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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1922
Page
3
The piece notes widespread European disappointment with postwar promises to enlistees and laborers. It argues wartime social cohesion faded after the conflict, that wealth and laborers both questioned the peace, and that lasting change comes from educated minds and good will rather than war. It emphasizes ongoing duty and labor over discouragement.
A lecturer contrasts English and American rights to oppose government. He argues England fully protects free speech and assembly, while in the United States opposition is often mocked or silenced. He calls for Americans to grant protest rights as England does. He notes liberty in England seems better protected than in the United States and urges adoption of English-like tolerance.
Readable fragments recount historical notes from Ohio with mentions of James F. Campoeli, Claude Groat Pormeer, Hon. Louis Brodeur, and Frank Al Murpsey. The piece touches on aviation, a bomb incident, mining strikes, and local political figures as echoed in a late 19th or early 20th century newspaper summary.
A fragmented notice marks the seventy fifth anniversary of a historic U S victory at Cherubusca Th and notes a milestone for Jory Fritz as a founder in industry. It also references an ongoing primary campaign and a planned intensive speechmaking push by Republicans in Maine.
ABE MARTIN recounts a joke about a daughter and her father. The tale notes a missed recognition after he paid for a movie, with a digression on the difficulty of the transgressor’s path due to crowding.
A garbled reminiscence recalls a bustling ball game night with locals, a home team victory, Draegert’s seventeen strikeouts, and a crowd’s chants. The piece juggles names, venues, and odd vignettes about bands, films, and missed invitations amid a coal strike era mood.
Readers voice support for coal miners and rail workers, arguing the nation’s progress relies on their labor. They describe harsh underground conditions and the dangers rail workers face, insisting skills and endurance justify their essential status.
The piece argues for adequate wages to ensure frugal living and education for workers' children. It contends that wages, not capital, must drive stability and that industrial democracy requires labor participation in setting wages and conditions. It warns against industrial wars if workers lack a voice and fair pay.
Ten years ago Warner Wheeler, head of the Anti Saloon League, spoke at a Y. M. C. A. event while Garford joined the Bull Moose wing of the Republican party. A Hawaiian Chinese ball team planned a rake against the local team, train delays caused by weather. Mrs. Raymond Stobbins of Chicago gave a speech supporting woman’s suffrage at a PS peas event. The city council approved a pension fund for pained seniors with ten dollars seed money. Mary Ellen Murbach was born to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Murbach. Madam Stratton, claimed clairvoyant, left Elyria’s And War hotel after swindling residents. Belgium first required automobile license plates.
Sir William Geary, a retired diplomat and colonial administrator, hosts a display at his country seat featuring alphabetically named rare trees from around the world. The event, concluding with prizes, takes place at the Bazaar and Festival on Wednesday evening August 23 at St Peter's Catholic Church in North Ridgeville.
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