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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1922
Page
7
The piece praises Republican leaders for major postwar achievements including directing the peace conference, the Shantung settlement, ending the Anglo Japanese treaty, and steps toward disarmament. It notes fiscal restraint and ongoing revenue concerns as deficits loom due to immense government expenses after the war.
The Reverend George G. Dewey proposes that Will Hays, soon Hollywood's schoolmaster, form a Sunday School class for actors and actresses and require church attendance. Many hope for genuine reform, but critics doubt a reform from the top or outsiders can curb the industry’s excesses.
The remark shows Mayor Oles asking officers to salute him on the street. The article notes he recently said he talked too much and will end up giving fewer orders, implying the city faces a costly self joke over his election.
The Cleveland Plain Dealer hints at allowing party organizations to place their label on candidates. It notes that many wonder if entrenched councilmen still wield control and whether the current primary law limits their power enough. The piece suggests a reform to curb party sway.
Recap of Ohio history items from 1808 to 1885 including Tuscarawas County formation and notable figures. Also marks one year ago today revolts in India and a list of birthdays for Edibur Root Albert Cummins Mme Sembrich Scott Boone John Barrymore with locations and origins noted.
A mash of local quips and urban rumors covers wage talks for miners, a cigarette tax proposal, star pitcher contracts, marriage chatter at the Colonial, Babe Ruth salary talk, and misread police ball reports. Names referenced include Elskete Adams Joe Hazelton Glen Davidson and Clarence Phillips.
The piece notes Philips claiming gloves will be worn if he holds up another bank. It mentions a Chicago murderer on a hunger strike and forced feeding to stay alive before execution. It references Pershing in Cleveland and a Kentucky club remark on team spirit.
The sheriff’s office mobilizes with two Winchester rifles ready for riots, while Bwiteerland names two women judges to oversee potential disturbances.
A local resident Frank Stocking died following an operation after his leg was crushed by a rolling object. Ge o Chamberlain, called patriarch of the Ohio Senate for having eight children, is noted in connection with a city profile. The council voted six to two to advertise a water sale of 100000 dollars.
OCR fragment notes the 100th birthday of Rt Henry B Whipple, a free Episcopal bishop of Minnesota, and the 24th anniversary of the Maine ship explosion. References John Pell of Tennessee and upcoming conferences and conventions across Wisconsin Montana and other states with various associations and meetings.
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