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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1922
Page
3
A pessimistic essay argues that despite scientific advances society remains brutal and feudal in labor relations. It laments industrial power, worker starvation, and ineffective public sentiment, urging moral leadership to replace force with truth and humane practice.
Photos show yards of By Proc. wets Coke Co. of South Chi were filled with mountains of coal when the strike began. Now through quantity has dwindled to a few piles. It appears the situation reflects a drift toward the so called long sart style as women gain freedom. Millsbaugh recalls Bacchus as the Greek god of wine but notes Sheriff Baccus won’t risk a reputation by going easy on bootleggers. An old University of the City of New York law school grad says thirty years ago the city produced its first ...
A fragmented compilation notes 19th and 20th century events including the Champaign County Bank of Libana formation in 1851 and Ohio volunteers mustering out after three months in Zanesville. It lists oblique items on conventions, labor congresses, party platforms, and notable births.
Centenary of US Senator James E Bailey of Tennessee noted. Mrs John A Logan, widow of the Civil War commander, begins her sixth year. Rt Rev Joseph Glass of Salt Lake City marks the jubilee of his ordination. Nova Scotia coal miners threaten a general strike amid unresolved disputes.
ABE MARTIN reports Pony Mopps, of the brickyard, left for Niagara Falls to await his employer's terms. The public was told only that Mopps knew nothing of a theater venture and that the figure seven was involved in the discussion.
A humorous nameless local column lists brief vignettes about residents. It mentions Jim Armitage on a fishing trip in Canada cutting a fish to fit a boat. Charlie Farrell’s ride home from Cleveland ends with a missed pickup and a streetcar ride home. Roy Hultz discusses campaign experience and a voter interaction. Gladdstein sends stock to his niece for her eighth birthday. Jimmis Simpson’s Ford Tractor mishap on Broad Street prompts light mockery. A Furnace Street automobile accident is described with a police officer collecting details amid playful chatter.
A reader is urged to compare two paint brands High Standard and another brand to see which goes farther. The aim is to determine how much less paint is needed to cover a building when using the superior product.
Reports from Elyria include a remodeled El Liv stand becoming a mature theatre under H Mourca and a Culver Academy student attending the James Town exposition in Amos Town Virginia. Electric Light Co contract allows deductions for lights not meeting standards. Chas Schelde earned a Daguerre Memorial Institute exhibit honor. A hero conductor Chas Leonard saves a life and seeks prestige medal. Elyria votes on bonds for a municipal lighting plant with 473 to 364 defeat. Arkansas appoints Mrs. Wile Clara Murphy sheriff as the state's first woman in Desha County.
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