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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1924
Page
16
Local Brownhelm brief notes celebrate anniversaries. Thelma Greening hosts a chicken dinner with guests from Amherst Lorain and South Amherst. A long list details birthdays, high school activities, lyceum debut, parent teacher plans, and a stream of visits, church events, and community engagements through September.
Oberlin College reports 1267 students in Arts and Sciences, 585 men and 679 women. Freshman class totals 400 with 212 men and 188 women, marking the first time in years more freshmen are new women than men. Graduate and special student counts total 26 across genders.
A Rialto theatre bill promises a dramatic illusion by the Mysterious Smith Company. The advertisement teases a staged burning scene described as a convincing illusion. The copy notes no real harm, urging curiosity about a magician’s act tonight in Elyria.
Brig. Gen William Mitchell the only flying general in the U S air service will present President Coolidge at the Pul litzer air races in Dayton Ohio October 3 announced from the White House aboard the Davis special train en route Bluefield W Va Sept 26 A new campaign issue entered the Davis drive as John W Davis challenged Coolidge to rule on the sugar tariff controversy Springfield Mass Sept 9 detectives pursuing Union Trust messenger William Janisan who vanished with about 100000 in currency suspect he fled to New York or New Haven Conn after seen on a New Haven New York bound train Washington Sept 26 progressive party leaders plan a month of nationwide campaigning through election day La Follette Wheeler headquarters announced
Lorain grand jury returns no bills in two murder cases involving Paul Fuga and John Spanich. Indictments fewer for liquor violations raise comment as trials proceed. many defendants assigned counsel due to lack of funds.
Alvah Gibson returns home after time with the Frank Austins in Dover. Fred Berg and family visited Art Eds in Oberlin. Harvey Lipstriner from Cleveland stayed at Ed Bergs. Walter Walker’s wife joined Chas Gibson and family visits. Clyde Bartlett hosted Earl Bartlett and Pittsfield guests. Mrs. Bert Farr and Mrs. Rilarr from Clarkfield also attended. Several Elyria residents visited local relatives. A song recital by Emma Berg arant, with Margaret Leuszler Cartie Sukenk, and Emma Berg, took place in Oberlin. In Washington, government grain policy actions and an attaché incident at Riga were reported.
U S government and 35 universities tested a new oil lamp claimed to burn with brilliant white light, odorless and silent. Inventor L T Johnson of Chicago offers a free trial lamp and agency opportunity promising earnings of 240 to 500 dollars monthly.
Receipts: cattle 500, calves 400, sheep and lambs 100, hogs 300. Cattle top $14.00, sheep and lambs 25 to 50 cents lower to $13.29, hogs up 95 to 1 dollar. Chicago grain open steady with wheat near 13.50 Dec, corn and oats mixed advance and declines in various contracts.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Southern Railway US Steel Copper and Pacific elements with partial numbers and dates. The readable fragment hints at commodity references and company names but lacks coherent events or outcomes to summarize a full news item.
An advertisement touts a product labeled Champion House Cleaner as a miraculous healer for stomach and intestinal ailments. It promises simple, harmless relief and offers a money back guarantee with druggists listed as sellers.
Washington reports Japan rejected the Geneva protocol while U S officials analyze how arbitration at The Hague could resolve disputes on international law The split raises questions about Japan being seen as aggressor if disputes arise and hostilities ensue with Me jurisdiction remains in debate
Some officials warn that major nations plus the abstaining United States, not allied with the League, may jeopardize the entire plan the League has established.
M. Wanihara the Japanese ambassador has been away from Washington for months, departing soon after the passage of the Japanese immigration restriction bill, with embassy officials declining to comment in his absence.
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