Chronicle Telegram masthead and publishing details
The Chronicle Telegram based in Elyria Ohio lists A C Hudnutt as president and Clare George as city editor. It notes circulation audit by the Members Audit Bureau of Circulation and identifies the Lorain County Printing Publishing Company as publisher with address 431 Second Street Elyria. Publication occurs every evening except Sundays and holidays and is entered at the Elyria postoffice since 1879.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Audit Bureau
Second Street
Elyria
Ohio
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
Clare George
Dr C M Herald Obituary Shocks Elyria Community
Elyria mourns the sudden death of Dr C M Herald a young physician known for obstetrics and his service on the Elyria High football bench He was a Fellow of the American College of Surgeons and widely respected for his medical skill and community involvement Friends note long heart trouble and recent treatment while colleagues extend condolences for the loss of a talented medical professional valued by many in the city
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Elyria
C. M. Herald
Herald
American College of Surgeons
Elyria High
Crear
Spain’s Quiet Progress Toward Self Government
Spain, emerging from dictatorship to a republican regime three years into its fourth year, shows cautious progress. Agrarian reform shifts and church state tensions have stabilized, with Catalonia’s self-government easing tensions. Elections hint at a conservative tilt as Spain strives for stability and prudent reform, aiming for a sound democracy.
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Europe
South America
Spain
Ifonso
de Rivera
Madrid
Alfonso
Cuba
France’s Budget Crisis Deepens Amid Franc Slump
France faces a mounting budget crisis as dwindling receipts press for drastic government cuts. Political divisions sharpen, with right-leaning factions in power and fear of fascist currents. A slipping franc could trigger civil tensions and bureaucratic resistance unless cuts are imposed.
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France
Poincare
Paris
War costs and a world without waste warn of folly
A Carnegie Peace Foundation report, cited by Nicholas Murray Butler, calculates World War casualties at 30 million lives and 400 billion dollars in property. It imagines core allocations for homes, libraries, universities, and salaries for teachers and nurses, then notes France and Belgium’s 1914 value, urging wiser global measures or risk of civilization collapse. A Canadian beauty contest judge collapsed dead while watching parades, but beauty judges remain plentiful.
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Carnegie Peace Foundation
Nicholas Murray Butler
France
Belgium
Canada
The Silent Observer Odd Accidents
A collage of curious and perilous mishaps spans voices on a California phone line, a Montana goose hunter, pie in the face incidents, spider bites, dynamite accidents, a watch pocketed sunlit Georgia, a turkey buzzard crash in Kentucky, and a near miss on the Potomac. Also includes retro quotes, satirical lines, and a North Carolina bank forgery note. Canada’s Mackenzie River length cited.
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Lydia Gro Zot
California
Montana
Yellowstone Park
Yellowstone
Celia Nixon
Ohio
Maryland
Catherine Cochrane
John Austin
Indiana
Howard Lewis
Baltimore
Richard Bone
Georgia
Martin Larkin
Virginia
Potomac River
Kentucky
Harry Murick
Lass
Today’s Anniversaries Include Historic Patriots and Pioneers
Today’s anniversaries list several notable figures with brief life spans and origins. David Brainerd, born Haddam Connecticut, died Northampton Massachusetts in 1747 at age 29. Cornelius Harnett, NC patriot and governor, died prisoner of British in 1581. Alfred Colquitt, Georgia figure, born Walton, died Washington DC 1894. John Gibbon, PA born Union general, died Baltimore 1896. Ohio C Barber, pioneer match king from near Akron.
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David Brainerd
Haddam
Conn
Northampton
Mass
Cornelius Harnett
North Carolina
Alfred H. Colquitt
Georgia
Walton
Washington, D. C
John Gibbon
Holmesburg
Baltimore
Ohio C. Barber
Ohio
Akron
TODAY IN HISTORY AND BIRTHDAYS OF FAME
The column lists historical events and notable birthdays dated today. Highlights include Elizabeth Barton the Maid of Kent's execution in 1534, 400 years prior. Angu s W McLean governor of North Carolina and Judge John F Hylan among birthdays. notes on Harold Lloyd and Adolf Hitler. plus a horoscope warning of independence and possible misreading by associates.
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Elizabeth Barton
England
Kent
Henry VII
Cambridge
Mass
San Francisco
New York
Hishineff
Russia
Angus W. McLean
North Carolina
William H. Davies
Paul Poiret
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Identification tag returned to Grinnell, Iowa
In 1918 Malcolm Reynolds, an AEF station attendant, lost his wrist tag while changing a tire. In 1933 a friend found the tag about a mile from where it was lost and returned it. The item’s journey spans wartime service and a long wait.
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Griswold
Iowa
Malcolm Reynolds
Reynolds
Golden Legion Bible Study on Elisha and Elijah
An excerpted study notes Elisha’s sudden appearance and fiery reputation after Elijah’s era. It reflects on his role as a prophetic figure and prays for living and proclaiming truth with Elijah’s zeal while avoiding his harsher methods.
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Elisha
Illad
Nahoth
Aha
Ekron
Prophet of
Fire
God
Elijah
Elyria Town Line BRIEFS
Misses Caroline Spieselberg and Irma Spiegelberg attended a Friendship Club meeting entertained by Freda Johnston of West Ridge. Community club members from South Ridge school presented two one act plays Pershing Henry and others. A number attended Evangelistic services at the M E church in Elyria. Mrs Anna Haag of Wooster visits sister Mrs Elizabeth Ernst. L W Spiegelberg and Caroline Spiegelberg visit George Holmstein in Amherst. Frank Wack visits Cassie Haverstick in Elyria. Oliver Schubert calls on Bruce Eppley. Mrs E C Schubert calls on Mrs Ward Bliss. Elizabeth Ernst's eightieth birthday celebrated.
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Elyria Townline Road
Caroline Spieselberg
Irma Spiegelberg
Friendship Club
Freda Johnston
West Ridge
L. W. Spiegelberg
Caroline Spiegelberg
Triegell Spieselbers
Gilbert Nichols
West Ridge School
South Ridge School
Pershing Henry
M. E. Church
Elyria
Anna Haag
Wooster
Elizabeth Ernst
George Holstein
Amherst
Frank Wack
Cassie Haverstick
Oliver Schubert
Bruce Eppley
Edison Highway
E. C. Schubert
Ward Bliss
Sunday Social Notice Amid Winter Gathering
At noon on Sunday a winter social drew many local residents including Mr. and Mrs William Miller and families LeRoy Breeler and Smith plus others from Cleveland Amherst Wooler and Elyria. Attendees enjoyed afternoon calls and a circle meeting at MKE church with PT A committee gathering noted.
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Wnd
William Miller
Mathias
Smith
LeRoy Breeler
Frank Vos
Nick
Milas Laverne Breeler
J. Schultz
Mise Louiss Burch
Cleveland
Ann Hang
Wooler
Henry Ernst
Amherst
J. H. Leloueld
Elizabeth Just
L. A. Ernst Ava Son
Ton
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