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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1923
Page
3
The editor criticizes Judge Phillips for condemning a verdict in the Whitfield murder case. They argue jurors compromised conscience by trading for mercy, undermining justice and public protection, and insist jurors should follow conscience and law when delivering verdicts.
The column reflects on how death unites people across political lines and notes softened disputes in the nation. It muses that mortality shifts perspectives on reform and hints at economic concerns and figures like Brookhart in the political landscape. The tone blends philosophical observation with contemporary politics.
A compact chronicle listing 1793 to 1918 events touching Ohio and broader history. Notable items include Solomon Junéa’s Milwaukee founding, territorial cessions to the U S, royal marriages, a Free Soil convention, imperial visits, Key monument unveiling, and a 1915 ship loss near Nantucket. Includes a one year ago today note on the Raleigh wreck and a slice of contemporaneous birthday notices. The piece ends with reflections on McKinsey peace terms and ongoing institutional anniversaries in Tennessee and Idaho.
Dover Maine observes the town centennial celebrating the life of Ed ward Dufield Neill noted as founder of Macatester College. The date coincides with Spain's 25th anniversary of formal acceptance and a statement from the President.
Fragmentary OCR quotes ABE MARTIN with a rural dialect, mentioning Tipton and a wife’s dress. The readable text portrays a rustic speaker reflecting on life and forthcoming attire, framed in a humorous folkloric tone.
Komical Telegrams lampoon George Sisley succeeding Les Fohl as Saint Louis manager, joking about eyesight, umpiring, and fame. The column recalls Sisley’s pitching days, past players, and the life of a big league figure with playful barbs about salaries, cigars, and celebrity.
The death of President Harding elevates Vice President Coolidge and automatically makes Sen Albert Cummins president pro tempore, placing legislative duties on Cummins. Born in 1850 in Pennsylvania, Cummins trained as a carpenter before becoming a lawyer and Iowa governor, then senator.
Forty years ago the Cornerstone of the Baptist Church was laid with a history box and local documents. The G A R Band was set to play at the Lorain County Soldier's and Sailor's Association picnic in Grafton. Judge Hale resigned from the Common Pleas bench, replaced by G W Lewis. A new high school on Middle Avenue nears completion. Local figures Griswold Park Kelcey Hinman plus a Griswold party returned from Denver Colorado.
A Communist report on Kemalist rule in Constantinople cites arrests of propagandists and bans on May Day. It notes two labor unions, Turkish state workers and internationalists, with efforts to purge non Turks and align unions with the government. The piece accuses Kemal Pasha of selling out Turkish workers to Western capitalists.
Poem excerpt recalling Concord Bridge the shot heard round the world and a votive stone to honor the farmers and heroes. It laments the passage of time and asks Spirit to spare the memorial Chart and memory of those who made citizens free.
In 1885 Mrs Robert M LaFollette, wife of the U S Senator, became the first woman to receive a bachelor of laws degree from the University of Wisconsin. The article also notes Miss Ann E Rae of Niagara Falls New York as the first woman to be honored with the presidency of the United States League of Local Building and Loan Associations.
Florence Yerger known as Mrs. Philadelphia Jack O'Brien is described as a celebrated lawyer reputed to command the largest fees among women in the legal profession.
Lane and Freman of Cleveland win the project to pave Sprague road to Columbia township. Lorain and Cuyahoga counties will share the $66,000 cost and oversee the work awarded by the county commissioners.
Many women blame weakness on age or nerves and overwork, but the ad argues iron starvation is the real cause. It promotes organic Nuxated Tron iron, claiming rapid improvements in energy and vigor within two weeks, with a money back guarantee if not satisfied. It warns to avoid substitutes and to seek the word Nuxated on packaging.
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