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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1922
Page
3
In the August 24 1922 issue a political platform critique notes GOP calls for tax reform minimum wage and emergency clause planks. It argues platforms favored by political insiders deviate from voter interests and cites proposals to tax high incomes and impose a living wage. It emphasizes constitutional safeguards and direct democracy measures.
The speech urges safeguarding initiative and referendum rights, condemns abusing emergency powers, and notes Republicans proposed studying a minimum wage while Democrats defend against emergency clauses. It acknowledges Governor Cox’s administration for setting a precedent and claims reforms have nullified abuse risks.
A historian's snapshot notes 1819 Thomas Worthington's early career as a mayoral figure, 1852 Cincinnati water system using wooden pipes, 185A Governor Joseph Vance dies after a stroke at the constitutional convention, 1919 German prisoners escape Camp Sherman, 1919 and 69 years ago today birth entries include Samuel Eliot and Albion Knight, plus minor obituaries and career notes.
Mohammedan calendar marks 349th anniversary of the Massacre of St Bartholemew as Rt Rev Theophile Weersenaert heads the Oklahoma diocese and Rt Rev Edwin Warren Shaffer marks five years as Arkansas bishop. Also set for consecration of Michael Joseph Keyes as Savannah bishop. Alabama Republicans begin Birmingham convention to pick platform and candidates. International Law Association opens in Buenos Aires with global attendees. Conventions opening today in Hamilton Ontario.
ABE MARTIN notes the same man who details the railway strike also peddles dope on a late train. Pony Moppa tried to stock up Saturday but balked at spending enough to proceed.
Belioit and Nampa host diverse groups including the American Legion Wisconsin Department and Idaho Christian Endeavor societies. The varied organizations reflect postwar civic and religious activities across Wisconsin and Idaho communities.
Fragmented OCR notes recount playful remarks by Armitage and friends about golf and a picnic at Cascade Park. The jagged text references aWest avenue pavement and past events, with mentions of Frank Guerin and Adolph Gilatts in a Western Heights context.
Thirty years ago Mrs Sarah Tailor and Mrs R E Braman fell and injured themselves on the same day. PF Hill began work on a brick road between Sixth and Seventh streets to erect four modern houses. The Weekly Register issued a daily paper then discontinued it to support a daily. A new six room schoolhouse on Las Avenue served west side children. The Methodist People prepared to entertain the Northern Ohio conference. Forty one industries used lime in at least one operation.
Cleveland Bennett of Canton testifies that after using Kerker’s Asthma and Hay Fever Preparation his asthma and hay fever choking episodes are eradicated. The ad notes exclusive Elyria sales through Harry A Crandall on Middle Avenue.
A garbled shopping scene shows a clerk offering a size sixteen and telling a customer they wear larger. The fragment hints at customers seeking specific fits and phrases about education levels and local ads. An Ohio Public Service notice mentions a wooden Indian figure near a cigar store as a reward.
A fragment describes Link Werser preparing for a golf trip while the club faces financial strain and no longer plows the grounds. A postcard from Charlie Sotherdon mentions a fishing or spiritual camp trip, but the meaning is unclear.
Fragments recounts about Glen Martin making airplanes, Henry Ferg discovery risk, and 1 D Padget congressman dying before primaries but nominated to succeed himself. Mentions Hill Damm, Quis, hay fever, Lusky birds, fishing season, Tipperary song, blue law in Piqua, and Sunday matches at chocolate sundaes.
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