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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1920
Page
7
The fragment shows the Elyria Ohio Chronicle Telegram masthead details with address and postal rates, AP affiliation notes, and advertising offices in New York Chicago and Ward representation. It lists publication terms and copyright boilerplate for news dispatches.
A 1920 Yria Ohio article reflects on Easter symbolism and Resurrection Morning. It notes a global observance of renewal and considers personal shifts toward a nobler life, contrasting wet and dry interpretations of renewal and leaving the specifics to reader interpretation.
The piece argues New York lawmakers attack representative government by expelling Socialist members. It claims the move aims to suppress a political group and denies voters' rights, warning it invites direct action and undermines the ballot as the proper channel for protest. It cites wartime actions and contrasts with other dismissals, urging defense of electoral choice.
Officials question the Nevada divorce that allowed Mary Pickford to wed Douglas Fairbanks and whether the marriage to Fairbanks remains valid. Attending attorneys and unclear law fuel confusion as the matter is debated.
Fragmentary dialogue from a New York pair discusses drinking and work, with uncertain context and missing details.
General Wood says Senator Borah aims to sway votes with money and that the tactic targets Michigan and the South Dakota primary. Dick Crocker faces a ten million dollar suit from his children amid questions of mental fitness. railroad brotherhoods align with the AFL, boosting Gompers before the national convention.
Highlights include the fire department adding two hose cart stations on Eighth and Cleveland streets, the first kindergarten at Mrs. Howards on East Avenue with Flora Williams, a new city baseball club, home talent preparing Pinafore, and George D. Williams elected mayor. A lake-area water tank was torn down, grave torpedo fears were noted, and the Silver Cornet Band serenaded Artemas Beebe, Sr. on his 63rd anniversary with a thank you note and gift.
A fragmentary column features quick vignettes from daily life. A discharged soldier explains a division’s meaning to a curious listener while a curious child misreads a hornet’s wiring. A police chase leads to six portraits and five arrests with one still at large. A joke ends with a rueful misreading of flirting.
Sandusky bowlers invaded Thursday evening and posted high scores at Temple alleys in a double and single tournament. Elyria bowlers must chase the marks set by McNulty and Schiller who tied 1813 in doubles.
A scientific report notes marine fossil beds across Uvalde to Kinney and Edwards counties, with oil potential at depths from 2600 to 3800 feet. Asphaltum near Uvalde, oil shows in Whitehead Ranch wells, Crockett County water wells yielding oil, and heavy leasing and development planned along the region. Fort Worth, Texas, May 6, 1919.
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