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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1923
Page
15
The Marion Star eulogizes Warren G. Harding in warm terms, calling him a democratic, approachable leader who sacrificed for his country. It notes his illness and ptomaine poisoning as the cause of death and asserts posterity will judge his presidency and character as he was a man among men.
The county mourns administrative leader and friend President Harding. The writer recalls his public service this life of public spirit and higher life toward humankind. Fellow citizens reflect on his legacy and the enduring impact on standards of living and thought.
The tribute reflects on a man praised for humane smile, sane thought, and wise planning who served the country selflessly. It recalls the founders of government and urges continuation of his work, insisting God reigns and the nation endures despite sorrow and loss.
Fragmentary timeline items mentioning Horatio Sharpe as proprietor governor of Maryland in 1783 and notable historical incidents through 1915 including a wreck at Chatsworth and a naval event around Metz. OCR errors render many items unclear and some entries appear garbled or out of sequence.
Foray near Cork and mining talks echo historic coal disputes. Mentions Charles A. Babcock founder of Bird Da aed at Ol City and the 3 22 date. References to an arbitration pending on bituminous coal mining with a past agreement and aging public figures including James A Robb Herbert Hoover and George C Romer.
The piece marks Gen Charles T Campbell’s centenary birth, notes Herbert Hoover entering his fifties, and mentions Joseph McKenna nearing retirement. It also reports a Cleveland conference of railroad Brotherhood chairs to decide on Western wage vote alignment for a 70 cent daily increase across U S railroads.
Fragmentary telegrams discuss a figure named Barone and an unnamed judge or verdict. The text is garbled and lacks clear events, dates, or entities beyond a few hints, making it difficult to identify a coherent news item or outcome.
Sixty year old records note a meeting to locate a pew factory, the Lorain County Teachers Institute held at the high school with about 260 attendees, and names tied to local appointments and projects including a temporary city office building on Lodi street. The presidential campaign and labor farmer bank plans are also mentioned with early party clubs and labor support in Des Moines.
Bulgarian minister Panaretoff discusses Turk tolerance for Christians and warns that converts by American missionaries flee to escape Mohammedan wrath. He notes Turks divide the world by faith, not nationality, and that Christians sometimes face guard protection amid religious tensions.
L. W. Busbey named the new publicity man for the Republican National Committee to replace the late Sumner Curts. Busbey, an Ohio native born November 22 1852 in Vienna, rose from local schooling to roles including Chicago Inter Ocean correspondent and secretary to the House Speaker. In Lima Mrs Sarah Bishop 83 died from shock after her son Theodore E Bishop died earlier in the year, with family relapse noted. she had long resided in Allen County.
Lima reports GH Garwood of McComb, a two time State checker champion, among Ohio Northern University summer class enrollees. He will again seek the statewide title this month as enthusiasts gather at Cedar Point to contest the honor.
Fragmentary verse and stray lines mix with a stray statistic about thirty percent of the U S population living on farms. The text references Geese and swans and a martial scene with forts and victory imagery.
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