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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1922
Page
3
A thinker argues the ideal city size lies around eighty thousand for balance of services and culture. He contrasts large scale advantages with how small Greek towns foster strong character, intellect, and art, noting societies chase bigness yet miss perfection and moderation.
Five petty officers were found guilty of smuggling alcoholic liquor into the United States from Cuba. They received reductions to the lowest navy grade, one year imprisonment, and dishonorable discharge. The East St. Louis Journal argues such punishments deter crime and uphold respect for law.
After a flight at four to five thousand feet and speeds around one hundred thirteen miles per hour, the author declares hats should come off for cloud stunts. They express love for earth and a vow to keep feet on the ground, finding aviation either genius or funeral portent.
Roger W. Babson states the slump is broken for our area, basing his conclusion on cold figures. The community accepts his assessment and expresses confidence in the immediate future.
A collage of brief notes from 19th century news, including New Jersey obituaries, a Cleveland bishop consecration, a railroading labor incident, and local curiosities. Mentions of a cemetery anniversary, the Mercantile Brotherhood, and a feature on Caruso memorial efforts.
Extract reads about a royal wedding where Beatrice was married to Prince Loria, a large model piece valued at about one thousand dollars, and a preserved full sized model by the firm. It mentions a watersports event in Montreal and a Venice strike with eighty ships and four hundred nineteen bridges.
Today honors include Major General Harry Hedges born in Boston and linked to Francas command. Duchess of Athlone, Wind sor Castle birth 59 years past. John Burle ex treasurer and North Dakota governor born in Keokuk County. Carl W Riddick born Wells Winniana district. Tishon Georse H Bickles born Philadelphia 64 years ago.
A collage of light notes and rumors from Elyria updates readers on potential delays to Princess Mary's wedding due to Queen Victoria’s illness. The column also mentions Mabel Normand’s mother caring for her, local minstrels rehearsing above a council meeting, and Andy Walkden leading Elyria Lawlers with a 626 score while remarks about Mayor Oles and bootlegging capture ongoing public chatter.
The Youngstown Vindicator recounts William Hillyer’s role in establishing the first electric street car in Youngstown in 1891. He built the power plant and car barns, installed standard gauge steel rails, and earned praise for his work before later leading the Cleveland and Southwestern system and aiding the Cleveland to Oberlin and Wellington expansions.
The Marriage will be registered in the Chapel Royal at St James Palace. The bulk bound volume held by the Clerk of the Closet records baptisms marriages and burials of England's royal families across history.
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