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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1921
Page
2
The Elyria Chautauqua opened last night with the Euterpean Artists prelude and a standout performance by Edward M. Whitney in In Walked Jimmie. The reader impressed with a lively, vital lesson, making the program feel valuable for the city and reader. The piece was entertaining and well worth the season ticket, with more strong events promised this week.
The governor paroled a Cleveland burglar known as Brandt about two months ago with a condition to leave Ohio. The writer argues the parole was improper if kept secret and urges open justification, saying criminals should not be chased to other states and offenders deserve a fair chance to reestablish themselves.
Henry Ford reshapes the Detroit Toledo and Ironton line into a profit making concern by cutting freight rates. He argues volume lowers cost per unit and plans profit through higher volume rather than large margins on individual units despite criticism and opposition.
The mayor of Newark Ohio is renominated for a third term despite charges filed by the Law and Order League. The piece notes a historic Newark mob murder tied to exposing lawlessness and questions lingering doubts about the mayor's guilt or the league's case.
An unclear report states Smail denies trying to dodge arrest and mentions how long he would have stayed from home to dodge service with the war. The fragmentary text lacks strong context or identifiable organizations or dates.
Brief notices record Ephraim Ball’s birth in Greentown and death in Carton on January 1, 1872, John Lovett’s Perrysburg origins near Fort Meigs, and Connecticut roots circa 1740. Also listed are Gen. William T. Sherman’s 1867 major general appointment, Edwin M Stanton’s removal as secretary of war, and Jacob B. Coxe’s acceptance of the People’s party gubernatorial nomination.
The text links Michelangelo’s Creation scene to advertising as life’s spark in modern commerce. It argues advertising fuels trade across coasts, powers newspapers, and unites a nation, insisting ads touch the heart and mind, shape wants, and sustain business through ups and downs. It cites moral rhetoric and historic imagery to praise advertising’s reach.
The Greek premier and Cork Lord Mayor were among defendants in a trial reporting an attempted assassination case. Convicted on two charges of sedition, the proceedings highlighted political turmoil and security concerns across regions.
Mary Roberts Rinehart, Paulie Frederick, Julius Rosenwald, Dr Benjamin T. Mirshall, Rear Admiral Thomas Stowden, Christy Matthews all celebrate birthdays. The list notes births in Pittsburg, Boston, Springfield HL, Peekhill and Factoryville with ages 45, 37, 39, 41 and more, marking anniversaries of achievement.
The Des Moines diocese marks ten years as a religious community. A Tunper Family Association reunion opens at First Parish church in Sandwich, Massachusetts. Sunset begins observances for the Jewish holy day. Rear Admiral Thomas Snowden retires from the Navy after service in Santo Domingo.
General R B Hayes of Fremoort wrote to Councilman J F Harr odt stating which pavements were being laid and giving satisfaction. Elvina planned improvements on its main street. The 103d O VI was camped at Randall's Grove with locals in attendance. James W Rvals and Miss Jennie Corning were wed by Rev F A Gould. The original New Orleans Co.
In the latest Her and Home, Miss Germ Williams describes sanding technique that smooths stone textures leaving knees with a shin hardwood finish. Meanwhile the Winsor Kale couple posted apartment measurements for a Hampton Court east of the livery stable, offering a local housing note.
Senator Joseph I France of Marland, touring Soviet Russia, says famine reports are greatly exaggerated. He asserts Communism in Russia is not permanent and the country is undergoing inevitable development as he visits Berlin and comments on current conditions.
An advertisement from the E A Deutsch Organization at 333 Broad St Elyria Ohio promotes real estate services. It urges landlords to profit from rent and invites readers to visit or contact via Bell Main 177 for housing opportunities and guidance.
Bridgeport proposes a third party ticket for mayor with a woman candidate. Bucyrus reports picking 12 000 strawberry plants on Charles Michael's experimental farm north of town. Bellaire notes Mrs Ruby Smith gored by a bull and hospitalized with expected recovery. Columbus city officials call for fire drill rules for over 500 store employees at the former Hartman hotel site. Chillicothe recounts ex soldier W A Drake admitting a rifle range outing after robbing Claude Wedler of 271 dollars near the police station.
A man vanished after leaving the registrar’s office to obtain a motor number. His car was later found abandoned in a different city area, while his wife believed he had parked it nearby.
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