossed from a car on Wraten road near Walnut Street, with passersby unaware of the assault. Police report Lowe had warned against distributing the paper and the incident occurred on a busy street corner.
A Navy airman sets a new speed record while news notes reveal Paris fashion among £ jonathia women with initials stamped in silver and worn on shoe straps.
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