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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1925
Page
7
The Grafton community pushes for a state facility for the feeble minded with land bought years ago. officials warn that a sufficient water supply is required and doubt persists over the Gilave wells. Welfare Director Harper cites potential costs and 2500 to 3000 inmates, stressing state duties and the need for water to proceed.
Fragmented OCR text shows Cleveland evolving political scene with calls for proportional representation, anti machine sentiment, and citizen activism. Mentions La Follette, GOP and Democrat clashes, and local election dynamics as reform efforts gain traction. Multiple garbled phrases reference council elections and party machines.
The article notes Messrs. Uwehida and Tavama planning a Japanese pilgrimage to a tomb as a shrine to mark post exclusion law era. They aim to revive American spirit in Japan by annually commemorating 14 trade martyrs, with photos taken and potential publicity next year.
A fragmented piece notes scientists aim to create a commercial rubber substitute from corn derived acetane and tram by‑products. It mentions German wartime rubber, alcohol from grain, and the public’s view of scientists as helpful yet neglected when not needed. It also references Mayor Hylan, Governor Smith, Senator Walker, and Tammany politics affecting Democratic support. A Berlin rumor about a long speech and a speaker dictating to stenographers is included.
A garbled 1993 aged clipping notes various names and events. It recalls a seventy fifth anniversary, mentions Jos, a death, and references to associations and individuals with scattered details from Hampton Virginia to Toledo and Wisconsin. The readable fragments imply a memorial context with historical figures and organizations.
Apple Grove school commissioners met and suspended Miss Alberta Bentley, aged forty two, for teaching that there was no Da Cupid. The report portrays a local education dispute revolving around a teacher's claim and disciplinary action.
The article reports Princess Juliana joining a 30 day camping trip with scouts near Assel, marking her first public outdoor experience. It notes royal health concerns, dynastic stakes, and past succession rumors involving other European royals, including the late Grand Duke of Saxe Weimar and Prince Henry XXXII of Russia.
Incomplete OCR yields a garbled police department item referencing J.B. Johnson, a superintendent at a light company, with vague notes on traffic and a 10 year span. Likely a public notice or obituary fragment missing key details and names.
A fragmentary poem laments fallen soldiers with lines on peace to the slumberers and vain bravery. The speaker recalls an oak fallen across an airy river and mourns brave hearts swept away, destined to remain forever.
Obscure heroes like John McVeigh are celebrated as a model of service after a quarter century guiding Molokai leprosy inmates. The article praises printing as art, recalls John Henry Nash in San Francisco and quotes Phillips Brooks on greatness and service to humankind.
James J Walker, chosen by Tammany Hall for the Democratic mayoral nomination in New York City, is a New York State Senator and a noted Democratic leader. A Greenwich Village product, he attended the College of St. tr, studied law, and was admitted to practice in 1912.
The text identifies a 27 year old entering the General Assembly in Albany as a state lawmaker named Wal. He introduced Walker boxing law and authored the ratification relation for Woman Suffrage, marking him as a notable legislator in early reform efforts.
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