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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1922
Page
7
A compact collection of quirky lines and hints from a 1920s newspaper page. Mentions include a Rialto theatre show Why Women Wrong, reflections on football season ending, a captain from Geors Tech marrying after a final touchdown, and social jabs about France, Cleveland burglars, The Big Four, and Billy Sunday predicting rough times ahead.
Senator Capper of Kansas, head of the Farmers Bloc, argues railroads can afford to lower rates. He notes fruit losses due to high freight charges and compares 1922 gains to 1921, citing Wall Street reports of dividend increases for thirteen major systems. He warns profits in one line do not aid those losing and cites lack of common ownership lifting overall railroad finances.
Officials urge either enforcing or repealing the Volstead Act, but the writer argues for strict enforcement. Public sentiment and genuine commitment from leaders from the President to local appointees are essential to uphold the law and deter violations. The piece calls for scrutiny of those enforcing the law and a relentless pursuit of offenders.
The ship subsidy bill has been amended multiple times in the House and faces passage in the Senate by a narrow margin. The aim is to craft a defensible final form to avoid presidential embarrassment, accepting some opposition to any subsidy terminology while counting on enough votes to pass.
A compilation of dated notes from 1780 to 1880 recounts the Northwest Territory act incorporating Marietta, Ohio politics in 1803 and 1823, a 1852 death in New Lisbon, a Dayton Elks lodge founding and various 19th century births and anniversaries, with brief mention of a Sinn Féin prison incident and notable regional figures.
Today at Cortes the Grail Exposition Chirazo opens as delegates convene to discuss community problems. The event marks a special inter national anniversary with a ceremonial opening in Va.
Mrs Kite laments her daughter’s wedding night as ABE MARTIN quips about women’s habits. Teall Rinkley, a sheriff candidate and a Democrat, drew attention after a late-night remark.
In a terse note the court records show Francesa Newl Ball wife of the defendant has refused to comment. A second witness, identified as Mrs 5 Teques, also declines to appear before investigators.
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions Urias Joe Weisn and Sau with references to meal tickets and a university context. The text is garbled and lacks coherent facts to establish a clear event, date, or participants.
Komical Telegrams recount a city chase involving Jim Armitage and a group led by Chief Stankard Guthman and Pan Symmans. They acquired a new alos and began with a shaky start before the dog vanished after a few hours. The rest of the day was spent searching for the dog.
Three divorce cases were filed. Francis E. Hoffman sues Albert J. Hoffman claiming January marriage last year and one child with gross neglect of duty, deprivation of company, fault finding, and health impairment. seeks divorce, alimony, and child custody. parties reside in Lota in. Mabel Sharp sues Bert Sharp.
The Oberlin Business College held its annual Thanksgiving Banquet on Saturday night November 26. Alumni now in Cleveland Akron Elyria Lorain and other Ohio cities returned in strong numbers. Toaster toasts and dancing followed at Rowland Hall filling the evening. The school remains noted for blending pleasant student life with profit. Winter Term opens January 8 1923 for new entrants.
A 1909 marriage with no children faces estrangement as allegations of infidelity and long separations surface. The husband seeks divorce alimony and custody while seeking to bar his wife from accessing earnings. A separate 1911 marriage with two children features charges of neglect and continued quarrel over finances and titling, with one spouse absent during a business trip.
A fresh shipment of university dictionaries has arrived. Students are urged to purchase promptly to ensure selection before stock runs out.
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