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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1927
Page
2
A 1927 editorial argues freedom of speech carries risks when Mr. Ford shifts his Dearborn Independent to a factory house organ. It reflects on Ford's three major ideas price ship, Arnold history remarks, and anti Jewish stance, noting money cannot guarantee wisdom or free speech without truth.
The item notes several anniversary birthdays: Mrs. John J. Mitchell formerly Lolita Armour born in Chicago sixty years ago, George C. Crawford of the Tennessee Coal Iron and Railroad Company born in Madison, Alabama, thirty years ago, and Fate Gowd the first major league baseball player to volunteer for military service in World War I born in Columbus, Ohio thirty seven years ago.
Today marks the observance of the War of St Bartholomew. It notes that 113 years ago a British army occupied Washington DC and memorializes Gen Walter Stevens a Confederate military engineer. It also mentions anniversaries and a national convention in Minneapolis and a Canadian bar association meeting in Toronto with Lord Howarth Bury as guest.
California State Firemen's Association begins events in Stockton while Waterbury hosts Ancient Order of Hibernians of Connecticut. West Baden hosts Bata Phi Sigma National Fraternity and Thief River Falls hosts Minnesota State Elks Association convention activities.
A columnist recounts a humorous reaction to a junior college health piece by H. T. Phillips about counting calories. The writer frets about weight, describes personal diet notes and calories, and promises to share tomorrow’s reader Q A.
About thirty thousand mourners flocked to a New York funeral church one year ago today to view the body of Rudolph Valentina, drawing massive crowds and heightened attention to the high profile service.
Lord Reay, just coming of age and the world’s tallest peer at six foot seven and a half, inherited the title at fifteen. Dutch by birth, he also holds a Dutch barony and a Nova Scotia baronetcy. He plans to naturalize in England to sit in the Lords as a Scottish peer, then may return to Holland to finish law studies and his mother’s residence.
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