Community Chest Crops Praise Local Beneficiaries
Worthy Enterprises highlights the Elyria Community Chest beneficiaries including the Y W C A and the Library. The note emphasizes strong local service, broad readership of library books, and support for the Y W C A’s religious and social efforts. The piece urges public endorsement of these institutions within the Chest program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Chest Fund
W.C. A
Young Women’s Christian Association
Elyria
Community Chest
What’s the Matter With America Miss Grace Abbott Says
Miss Grace Abbott, chief of the Children’s Bureau, notes maternity deaths are higher in the United States than in other available countries and infant mortality is falling as maternity mortality rises. Forty-two of forty-eight states have accepted the Infant Maternity Act, with hope it will improve maternal and infant survival nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Abbott
Children's Bureau
Department of Labor
United States
Miss Abbott
America
Atention
National League of Common Merchants
Cincinnaat
Eve
Qulahoma
Qulahama City
J C. Walton
Kansas Court of Industrial Relations
Alabama
Texas
New Jersey
Wisconsin
National Wheat Board
Canadan Bank
United Farmers of Wantoba
Brandon
Praire
Worse Politics Around the World and at Home
The piece contrasts dual presidents in Rio de Janeiro with U S political tensions. It cites a Supreme Court decision, a self inaugurated defeated candidate, and a Wisconsin judge appointment amid Espionage Act history. It notes Senator Lusk's denunciations and De Valera’s Sinn Fein appeal, urging his removal to aid Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio de Janeiro
Hoyle
Supreme Court
Blaine
Wisconsin
John M. Becker
Becker
United States Court of Appeals
de Valera
Sinn Fein
Ireland
Yesterdays in Ohio a cryptic year by year recap
A jumble of notes from Ohio history and politics. It covers Northwest Territory wolf and panther laws, governors Dennison and Foraker, Harding, De Valera, births of notable figures, and multiple state and national political events. It notes conventions and civic tidbits, with a stream of assorted headlines and quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Elyria
Lorain
State of
Ohio
Fiftyeth death anniversary of Napoleon II noted
The Washington naval agreement is to be submitted to the French Parliament for ratification as soon as the Chamber reconvenes today. A municipal primary is in Savannah to select candidates for mayor and city officials. A special election is set for the Fort congressional district of California to choose a successor to the late Representative John L. Nolan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napoleon II
Washington
Savanian
Als
Pech
Ca PR
Fort
Calforra
John L Nolat
Local quip from Bud on store doors and whistles
A witty remark from Bud this morning quips about fitting through a store door to top wearing pajamas, noting a whim of beating the Clark who sold his wife. He adds a harmless jab at a whistling worker, reflecting light local humor.
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Clark
Komical Telegrams at Jim Armitage and Ralph Barber
A local comic snippet reports Ralph Barber driving in Vedina when the vehicle tipped to three wheels around a corner and struck a dummy. Ralph jokes about the incident while Jim Armitage notes a mishap. Eldred plans to buy a new furnace after coal price shifts. a 24 inch unit existed but a 22 inch model now fits, implying frugal use of fuel and humor about “black diapds.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Barber
Vedina
Ralph
O K Eldred
Campaign fund drive and park commission naming noted
Ten years ago the CA campaign ran hot as women raised 2590 in a single day. George Hely was named to the park commission. Bout me to start feeing out by Mever DS Troxel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W CA
George Hely
The
Park Commission
Mever DS Troxel
Timely views on world topics prosperity in hot land
A wartime report by Hith Commissioner Sir Herbert Samuel on Palestine shows steady prosperity and government stability. It details tax funded administration, improved sanitary and health conditions, malaria campaigns, water supply, and an expanding educational program with 75 Arab primary schools opened in 1922. The report notes land ownership registration, railway nationalization, road construction, and a growing Jewish industrial and land development push, with no governmental interference in sales or purchases beyond protecting Arab cultivators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palestine
Hestia
Lang
Publi Works Department
Lord Halfout
Ded Persars
Scrall Cone
Jerusaem
Local Notices and Obituaries From Early City Records
A collection of brief items noting the death of Mrs Margaret P Monroe and retirements of local officials, plus discussions of city projects including a new ten room school on Lake Avenue and a technical high school on Sixth Street. The board approved a half year city expenditure of 842,275. Additional notes mention a storm season, a retired businessman George Rimbach, and a discussion of dictionary word counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board OF Education
Lake Avenue
Buiding
Sixth Street
Keppel Named Carnegie President to Succeed Angell
Dr Frederick P Keppel elected president of the Carnegie Corporation to replace James Angell, Yale president. A Columbia alum and ex third assistant secretary of war, Keppel formerly edited the American Association for International Conciliation and led the American Red Cross 1919 20. He has written several works and resides in Montrose New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick P. Keppel
Carnegie Corporation
Frederick P Keppel
James Angell
Yalet University
Keppel
Columbia University
Staten Island
New York
Columbia
University of Michigan
American Association For International
American Red Cross
U. S. International Chamber of Commerce
Montrose
N. Y
Twilight at Sea Fragment Poem by Amelia B Welby
A fragment poem fragment claims twilight hours at sea with ten thousand stars and a bird catching and holding a star. The passage mixes poetic imagery with stray commentary about English usage and a claimed person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia B Welby
Also Mentioned on This Page
the . Chronicle
Second Street
Lorain County Printing and Publishing Company
J. F. Burke
A. C. Hudnutt
Elyria Postoffice
International News Service
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Bureau of Advertising
American Newspaper Publishers Association
A H. Clayden
Fifth Ave
Chicago
John W. Hunter
Marquette Ride
Emsawe
Emeen Neces
Worthy Enterprises
Senator Lusk
New York Senate
Governor Smith
Northwest Territory
Wiliam Dennison
Franklin County
Athens
Joseph B. Foraker
Harding
Dail Eireann
George Wharton Pepper
U. S
Pennsylvania
OM. Young
U.S A
Pittsburgh
Thomas E Kilby
Lebanon
Tenn
Edward Howaro Griggs
Owatonna
Minn
William H Nichols
Canada
Brooklyn
N. C
Judge Ladsevy
Denver
Martage
Cleveland Indians
Jay Howanstein
Cleveland City Club
Eugene
Ralph Daly
Elyria Hardware Co
Wasbngton
D.C
Associated Advertising Clubs
Mobile
Ala
Alabama Associaton of Architects
Cincinnati
National League of Commission Merchants
Nasaville—Public School Officers of
Tennessee
New ‘Community Chest
Rudy Pfundt
Sarah Bernhardt
West Park
Caruso
Abe Martin
Komical
Jim Armitage
Murbach Coal Co
SERS
Samuel
Margaret P Monroe
Service
George Lewis
George Rimbach
Shakespeare
Milton
Wat
Rerson
the Peerless Oil Co
Chas. E. Tucker
Secy-Treas
J. R. Chappel
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