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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1922
Page
2
April 24 1922 discussion from Elyria on end of wars and pacifist arguments. Slogans against war flank debates from Will Irwin Raymond Robins and Genoa talks. Open Forum speaker argues against war as barbarism while linking it to slavery and murder.
The piece discusses Senator George H. Bender considering a run for Lieutenant Governor of Ohio. It portrays him as a Roosevelt school Republican, progressive, and ready to campaign if urged by internal conviction, with Cleveland’s Cuyahoga County as a strong base. Mention is made of Lillian Russell’s immigration report and commentary on the Genoa Conference amid presidential choices.
A collage of notes recalls Moravian missionaries born in England and Massachusetts founders, figures born 53 to 59 years ago, Belgium and Czechoslovakia defense pact signs, and notes on Creek and Oklahoma boundary cases. It mentions public celebrations in New Orleans, New York, and Louisville with conventions and anniversaries, plus road and rail policy hearings. The item jumbles dates, names, and snippets of gossip, politics, and culture in a brisk, era-typical wrap.
The yearly observance seen as Raisin Week is highlighted in today’s dispatch. Lord Bynz of Vimy and Canada’s Marshal Joffre are mentioned in connection with official tours and return to Ottawa.
A garbled note mentions Tipton Bud Witz and a coal strike dating back seventy two years. The fragment reflects political rhetoric about enforcing laws and election outcomes. Parameters lack clear names, places, or dates beyond the age.
Jim Armitage recounts a farm visit with his hias and fishing yak, joking that the fish were only suckers. He mentions Oscar Hasger and his electric bobber, built to lure fish that supposedly run in schools.
A playful column riffs on April weather and mood, noting cranky creatures and soggy wool. It conjures a scene with robins, tires needing patching, and a cheeky venting voice from Pessie Mist amid seasonal mischief.
Ten years ago Thaddeus Stroup lost a cut in a race with a passenger train near the East Side bridge. The train threw him about twenty feet and he escaped with a head wound. Ten thousand packages of garden seeds were distributed by the Home Garden association to schoolchildren. Service Director George Lewis received 3500 from city council to build a tool house for city stools and wagons. The YWCA drive gained momentum with 914 new members. Mendelson held an auction selling 108 Holstein cattle for over 20000, a cow for 503 and four calves for 800. Zarnee named detective and Lloyd Sweet promoted to patrolman after resignation. Memorial Hospital graduated a seton class.
An advertisement touts Musterole as a clean white ointment with oil of mustard that relieves sore throats and congestion without blistering. It promises rapid action for croppy children and offers jars and tubes at 35 and 65 cents and hospital size for 3 dollars.
The Eagles solicited the Chamber of Commerce to assist in securing support and resources for the upcoming state convention of the order. The appeal aimed to mobilize local business backing and logistical help for the event.
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