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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1925
Page
12
Debris from a disastrous dirigible crash at sea is detailed by a barograph reading. The line notes a rapid ascent and a final plunge with a death toll cited as 14. Court inquiry heard testimony from Lieut Hevill on responsibility. Nearby, a Pottsville case reports a college graduate's odd marriage disappearance following testimony.
A partial text describes a policy that only permits two Moroccan wives to visit a home unattended in the afternoon, with restrictions extending to cemetery visits later that afternoon. The exact context and authorities are unclear from the fragment.
Elyria dance fans invite the Martha Lee club of Cleveland and its Musical Magpies to Elk's Hall for a public dance Saturday evening. The nine piece ensemble promises new numbers and arrangements with special guests Lore Negt and Miss Tren Wilcox providing a Charleston demonstration. Free chocolate samples and 3 000 tickets will be offered.
Fragmentary text describes a group from Pittsburgh Aero squadron formation and an event at Rodsers field involving government airplanes and payment for McCoo defd. The readable segment lists names and places incompletely, with multiple garbled terms and unclear actions.
State health director John Monger named chairman as the Osio Better Mur Council completes its organization in Columbus. The group aims to safeguard the nation’s moral capacity and public health through coordinated efforts.
Reports from Wasefington indicate rum smugglers are organizing for an influx along the Atlantic coast. A Treasury spokesman warns of heightened enforcement as authorities monitor suspected shipments and possible increases in illicit alcohol movement.
A Huntington resident, Sen 23 lev Eranbi 52, died of injuries from a state road commission crash near Hamlin. Two cars collided when one vehicle struck another. a girl passenger, miss ing missing, did not survive.
Judge John H. Lyle of the Chicago police court explores a scheme to detain arrestees with high bonds instead of freeing them on small bonds. The note contrasts leniency with tougher bail practices and mentions upcoming trials.
Readers report on hunters Nell and Edouarea McTessart Biers who pursued caribou and sheep in Ohio and adjacent areas. Nell allegedly downed the season’s largest caribou with a 12 inch horn, and a 904 pound caribou weighed in at the scene.
Uncle Lem buys a clock that proves stubborn to install but finally awakens the household each night. A misfired strike leads to a humorous exchange with his wife about the timing. A Welsh gift and a meeting with Lloyd George add a tangled strand of small-town romance and social misadventure. The scene closes with a street scene before a residence, a knock, and a widow asking what is wanted. Newark, O says the unusual tale sounds like a local oddity.
Readable fragments show potato and onion pricing with red and pink potatoes listed. Red potatoes 190 to 175 per bushel, onions 2 30 to 265 per crate, cabbage 20 to 30 per basket, some figures for sacks and packing appear but are unclear.
Cattle receipts 600 mar kel strong demand with good to choice steers at 1250, 990, 7964 and 850 per head. Heifers 350 to 1010, bulls 500 to 585, cows 504 to 13.00, common cows 209 to 24.00. Sheep and lambs receipts 2009 steady with lambs 130 to 1530, hogs receipts 2300 with prices: Yorkers 14.25, Dred 14.15, heavies 15.90 to 14.00, mediums 14.00, pigs 12.50, stags 7.25. Market active and strong for cattle and steady for sheep.
Reports describe raids targeting lodges and clubs amid efforts to enforce prohibition. Officials warn of aggressive actions if warnings are ignored while Governor urges prosecutors focus on illegal sellers rather than compliant citizens. News notes bootleg operations with large deposits and heavy quantities found in investigations.
Lewis Mifned of Grafton and Miss Etna Walker of Avon Lake were quietly married in Oberlin on Sept 22 at 2 20 pm by Rev T Hill. The bride is daughter of Nayor and Mrs Walker of Avon Lake. the groom is son of Mr and Mrs W H Kinnect of Grafton. The couple planned a short honeymoon through the east. Both families are highly esteemed by friends who extend congratulations.
Bud Foster, a taxi driver in Weston West Virginia, reported black hand threats. Mike Potocheny and Edward Yost of Centralia Pennsylvania were placed in jail or held for interview as investigators pursue the case.
Division A of the Church of Christ will hold a bake sale Saturday morning with proceeds supporting church activities at Superior Electric.
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