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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1922
Page
2
A 1922 editorial argues enforcing the truck load limits protects highways during mud season. Officials claim reduced loads save millions, improve road longevity, and lower taxpayer risk, while critics fight heavier trucks or detours. The piece contrasts road safety with legal due process concerns in deportation and government procedures.
A historical critique notes mass arrests a year and a half to two years ago by the Department of Justice without warrants in multiple cities. A 1920 Senate inquiry and a Harvard Law School panel questioned DOJ authority, alleging usurpation of power and citizen rights violations.
A recap of historical notes from Ohio featuring Simon Kenton born in Virginia who died in Logan County on April 29 1836 and other items including Ohio figures born or died in various years. Entries include Cincinnati village officers first elected 1802 and Herman A Moore death 1844 with birthplace Plainfield Indiana.
A claim filed by the niece of Mrs. Em Moots seeks a divorce from her husband over marital disputes and consideration of vehicle age. The pair reportedly met about a month ago while serving on the same jury, with comments about wealthy suitors and attempts at driving dog catcher trucks mentioned in court-side chatter.
Centenary tributes mark Ed ward Hale and Dr. Robert L Abernethy birth anniversaries as events open from Salt Lake City to Birmingham. John Burroughs memory honored at old home farm in the Catskills while the Intermountain Livestock Show starts in Salt Lake City. Governor Len Small trial in Illinois slated at Waukegan amid national chemists convention in Birmingham and a major drive to fund a Belgian University library at Louvain. Conventions from Vancouver to Galveston gather for Rotary, ice dealers, internal medicine, and Master Plumbers associations.
Local notes report Dickie Kerr of the Chicago White Sox intends to join a semi professional squad this season. April optimism suggests plans will be set by the season’s start and the 500 may open with high hopes.
Edward M. Davis explains magnetic induction and mutual induction in radio circuits. He details how AC generators, transformers, oscillation transformers, and coil interactions transfer energy and induce voltages in secondary windings.
The column riffs on politicians and local figures with humorous asides about Doc Maddock, a soldier bonus debate, Ray Herb’s taxi venture, and a quip about a wife managing a salary. It notes April Fool’s jokes, jury duty shifts, and references to Irish politics and bootleg money.
The Lorain County Progressive Club organized to back Theodore Roosevelt with an estimated 5000 members. Mayor Troxel presented the yearly budget at 115009 dollars for 1912. Lorain ministerial group formed with O R Largent as president and other officers. Sheriff Bivin bought two bloodhounds for crime work, and a tree expert warned of poor park trees. Louis Schneurer, 56, died at home on Second Street. F W Watson of Norwalk bought the Andwur hotel and moved here.
A police raid exposed a young woman employed as a croupier at a site described as one of the most fashionable gambling houses. The disclosure highlights the upscale venue and the involvement of staff in the gambling operation.
A clean white mustard oil ointment promises quick relief from pain and stiffness when rubbed on. It replaces the old mustard plaster without blistering and is recommended by doctors and nurses. Available in 35 and 65 cent jars and tubes, hospital size $3.00. Better than a mustard plaster.
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