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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1924
Page
13
A Elyria citizen denounces the city’s mayor and court for lenient fines and lax enforcement. Drunken drivers and bootleggers escape with small penalties or bonds, prompting calls for detention until fines are paid to protect life and uphold ordinances. The writer urges redress to restore public respect and safety.
Governor Scott Bone of Alaska reveals a path to statehood within four years amid population and constitutional hurdles. He cites a 1920 census stagnation, potential growth from resource development, and contention over enfranchising Native voters. He notes Alaska’s small legislature, open ports, and a brief climate contrast between harsh winters and inviting summers.
Residents urge the mayor to address a long standing condition and fulfill his duty for their protection and that of neighbors. They assert citizens have the right to demand action and accountability from city leadership.
Hsuan Tung known as Son of Heaven remains an exile from China living in Japan. Pu Yi ascended to the throne in 1908 and abdicated in 1912. In 1923 he married Jung Yuan’s daughter and chose Henry for himself, while Elizabeth for his wife. Soldiers seized his retreat on November 5, forcing him to leave palace and accept income cut, amid influences from Sun Yat Sen and Kerakhen. He fled with the Empress and Consort to his father’s house.
Yesterday and today mark a list of birthdays and memorials including Edwin M Stanton born in Steubenville Ohio 1819 and Ferdinand de Rothschild born in Paris 1839. Also listed are Eleanor Porte born Littleton New Hampshire 1868 and Henry W Lawton killed in the Philippines 1899. Memorials note a 1500 service in St Pauls for British soldiers and a 1921 Supreme Court anti injunction ruling. Today features Ambrose Swasey Minnie Maddern Fiske Albert Michelson Reginald Vanderbilt and Sir Charles Fitzpatrick with dates shown as years ago today.
A prominent Canadian jurist and statesman, born in Quebec, turns 71 years old today. He is widely recognized for his contributions to national governance and legal affairs.
The item notes the centenary of Lord Rosmead and the long career of Sr Hercules Robinson, plus historical references including Gen Henry W Lawton and events from a bygone era. It also mentions Mrs Vonnie Maddern Fiske turning sixty and Parliament adjourning for a holiday recess. It concludes with student travel for Christmas and the Lima Pan American Conference opening.
New York health commissioner links out of town autos to typhoid spread in city. Cars blamed for social ills and economic issues, plus germs carried by vehicles cited in public concern. Dr. Albert Blakeslee sails to Peru to study jimson weed and its evolutionary implications for life.
A reader profile from East St. Louis notes Mrs Henry Laforge has 13 marriages and 11 divorces, mostly for cruelty, humorously likening it to a crossword puzzle. The piece also touches on a Danish bill allowing doctors to end life for hopelessly ill parents, and cites Yale economist Irving Fisher on scientific management and wages.
Fragmentary verse attributed to John Keats ponders whether death is true sleep and life a dream with scenes of bliss as phantoms. It reflects on human wandering, sorrow, and the uneasy prospect of awakening to doom.
Ten years ago the Lorain County Farmers Institute conducted a two day session at the opera house hindered by extreme cold. A singing school was in session during the fall and winter and contributed to the event’s program at the venue.
The thief Mopps was apprehended this morning and hurried to the home of Ike Lark after Mrs. Lark accidentally left her grandfather on the porch overnight. Doe Means remains in poverty with a new baby at his house.
One hundred voices praised a concert long regarded as among the best in years. Belting and Brush opened a new skating rink by the Toplife hotel, becoming the village hotspot as skaters paid rising prices. William Long escaped the village lockup but was captured in Toledo two days later and returned. Ice harvest began with meat dealers employing large gangs to cut ice on the river and store it.
The American stage bids farewell to Leo Dietrichstein a leading actor and accomplished playwright born in Hungary who became a staple of American theater after arriving in 1890. He learned English quickly joined Frohman and scored early success as Zou Zou in Trilby and later wrote and adapted numerous plays.
Britain outlines a military build of five new cruisers and two destroyers as part of a naval expansion. The proposal signals a strengthening of naval capabilities amid ongoing geopolitical tensions and defense planning.
A wry observation notes that two may share thrifty living but never enjoy as much peace, highlighting the paradox of companionship versus personal serenity.
Parents urged to bring their kids to The Elyria Savings and Trust Co. this Saturday for Santa Claus appearance and holiday cheer. The event invites families to meet Santa, take photos, and enjoy festive activities.
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