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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1927
Page
7
A Sapiro libel suit reveals Ford’s editor saying he is more tolerant of the Soviet experiment than the Independent, yet Ford is not pro Sovietism. He favors private enterprise and individual freedom while maintaining a scientific view, treating Sovietism as an independent experiment from which lessons may be learned.
The article notes national baseball attendance remains steady despite scandals. It warns of a changing youth scene from outdoor hardball to indoor soft-ball venues, risking future talent as traditional spring ball fades and interest shifts to other sports like track and football.
The piece extols a Citizens Military Training Camp in Lorain County aimed at young men. It stresses physical training, proper living, and moral benefits while cautioning against equating camp experience with actual war. It argues defense is prudent but urges balance with not seeking active combat.
The United States Secret Service and other agencies found five hundred eighty six counterfeit postal money order blanks in the Oklahoma State penitentiary printing room while searching for narcotics. The imitations were crude and none had been cashed. a woodcut mis-spelled a word, signaling more counterfeit detection may follow.
A scrambled old notice recalls Moses Porter’s death in Gambridee Vass born 1745 Taipiers Mass and Jennie Drinkwater Conklin born 1841. It notes Lincoln assassination 1865 and Queen Beatrice 70th birthday, plus a centennial in Tom’s metropolis and a Westminister Abbey ceremony distributing the King’s Military Money to recipients.
Fragmentary read with scattered names and dates. Notes Towne and Drinkwater, Abraham Lincoln drama reference, brief biographical lines about rulers and notables, including Queen of Spain and various American figures. Text preserves historical and literary mentions with imperfect coherence.
A local ceremony marked the centennial of Cam Bath with a community gathering at the town hall. Speakers included city officials and residents who reflected on the town’s growth and future projects.
Fragmentary clipping describes a local man connected to a prom night event, mentioning a possible award and questions about funds. The text also notes another party attempting to sell parcels of property tied to a purchase, with uncertainty about timing and outcomes.
A reader expresses views on opening commerce with China during Grant's era. The writer cites consul Bradford, aims to keep U S government out of China to control trade, and notes rival powers England Japan and China. The piece reflects historical debate over diplomacy and commerce.
Frank O Lowden argues for a nationwide study of pardons probation and panach laws to reduce crime and clarify the law. He notes varied state outcomes and urges analysis of repeater offenders and new York reforms sparking fierce legislative debate nationwide.
The speaker proclaims they never admit fault in arguments and will persist with original statements despite appearing ridiculous. They admit temper, claim they argue facts from an ecard, and insist they are usually right while others are wrong. The text also mentions persistent modern motor hisses appearing in Africa and routes near the Sahara.
A non stop flight from Naples to Paris covered about 00 miles aboard a German plane with two pilots and three je vengers.
A complete specimen of the straight home markhor, a shy and rare goat native to Northwestern India, has been sent to the Field Museum for study and display.
Fulgurite, known as petrified lightning, appears as a vertical sand tube with fused walls created by a lightning strike passing through a sandy area.
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