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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1926

Page

3

Corruption Disclosures Stir Illinois and Pennsylvania Politics

The piece argues political machines thrive on rewards to workers and business ties. It cites Samuel Push and public utilities money in Illinois as shaping candidate support and possible betrayals of reform. It questions whether voters will resist or enable continued influence and corruption.

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Swollen and selfish capitalists debated in letter

A reader challenges terms used in a public address about capitalism. The writer argues that critics labeled capitalist figures as swollen and selfish and asserts such descriptions would be accepted in gatherings of capitalists and others. The letter defends pointed critique of perceived economic excess.

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Difficulty of criticizing systems across nations in Eddy's view

The writer argues Mr. Eddy defends frank critique of both Soviet and capitalist systems. The piece notes the Russian experiment faces hardship and external pressure, yet Eddy sees sincerity in attempting reform. The writer urges generosity and tolerance in exposing ideas without hostility.

Century-Old Recap of World Events and Birth Anniversaries

A fragmented historical summary notes events from 1916 to 1919 including political moves in the United States such as repeal efforts against silver purchasing acts and Sherman Act matters, naval incidents near Cape of Good Hope, and the 1900s era national conventions. It lists notable birthdays like Charles S Whilman and Maurice Maeterlink, with various figures and regions referenced in a broad archival outline.

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Oldest Lewuy 1m Mre Celebrated at TODA St Augustine

Colorado College dedicates its new stadium with a pageant. A Texas run-off primary decides if Mrs Miriam Preshsen or Dat Maudy becomes oat governor. William and Mary College lays a cornerstone for a service hall named for Willan Barton Rogers. American Theatrical Society opens in Chicago with national headquarters cornerstone ceremony. Various civic events mark a day of honors in Acrima ville and Wheaton.

Toda St. Augustine Pla Colorado College Colorado Miriam A. Pershsen Dat Maudy Texas William and Mary College Williamsburg Willan Barton Rogers Mireadinggetts Tech Wolo American Theoeoprical Society Chicago Bualdmus Wheaton Acrimaville

Poem fragment from Kingsley about heartbreak and love

Fragmentary OCR notes discuss Charles Kingsley poems titled Iris Reacon and Amry Beacon. Mentions Kinglsey’s verse on life and love, a Tower Building on Broadway in New York, and a remark about a first sculpture or script. The text is garbled with stray phrases and incomplete lines.

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The Beach Swimmer With Ardent Pride

A self described beachgoer boasts of choosing the bathing area to flaunt his physique. He parades in a tiny suit and believes admiring glances come from all the girls. He calls himself conceited and jokes about being a sand insect on the shore.

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Luis Leon Supports Calles Amid Religious Controversy

Luis Leon secretary of agriculture in the Calles cabinet, once a famed bullfighter in Chihuahua, backs President Calles in the current religious controversy. Leon, a former Conover operative in Obregon times, campaigned across northern Mexico and now advocates firm enforcement of land laws while promoting small farms. He is a touted ally in the government’s current stance.

Luis Leon Moxico Galles Jie Calles Leon Mexico United States Conevers Obregon Cabin Bet

Annual 13d reunion and town notes from Vermilion area

The piece lists the 13d annual reunion of the 124th O. Vol. with 22 survivors including Ambassador William Graves Sharp on furlough, plus local events: merchants and manufacturers picnic at Vermilion with 6000 attendees, 250 teachers at the Annual Teachers' Institute, St. Pauls Evangelical Church anniversary, fairground meetings, and various local notes on schools, trips, and civic activities from Thirteen years ago.

124Th O. Vol France William Graves Sharp Columbus Mexican Merchants and Manufacturers Vermilion Teachers’ Institute St. Paul's Evangelical Church Chicazo Pan

Farmer O M Kile Pioneer of Rural Mail Delivery

Chicago August 28 Rural tree delivery of mails and the post system now accepted as a master course. Votan Chicago notes a vigorous figure who promoted free delivery to farmers, facing difficulties before adoption. Back in 1874 John Stand lived on his father’s farm nearby.

Chicago John Stand Clingis Mr. Stahl StaHl John Stahl National Grange Congress Post Office Department

Farmer Advocate Recounts Rural Free Delivery Struggle

The piece recalls John Stahl and supporters lobbying for rural free delivery in the late 19th century. It details private drop boxes, government takeover efforts, costly debates, and legislative hurdles amid express company lobbying. It notes Senator Tom Watson’s amendment, postmaster general changes, and the need for practical proposals to win votes.

Tinally Sr. Stahl Tom Watson Georgia Post Office Ap Congress Post Office Department William §. Vilas Cleveland

Egypt proposes sweeping cuts to diplomatic service

Cairo reports a Parliamentary Commission urges economy through abolition of Egyptian legations and consulates in Brazil Sweden Switzerland Belgium Spain Czechoslovakia Holland Roumania and all such posts at New York Liverpool Lyons Budapest Warmburg Naples and Piraeus. The plan replaces charg d affaires with first secretaries and discharges second secretaries attached lawyers and interpreters.

Egypt Cairo Brazil Sweden Switzerland Belgium Spain Czechoslovakia Holland Roumania Leganonsa New York Liverpool Lyons Budapest Wamburg Naples Piraeus

Weeks Entries Probate Court

Seven entries were made in the dockets of probate court during the past week. Balbina Pilowski was appointed Guardian of Leo and Helen Pilowski of Lorain. Archie B. McDowell was appointed administrator of the estate of Wallace McDowell, Bond $200. The will of Sophia Sneil of Elyria was filed for probate. George M. Crawford was appointed estate of Aurora L. Crawford of Lorain, Bond $15,000. The will of Samuel M. Stewart of Lorain was filed for probate. Peter A. Schmitz appointed executor of Margaret D. Schmitz of Russia township.

Balbina Pilowski Leo Helen Pilowski Lorain Archie BE. McDowell Wallace McDowell Henrietta Township Sophia Sneil Elyria George M. Crawford Aurora L. Crawford Samuel M. Stewart Peter A. Schmitz Margaret D.schmitz Russia Township

Bargain Week at City Furnishers Opens with Lot of Closeouts

The September Vietor records lead with music single by Cusolina Giannini and others, while store offers Bargain Week on second floor. Prices slashed on washers, stoves, ranges, refrigerators, and summer merchandise. Open next Wednesday. school backs soon, new pocket knives for students.

Vietor Cusolina Giannini Fritz Kreisler Galli Curei Werrenrath Chicago

Jazz Catalog Fragments Highlight Spiralny Orchestra in Cleveland

A fragmentary list features Taneo numbers such as Bar celona On tha Rivera HY Diddle Diddle Where'd You Get These Eyes Hell Hoppin Blues St Louis R Blues Jack Ass Blues Up and At Ermm the later Saper jazz by Spiralny's orchestra of Cleveland.

Taneo Barcelona Tha Rivera HY Diddle Diddle St. Louis Saper Jazz Spiralny Orchestra of Cleveland

Radio sets spark brisk start after Sumner revettions

Radio business opens with unusual briskness as Sumner revettions fade. Predictions say the two yearats more radio will be as grand in summer as in the Waier. Demonstrating the Atwater Kent receivers in Panley Cabinets as the latest 5-6 and 7 Luhe sets.

Sumner Atwater Kent

Talk by Day's Music Store Band Concert Shaped by Trio

Compliments came in after last night’s Talk by Day’s Music Store performance featuring Eddie Conners, Kbanjoist, and Fd Swan on saxophone with Misa Milleren at the piano. Interested students are invited to study these instruments and arrange Ipssona.

Music Store Eddie Conners Kbanjoist Fd Swan Misa Milleren Ipssona

Special offer on four-year-old Rood mahogany grand piano

A four-year-old Rood grand piano in mahogany finish with bench and music cabinet is offered to match an outfit. The listing notes the item is in excellent condition and packaged as a matching ensemble.

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