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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1924
Page
6
Don Palm artwork by Jackie Coogen appears in a div cartoon discussing relief efforts for Near East relief. The piece speaks in support of aid and highlights humanitarian concerns.
A Concordia College professor declares pacifists advocating peace helped sow hatred in the war era. The piece lists a mixed program of concerts and talks across cities including Cleveland, Chicago, Detroit, and Cincinnati, with times and venues. A Columbia area crime prevention plan by Dr Rod Emerick prompts a state-wide juvenile crime system debate in Columbus Ohio.
Fragments show Stubby recounting a trip with Mr. Noland driving recklessly through farm country. He describes near misses with pigs, chickens, wagons, and cows, threats to push through, and a chaotic chase that ends with an old ram and rambling livestock blocking the road.
The Chronicle Telegram want columns note a Dreamland program featuring The Call of the Canyon and a Western store, with stories of romance and humor. The listing promises dramatic and comic entertainments, typical of the era’s cinema and vaudeville options.
Dr. M. G. Schlapp, director of the New York City children's court clinic, says gland treatments could reduce crime by half. He argues gland disorders foment criminal tendencies and should be addressed in care programs.
Lorain on August 12 reports Patrolman George Flood severely injured while chasing a speeding truck and colliding with another vehicle. He was rushed to St Joseph's Hospital and will be off duty for several days. In Columbus on same date Attorney General Crabbe filed a motion in common pleas court.
Objectors seek to restrain state purchase of the Roseville brick plant. They demand more precise evidence that the plant is not worth 835000, or they would withdraw their objections.
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