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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1927

Page

7

We Oppose The Referendum On Marshall Law In Ohio

A Cleveland senator George H. Bender petition to prevent Marshall law granting justices of the peace criminal jurisdiction faces opposition. The group defends Bender, praises his prohibition stance, and argues defeating the referendum hinders enforcement of liquor laws. They discuss salary schemes for justices, cost shifting, and limiting jurisdiction to elected districts. The piece contrasts rural and urban county practices and urges endorsement of the measure with caveats for change.

George H. Bender Cleveland Secretary of State Justices of the Peace Bender Senator Bender Ohio Justices of the

Battle events blur across nations in scattered notes

A garbled digest combines Milord Marlborough and Ruzene led victory at Blenheim with a failed British naval attack on Gloucester Massachusetts Fremonts expedition crossing the Rockies at South Pass. It mentions Nihilists in Russia, a Fresno riot, Joan Milars death in London, and a Brownsville Texas incident involving U S soldiers.

Batle Blenheim Enghen Duke of Marlborough Prince Ruzene Royal Academy London Southampton Brownsville Texas United States

Fragmented items span wars births and notable deaths in 1896 era notes

A scrambled historical column notes deaths of notable figures such as Sir Walter Besant and Mustapha Kemal at various dates, births of Hugh Guthrie Edwin Grasse and others, plus references to events like the Suez Canal protection agreement and prohibition wins. It lists dates and places with little coherent narrative beyond a scrapbook of 1890s references.

Mustapha Wemal Pasha Turkey Walter Besant Matthias W Baldwin Philadelphia Benedict DeBar Mary Anderson St Louis London Suez Canal Amuel Noble Aumiston Anniston Ala Neceners Bere Pacife British Columbia Prince of Wales Montevideo South America Richard Reese Whittemore Mexico Dubuque Town Frederick A. Sterling Firs United States St. Loula John JT. Clern U.S. A Chickamauga Newark Welly Adler The Society For Ethical Culture Germany

Prohibition referendum urged to preserve county jurisdiction

A State group argues for a referendum on prohibition to keep county level power intact for enforcing the law. They acknowledge conscientious dissenters but contend bootleggers and allied interests favor the referendum, while broad support remains essential for effective enforcement.

Health Diet Advice From Dr McCoy at $1

A reader service offers Dr Frank McCoy health diet guidance for readers. The ad lists weekly menus starting Sunday with breakfast and lunch options, plus detailed dinners including steak, lamb, pork and fish courses. It includes a Q and A column answering questions on internal trembling, corn bread origins, and acne cures with dietary guidance.

Frank McCoy D. W J

Notable Births and Honored Figures Across Europe and America

Born in Surrey England 60 years ago, 360 today Prince Henry of Prussia is the lone brother of the former German emperor born at Potsdam. Ernest Thompson Seton famed naturalist author and lecturer born in England. Daniel C. Jacking celebrated western mining engineer born Bates County Missouri 48 years ago today. Rt Rev George W Davenport Episcopal bishop of Easton born Brandon Virginia 67.

Surrey England fox-Prince Henry Prussia Potsdam Ernest Thompson Seton Daniel C. Jacking Bates County George W. Davenport Easton Brandon

Drinking Water Fads Face a Cured Man of Many Waters

A rambling reminiscence mocks patent waters as cures, detailing a man who hoards samples, swears each new bottle improves him, and urges others to drink two samples at visits while chasing ever newer elixirs. Also notes on anniversaries, conventions, and figures like Rose Polytechnic founder, Lindbergh visit, and Borah’s political standing.

Republic Syndicate, Inc

Fragmentary portrait of a political figure and party ties

The fragment praises a senator as eloquent and forceful in debate and jurisprudence while noting he remains loyal to his party. It hints at support for reforms favored by Theodory, yet shows reluctance to break with party lines.

Penn Theodory Senatory Nnn

Who's Who in the Day's News CNITY Seen as New Note

Shailer Mathews, dean of the Divinity School at the University of Chicago, born May 26, 1868 in Portland, Missouri, has led the school since 1908 and served religious work roles with the Chautauqua Institution since 1981. He headed the Federal Council of Churches from 1912 to 1919 and is noted as lecturer, editor, and author.

Sauncey Rose Rose Polytechnic Institute Bennington Benenington United States Canada Kansas City Photo-Engraver’s Union Chicago Col Charles A. Lindbergh Robert Woods Bliss New York Buenos Aires Duces Argentina Belive Wares Theological Dean CNITY Shailer Mathews Divinity School University of Chicago Portland Hae University of Chica 1&O University Mathews Chautay- Iqus Institution

The History of Nielsen Acidophilus Milk

A 1920s account describes N D Nielsen’s recovery from diabetes and stroke using a self developed acidophilus milk diet. He claims the product aided metabolism, digestion, and pancreatic function, with widespread belief of the remedy’s efficacy though not a diabetes cure. Nielsen Dietetic Laboratories offered bottles for sale and consultations.

Drigetores Nielsen Dietetic Laboratories, Inc Middia Ave Jal Fisvia

Fire Caused by Rain Destroys Folkstone Lumber Yard

A lumber yard at Folkstone England was set ablaze during a heavy storm. Rainwater seeped through a tarpaulin over lime and timber, water heat ignited the tar, and the resulting heat ignited lumber on a truck, spreading to other yard sections.

Folkstone England

Fire Doused Before Major Damage Noted

A small fon fire was quickly controlled with no significant damage. Fire crews responded promptly and extinguished the blaze, preventing spread to adjacent areas.

Gramophone Notes and Local Retail Lane Offers

Local retailer highlights Victrola Orthophonic Vietrola models, Granada Console sets, and Atwater Kent speakers with August sale pricing. Advertises Gulbransen pianos, Bovin and Millers polishes, and fishing and rifle gear as seasonal promos, plus community notes on Miss Zelma Muth and Hubert Day's birthday milestone.

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