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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1926

Page

13

World Series radio style service at Chronicle office

The Chronicle-Telegram will provide first class World Series coverage with play by play from the International News. An amplifier will relay the game outside the Second Street office for fans. Writers include Davis J. Walsh George Barry Ford Frick and Bill Corn.

Chronicle-Telegram International News Second Street Davis J. Walsh George Barry Ford Frick Bill Corn

U S Girl Shoots Six Polar Bears On Arctic Trip

San Rafael native Louise A. Bord leads a four person party aboard the Hobby to Franz Josef Land. They reach Cape Flora and Nignale Sound, shooting six polar bears in one day and bringing home twenty nine pelts with one shot at close range. The party, including Miss Janet Coleman and Count and Countess Rivadavia, sails from Tromsø July . The party plans to present one bear to King Alfonso.

London Louise A. Hord San Rafael Cal Arctic Miss Bord Franz Joseland Roald Amundsen Bord Janet Coleman San Francisco Count Countess Rivaravia Alfonso Spain Georgette Miss Boyd Spitzbergen Tromsee Nova Sembia Bell Island Franz Josef Group Hobby Nightingale Sound Prince George's Land Cape Flora Hergen Rakunendas Jackson Bharimenerchy Dean Andy Imedesthy Beay Conn Rivadavia

Conference Praises Elyria Helpers for Conference Care

The Northeast Conference adjourned and passed a resolution thanking Rev. Edwin Kirby and the First Church of Elyria along with the Methodist Episcopal and other churches. The note expresses sincere appreciation to Bishop and Cabinet, and honors those who assisted sessions and kept records and services smoothly.

Edwin Kirby Edwin Wirby First Elyria Methodist Episcopal Church F. St. Johnson East Chin

Continued from Page One Witness Identifies Evangelist

The witness refused to name the evangelist seen at the cottage and identified George Mee Intye as the man who occupied the cottage. He noted the woman wore a large hat, limiting identification. Ormiston’s location eludes authorities, and Asa Keyes believes he is near Chicago. Liberty Bond quotes show varied prices amid market activity. A plan for a rational kindness week in Spain marks the seventh centenary memorial of Saint Francis.

Wean George Mee Ormiston Forey Benedict Orminton Misteret N.torney Asa Keyes Ha Ty Chicago Spain St. Francis of Assist

Miners Struck in Mine Squeezed by Debris Recovery Efforts Continue

Reported from the mine disaster scene, workers numbered about thirty moved toward the imprisoned men as rescuers battled debris and collapsing supports. A diamond drill bores toward the trapped, while air vents vent fresh currents. prospects brandish danger as the mine shaft rebuild advances slowly.

Durias Cis Amd Cary Flhaway Ward Hebert

Continued Number Three War Trial Report and Indictments

The article outlines ongoing investigations into a war crime case involving Dirkman and the Stevens family linked to the murder of Edward Hall and Eleanor Mille. It notes the withdrawal of some investigators, discussions about trials, and potential prosecutions at the KEAte court, naming Frances Steyn Mall and associates as indicted.

New York Miekman Ank Adentrax Island Francisen Fay Governed Myers Ob Naadonsey Atier Oorer Imvestasntara Diekman Investi Stare Gin Lawalletitie Noob Diehinad Dirkman Die Keate Frances Steyent Mall Willie Henry Stevens eOlam Henry de Lach Carpender Indieter Edward Hall Aml Eleanor R, Mille

City crackdowns on public spitting and disorderly conduct

Local notice reports enforcement actions by the Henley department aiming to curb exhalations and improper behavior in public spaces. It names individuals connected to violations and notes impending consequences under city ordinances.

Henley Gotten Wey Pieddeeamar Frank Wiltie

Four Building Permits Granted in Local Area

Four building permits were issued this period. One project plans a brick dwelling on a city street with other details limited. A frame dwelling and garage are proposed, with costs around 150 dollars for repairs at a listed address. An additional cement work cost is noted.

Renairs Migate Dadld Ue Cement Avatee

State to Address Kiwanis Club Monday

Thad Brown, secretary of state, will address the Kiwanis Club at its regular meeting in Chicago. The event is scheduled for tomorrow with Jim Arturia expected to hand out sheets.

Shorivpary Kiwanis Thad Brown BeOreriry Regulae Moandas Tuimelran Cie Yereet Jim Arturia Colum Thad Evans Des Vottiegh Amiet Beowit John FP. Garriee Wiyria League al Howing Burke

Workman Burns Arm at Plant Incident

A Workman at the General Phonograph Manufacturing Co. suffered a wrist to elbow burn when pressure released a can oven valve. He was taken to Myra Memorial Hospital where he received relief aid per the hospital report.

Mayor Hinksen Fines Stepho Pinteer After Guilty Plea

In a city meeting the mayor charged Stepho Pinteer with intoxication and ordered him to pay $4 in fines after a guilty plea. The court noted Pikeditk did not support his wife and ten children, prompting further penalties.

Tad Hinksen Stepho Pinter Pikeditk

Stolen items and court notices appear in fragmented report

An unclear OCR record describes thefts and court actions including a reported stolen item from a residence at 127 High Street, a spare tine theft from a chef near Pine Street, and multiple references to court proceedings and individuals such as Leanne, Arnold, and McAwes. The text includes messy names and addresses with scattered details and dates.

McAwes Pine Street

Hurricanes and Floods Hit Vera Cruz City

After a hurricane, Vera Cruz lies underwater with roads and buildings submerged. Reports describe winds and flooding severing power and communications as residents seek shelter and aid in the devastated city.

Fragmented petitions spark fraud claims in county race

The letter alleges numerous petition signatures are fake or misattributed, with about sixty percent of the names linked to fictitious or nonresiding individuals. Officials seek to prove most petitioners are not real persons and request verification of signatories in Cay county.

Calambs Fhoese Marims Trother Cay

Artery Brushing Claims Rejuvenation Method by Vienna Doctor

Vienna physician J Zoltan von Nemes Nagy unveils a New PyUVenation process claiming to rejuvenate by brushing out maintardrnes with phenol solution. He says the method relaxes arterial contractions and improves blood circulation. The document mentions OY Koa, a Shanghai bank head educated in America who gained banking experience in Chicago.

Dr. von Nemes Nagy Vienna J. Zoltan von Nemen Nagy OY Koa Chinese Woman's Bank Shanghai America Chicago

Rotarians Hear Talk on Abstract Industry at Newell Hotel

Rotary Club members met at the Newell hotel dining room with president Baird presiding. speaker WO Zieger of Guarantee Title and Trust explained title abstracts and insurance, plus the identification certificate using property photos in title documents.

Baird Rotary Club Newell W. O. McCleylan Mose Wilder Philadelphia KB. Logier Arthur Giles Giles WO. Zieger Guarantee Title and Trust Company 4Ie Speker Pittsburgh Chicara Mar. Ziezer

Commercial Art School to Open in Elyria

Elyria will host a Hillman School of Commercial Art in the Washington school building starting Thursday Oct. 7. Mr. Hillman, director, will head sessions each Thursday evening offering courses in commercial advertising art and engraving. Enrollment opens to high school and adult students with a future doorway camp planned for next summer in the mountains.

Elyria Hillman Washington R Co Munsion Siduogle Art Echans

Humorous chat on money and partnership

Two Columbus businessmen spar over a rival praising his keen business instinct and calling his partner half his better half. A Scotsman shares a fishing yarn about counting trout, claiming the stream as his estate and the angler replying that he is Tam the district’s top liar. Japanese boil their potatoes for Tup.

Columbus the Inquirer Sam Tam

Markets Report From Cleveland and Chicago Prices

Market listings show Cleveland and Chicago prices for butter eggs oleo cheese poultry apples potatoes and grains. In Cleveland September 29 hogs cattle and veal markets noted steady to higher tones with various beef and veal price ranges. Chicago quotations reflect butter and poultry prices and mixed grain figures amid broad market activity.

Cleveland York State Ohio Duchess Chicago Minnesota

WOMEN TO ATTEND COOKING SCHOOL PROMISED SURPRISES

The article describes plans for Blydaatus Bree Cook, a speaking event next week led by Miss Ferguson and Miss Peterson to promote modern home management and kitchen efficiency. Speakers aim to empower women with budgeting, food value, and domestic skills for community betterment.

Per Risbend Cooldnes Ava Donestic Skenerea Pelle Persuseh Miss Ferrason

Peer Libel Suit Set for Hearing Next Week

In Lorain a $50 000 defamation suit by Mike Peer against R Hoiles and the Times Herald Publishing Co moves toward a hearing next week in the court of common pleas. Peer, former president of Lorain civil service commission, accuses the defendants of publishing interviews alleging ties to the inner world and urging his discharge.

Court of Common Mike Peer R. Hoiles Times-Herald Publishing Co Ansas Mike F. Peer Civil Service Commission of Lorain Peer Grail Civil Service Commission Court of Common Pleas Court of Appeals

Red Cross Florida Relief Funds Raised in Lorain County

Red Cross headquarters at the Lorain County Bank building reported contributions for Florida tornado relief totaling 249.36 in the city to date. Prominent banks and the Red Cross encouraged further gifts, noting ongoing reception of contributions.

Red Cross Lorain County Florida

Stewart Returns to Wooster After Appointment Error

In a corrected list of Methodist appointments, the Rev S L Stewart is returned to his former Wooster charge after an error listed Canton as his assignment. Hoofing the update, Stewart resumes duties in Wooster where he has served for some time.

TEV. S. Bd Stahwart Wooster Hey. S

VINCO Tablets Claim Harmless Relief for Chronic Conditions

An advertisement touts VINCO tablets as harmless and always effective for chronic ailments. It promises relief from digestive issues, laxatives, and related symptoms without harmful side effects, urging readers to consult their druggist for details.

Breforn Vantehia Siiranton

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