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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1926
Page
8
A 1926 opinion piece argues that U S support of Mussolini was tied to long term debt terms and credit, warning that backing him risks pressing the United States toward danger and domination by a dangerous leader. The author critiques Italian leadership as more threatening than Britain and questions American complicity.
The piece argues for a more intelligent and peaceful method to resolve labor disputes in England, criticizing strikes that leave workers helpless and urging smarter solutions without endorsing propaganda against women. It notes the need to avoid exploiting families and calls for constructive approaches to labor issues.
A noted French statesman praised for seeking peace rather than escalating violence amid tensions. The remarks frame restraint as a wiser approach than force, reflecting a broader public call for dialogue and stability.
The Luther decision moves vast royal holdings to the former Kaiser, turning the palace into a museum and directing proceeds to perpetuate income for the royal family. Critics argue the move contrasts starkly with widespread hunger and suffering while a criminal trial looms for the Holenzol leaders.
The text questions congressional support for an appropriation and notes forty thousand commissioned officers in reserves, suggesting incapacity for service. It mentions Sir Thomas Lipton and speculation about tea sales and a yacht in a fragmented, garbled passage.
A debatable portrait lingers on a shrine visited by thousands as a life story of a gifted poet unfolds. George E. Woodbury’s sympathetic volume explores poverty and grief, while references to Poe’s The Raven and The Bells mix with Greek myth and Classical grandeur.
A fragmentary note highlights Edgar Allan Poe as a tragic figure in American letters. The text hints at a discussion of his life marked by storm and struggle and references the poem To Helen.
Readable fragments mention figures born July 1836 and references to Sir Campbell Han and Poindexter. Mentions include Ellen Glasgow born Richmond Va 52 years ago, A. Moranc of Hawaii, prohibition context, and various state bar associations. Also notes marches of Republican Massachusetts visit and upcoming meetings in Chicago and St Louis related to professional and civic groups.
A brief notice notes the 100th anniversary of General William H. Morris birth and the 47th anniversary of General Isabella, the patrolling commander. The short item mentions Nebraska and New Hampshire and references a gate fixed for the event.
Abe Martin jokes that Colonel House specializes in avoiding tedious individuals and wishes a syndicate would reveal his method. He mocks the dangers of marrying a woman who has lost more than three husbands.
The piece profiles Hoek Florence of Elmwood Ren and her bid for the U S Senate. It notes her history as Cleveland’s first woman prosecutor in 1919 and first Cleveland woman to hold office, her support from figures like Daugherty and Newberry, and her World Court stance. It mentions her 1914 Ohio bar admission and prior judgeship, plus a Bolstuin plant organization with 66 000 employees forming steel products.
In this discussion the farmer criticizes or analyzes the structure of farm marketing groups. The piece contrasts centralized associations led by leaders like Aaron Sapiro with the Powell faction favoring California based federations. It notes the US landscape around 1925 showing limited centralization and many federations, with varied authority and control at local levels.
The article discusses two main cooperative models among farmers and dairy groups, noting a shift toward federated local units with centralized control. It cites Saprio and Elaworth on growth of centralization, the Land O Lakes Creamery quality program, and the risk of centralization reducing local merit. It warns many associations act as order takers and fail to merchandise products, risking price volatility and inefficient marketing.
Elia Tie Ind sues Sammel Marti at R.Land Fill Road over a horse purchase. Case seeks return of the coupe and relief for alleged breach of contract. The plaintiff contends ownership and payment disputes center on the equine sale.
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