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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1922
Page
3
The piece reviews Piqua mayor DeWeese as the so called moving picture senator who used Sunday movie restrictions to sway church support. It also discusses Hearst and Al Smith in New York politics, noting Smith’s rising impact and Hearst’s reaction.
The piece contrasts William Randolph Hearst and Al Smith as rival Democratic contenders in New York. It notes Hearst’s wealth and sensationalist press versus Smith’s homegrown rise from poverty, his brains, and past political roles, while warning of Hearst’s potential influence on public opinion and party dynamics.
A garbled item mentions a dispute or confusion over the number 20 and a person or group labeled AR MN. Details are unclear due to damaged text, but the fragment suggests a local or personal dispute not tied to a clear event.
Historic notes recount the 1900 appointment of General Arthur St Clair as governor of the Ohio territory and the 1905 Royal Arcanum council meeting at Put-in-Bay Alongside these, six Belfast victims mark a grim one year ago today and lists of birthdays for Lawrence C. Phipps Henry F Hollis Fritzi Scheff Rt Rev Herbert Shipman Edmund J Miller with ages noted
Mrs Em Moots recalls a sight of Jake Bentley Grove in a big car driving through a millinery shop as workmen at a saw mill threaten to march on Umerrow if the boss does not stop causing trouble.
Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley born 120 years ago and Mont Pelée eruption anniversary noted. Episcopal convention in Seattle opens its 37th year. Asbury Park hosts Baby Parade. Banquet in Toronto honors W L Wackensie King. Statue of George Washington as a youth to be unveiled at Waterford near Erie. Cal for racing and golf events across Saratoga Springs Ottens Lovville Mil waukee Toledo Rumson N J with national public links and Nebraska and Kentucky tournaments.
Local notice hints at an Elyria event tomorrow at Cedar Point hosted by the Elks Club with playful telegram style.
Local parade set for eight with Elk members and twenty five piece band described. Mentions transportation by Joe Loftus, possible hotel room shortages at the Point, Elks ritual use, and the mayor leading the march amid light police presence.
The new County Mall in Louder features more than five miles of corridors. Pamphlets advocating joining the Mormon church were reportedly scattered inside and around the mall during an early morning stir.
Elyria youth Tony Valerius and Jennie McCraan both of Elyria were invited in marriage. The Elyria Gas and Electric Co and the Logan Gas Co applied for a natural gas franchise for Elyria. Elyria schools opened with 1320 in attendance including 300 in the high school. A new book keeping course was set with J. J Vaughn as teacher. The county fair was in full swing with Frank James starting the horse races. Auditor George Lewis reported county tax collection of $300000 for June.
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