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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1925
Page
12
An irregular column from Columbus on September 25 lists a string of items and prices in a busy journal style. It mentions vendors, goods like merlot and dressers, and various measurements as part of a public notices style roundup.
Frank Lee, a 25 year old Black man from Xenia, was electrocuted at the state penitentiary after his death sentence. He died at 12:25 PM in the prison hospital from acute cardiac failure, with the body to be transported to Birmingham, Alabama.
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In Los Angeles the appellate court ruled on a notable case involving Normin Selby and AroMn, with significant implications for ongoing litigation. The proceedings centered on a complex murder inquiry and broader implications for related charges, as stated in the appellate decision announced today.
Denes Delinquency-hawrence Mogerus of Cleveland denied stealing an automobile from the Ola Public Service Co at Lorain valued at 150 dollars. He was bound over to the court of common pleas and released on a 3590 bond furnished by his father Henry Miferus of Cleveland.
Cleveland steel experts said the postwar ration era shows optimism for a 25s raid series and a revival of demand. They cited a 140 percent rise in production and expect continued progress as costs stabilize, though challenges remain with industrial capacity and market recovery.
A fire scare in the city injures none but causes uproar as a suspect torches multiple tenements near Eighta Avenue and One Red Oana Tarr. Hundreds flee while authorities cordon streets and investigate the blaze.
A mix of legal docket events in Huntington West Virginia with a grand jury session and a judge’s convening, and a Washington report showing eight months of U S trade data totaling 5.55 billion dollars with imports at 2.76 and exports at 2.96 billion. Also a note on Paul Prye Armes erans Airedale banishment from the White House grounds.
A chaotic notice outlines a divorce and custody dispute in LaGrange. The document references Jol LaGrange, a marriage split, and related property and support actions. The text mentions dates and personal names, but details are fragmented.
Fragmented wires report the murder of Francisco Moreno in Jalapa amid mounting anti government pressure. Separate notes cite European Communist leaders detained, a defense conference planned, and a New Jersey capitalist death connected to a local traction firm.
Charles W. Eliot former Harvard president is critically ill at his Cambridge home with scarlet fever, as physicians and family monitor his condition. The report notes his advanced age and serious illness as the city observes quiet, respectful concern.
Markets Cleveland Produce Market lists butter at 49 1 750, eggs fresh 38 with Ohio firsts 33 and western firsts 32, poultry items including roosters 13 and springers 290, geese 23, oleo 25, cheese York State 28, apples 75 140 per bu, peaches 1150 250 per bu, potatoes Ohio 125 per bu, sweet potatoes 140 per hamper, tomatoes 100 140 per bu, cabbage 4c per bunch, sweet corn 10 15 per dozen.
A bus crash near a hospital injured several people including Mrs Jintelne Most somery and 3 others. One victim Aipin Toey is in critical condition as responders work to stabilize patients.
Plan discussed for a new sewer costing 825000 to relieve the South Lorain district plagued by frequent floods. The recent storm was severe. no deaths were reported and today’s meeting considered the project amid flood and storm concerns.
Fragmentary text from a Bristol area report references an incident or meeting with names like Cox and Heth Ges, but the garbled OCR prevents forming a clear event, date, or outcome. Further readable context needed to summarize.
Readers captured a busy Eaton schedule with friendships, reunions, and birthdays. Attendees include Mr and Mrs Peaches, Mr and Mrs Hainatav, Mrs Hopseed, Mr and Mrs Sieick, and guests from Chestnut Ridge and beyond. The text notes a Freeman reunion, Beatles mentions, bands performing, and a birthday tally around ten, with several social visits and entertainments described.
A scanned ad listing assorted printing products and services from Wilmot Printing Co including business cards, letterheads, invoices, calendars, and wedding invitations. The notice provides the address 215 Masonic and phone number 3114 for order inquiries.
Lorain High School begins football on September 15 with a game against the Alumni squad. The program lists returning players and new hopefuls as the team aims to build a competitive lineup for the season opener.
A damaged OCR style note lists numerous names and places such as West Park, Silly Grass, Sampson Bone, and Buttersut Rise as well as various attendees and guests. The text mentions schools opening after rain, and a Memorial Hospital event with multiple personalities including Mrs Willam Heaosfa and others, plus vague references to farms, coaches, and social gatherings.
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