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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1924
Page
7
The essay critiques the National Woman's Party push for an equal rights amendment. It argues the move could nullify protective labor laws for women and questions claims that women seek only a fair field. It cites Mrs. Collett as saying welfare measures harm women, then urges explicit discussion of hampering legislation.
A 1923 Cincinnati Memorial Day ritual honored workers and caregivers overlooked in war memorials. Catholics Protestants and Jews and people of all colors and genders decorated graves of a factory worker police officer railroader fireman and women who died in childbirth, urging social service heroes to receive equal recognition. The ceremony was repeated in Cincinnati on May 30 1924 per the Federal Council of Churches Department of Research and Education.
A new organization named the Italian Bureau of Social Research is formed in New York to aid Italians in finding homes and livelihoods in sparsely settled districts. It will cooperate with American groups interested in rural colonization and address the overcrowding around New York City and Boston, urging resettlement to western lands.
A New Jersey woman reportedly cooked sixty seven thousand meals on the same stove over sixty one years. She says she enjoyed cooking as much as dance champions enjoy dancing, reflecting on the contest and its supporters. The item also notes political chatter about William Z Foster's campaign and a remark on legal sanity in murder cases.
A Columbus Dispatch comment claims Henry Ford cares not who makes laws as long as he can produce automobiles. The remark frames Ford as focused on manufacturing over political process.
A collected rom the old days notes births deaths and events in 19th and early 20th century. The item lists figures such as John Tyndall born in Ireland died 1890 and Cedric the steamship launch at Belfast among others with brief remarks on American and Canadian notable dates. It reflects a curious miscellany of anniversaries and historical vignettes from various places including Ireland England Canada and the United States.
The note marks the birth centenary of John Sanford Mason, noted as a commander in the Meucan and cvil wars. Also wishes Frank A Munsey a happy 70th birthday. TheInternational convention of city managers meets today in Montreal with representatives from major nations invited to Berne for the Inter-Parliamentary Union conference.
A two section train with two locomotives each pulled out of Naw ton Kansas loaded with 300 cars of Kansas wheat for local farmers. The major farm cargo underscores regional rail activity and agricultural shipment.
In morning chatter, a man meets Tell Binkley and says he is a stranger. The responder explains he came to town to observe. Miss Tawney Apple mentions a cousin tied to a kiss timer and a moving artist's studio.
On the banks of Allan Water a tale unfolds of a master's daughter awaiting a soldier, a miller's daughter who smiles no more, and a pall of sorrow across seasons. The verses trace love, loss, and a haunting death beside the river.
Dr Ludwig Stein argues on Europe's and the Far East's politics driven by economy. Felix Deutsch notes that 150 million Russians may revolt if land is taken, and that Soviet money is worthless. He urges Germany to maintain ties with the Soviet government to avoid chaos lasting centuries.
The item notes Lorain county census style data with 981 horses 0190 cattle 113 mules and hogs 7 percent. The Elyria Junior Baseball team lost to Dover juniors 41 to 43. Seth Griffin hosted a horse fair at the fair grounds drawing horses from Michigan Pennsylvania and Ohio. The Democrat editor promotes a raw meat method to deter mosquitoes.
Friends note Col William J Donovan recent appointment as assistant attorney general of the United States. A World War I hero and leader, he earned the Medal of Honor, Distinguished Service Cross and Distinguished Service Medal. He has served as U S Attorney at Buffalo since 1922 and led anti bootlegging campaigns.
The Cathedral of St John the Divine in New York has spent 33 years in construction and is expected to require at least 10 more years to complete.
The text outlines Frank A Mungey an Amageler and publisher with broad New York interests who built wealth through publishing cheap literature and later expanded into banking and finance. It notes his start in 1882 publishing a juvenile weekly, the growth of low cost magazines and newspapers, civic engagement, and eventual rise as a financier. It also briefly mentions a cholera epidemic and references Edward Albert Christian George Andrew Patrick Davids as the Prince of Wales.
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