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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1920
Page
3
George Carpe presents The Wonder Man at the Colonial Theatre for a four day run starting tomorrow. The show features boxing idol Carpentier and promises an enterprising, dramatic presentation with noted feats and local celebrity appeal aimed to attract crowds.
A fragment speaks of a popular figure from Poweda, whose valor is praised while publicity surrounds his rise. Crowds brave New Jersey ponds to glimpse him, while supporters dream of a bout with Carpentier and wealth fuels ambition across Guravuie.
Fragmentary OCR text references American authors Jack London and a mention of a film culture. Contains garbled names and stray phrases about adventure stories and a big-hearted figure. No coherent event or clear entities to anchor.
A fiery fiction tracks Burning Daylight from San Francisco to New York as he battles money interests and Wall Street plotting. The tale details his nerve winning bets against financiers, a dangerous romance with Lucre, and a final resurgence aided by Dora.
Nimrods of Elyria and Lorain County prepare licenses for the squirrel season opening Wednesday September 15 under a revised state law extending the season to October 20. Other game dates include pheasants November 15 to 25, ducks September 16 to December, and rabbits November 15 to January 1 with various daily limits.
The northeast Ohio conference of the Methodist Episcopal church the largest in the world convened in Cleveland today with between 400 and 600 ministers attending Bishop William Anderson of Cincinnati presiding.
Parisian Sage is praised as the best product for wavy hair, claimed to add fullness and reduce dandruff while stopping itching. Clerk C W Phillips offers a money back plan on purchases.
The conference continues through September 20 with roll call and discussions on organizational matters and memorial services after welcome addresses. A pension program features music and anniversary services of the anti saloon league. Speaker Joseph A. White of the anti-saloon league is listed among participants.
Ohio election officials report prohibition and farm labor parties unlikely to qualify for the November ballot. They must deliver 9,979 valid petition signatures to the secretary of state by tomorrow morning but are still 3,000 to 4,000 short. Chief Statistician Johnson notes single tax and socialist parties have qualified and will appear on the ballot.
Lorain police report two attempted robberies Sunday night by three men in a car targeting Harry Miller, Elyria taxi driver for Insore Transfer Co. Miller received a call to Root Road and Hast Erie Avenue at 10 o'clock, evaded the trio, and again escaped when they tried to block his path on the return trip, narrowly avoiding a collision.
President Wilson is urged to pardon all federal prisoners jailed for political religious or industrial beliefs by a resolution of the United Automobile and Aircraft Vehicle Workers of America convention. Delegates from locals across thirty three states attend as the event continues through the week.
CHICAGO Sept 14 One of the bitterest primary campaigns of Illinois history closed today as two Republican factions centered on the gubernatorial nomination Leaders of the Thompson and Lowden wings clash over Len Small James Hamilton Lewis opposes Barrat O Hara for Democratic governor nomination Senate and House candidates also seek nominations with McKinley Smith Chipperfield Burke and Walker in contention A development t...
Cook County Sheriff Charles W. Peters announces more than 1,000 deputies to preserve order at the WolS. Chief Garrity cautions violations of weapon laws may lead to removal. A libel suit against the campaign, filed by Mayor Thompace seeking 100,000, centers on letters signed by MP Oglesby attacking the mayor as seditious. Chronicle- Telegraph Washington ad to bring results.
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