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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1924
Page
3
The piece argues for frequent motorists to help those in distress, urging joining an automobile association to coordinate aid. It acknowledges crime fears but promotes acting with compassion, suggesting stopping to assist pedestrians when possible and prioritizing human duty over delay.
The readable text hints at a dispute involving an accuser and an accused, listing names or initials and suggesting financial involvement. The fragment references a "radical" label and mentions 45 ONPG and 93 weer sorp, but the overall meaning is unclear due to garbled OCR.
Fragmentary excerpts describe a chaotic political scene in Cleveland with a central figure in conflict with allies and critics. The text hints at leadership, sympathy or opposition, and a struggle over influence and direction within a local administration.
The note praises a touring show by the Blunderbus company and its host 4 RB Smythe of veland, claiming it offers real enjoyment and a lively campaign vibe.
Fragmented entries recount obscure Ohio anniversaries and biographical hints. Mentions include births and deaths, historical figures, and events from the era of Florida secession proposals to early 20th century political shifts. Details are incomplete and context unclear.
Fragmentary notes list Montcalm appointment in 1755 as French commander in America, the Liberty Pole incident in New York, 1861 Fort Barrancas seizure by Confederates, and various deaths including a Cannes philosopher in 1770 and a governor in Washington Maine.
A garbled line from ABE MARTIN makes little clear sense but hints at a playful or confused remark involving Mrs Em Moots and a friend. The fragmentary text lacks coherent details of event, place, or outcome.
January 13 marked Chancellor Cuno’s vow that Germany would do little to aid France in running Ruhr industry. Birth anniversaries listed include Joseph Joffre in 72 years, Marquis Crane in London 4 years, James Baldwin in Columbia South Carolina 63 years, Robert U Johnson in Washington DC 10 years, and Georges Carpentier in Lens 30 years.
The report notes Duke of Aosta, an Italian rural soldier and explorer, critically ill and born in Genoa 55 years ago today. It also marks Prince Arthur of Connaught, retiring Governor General of the Union of South Africa, born 41 years ago today. Oscar King Davis, secretary of the National Foreign Trade Council, born Baldwinsville 38 years ago today. Clark Burdick, U S Representative from Rhode Island’s First District, born Newport 568 years ago today.
Readable dispatch notes Fran cis Mavier Krautbauer birth anniversary at Green Bay and Nelson Dingley’s Maine death anniversary. References Hiram Johnson’s republican campaign kickoff and Prohibition enforcement plans. Silk Association of America gathering at Hotel Astor with European officials meeting Belgrade talks. New Orleans hosts state scientific and cultural society events.
The text reports funeral and cemetery price increases, noting cremation or burial costs jumping from five to 120 pounds and cemetery charges moving from seven two to a rate per square foot, reflecting overall price hikes in burial services.
Jan 1 report from Medina notes Rev. El Latottet allegedly swatted a War Tani and charged M. F. Wertz of Chatham with assault and hate crime allegations. The incident prompts legal action and ongoing police inquiry.
A jumble of oddball items from local life includes Doc Reynolds renting from Chuck Pers, Bermuda gossip, Tony Sarg advice, a price drop ad, a Lake Avenue mishap where Miss Brennan breaks a leg but avoids a Ku Klux Klan meeting, and reflections on education and gossip from Abe Martin and LaPorte.
The new Director of Safety in Philadelphia is announced as part of a report on city governance. The piece hints at reforms and policy shifts under the appointment while noting surrounding political dynamics.
Weather described as remarkable with ice thick from ten to twelve inches. Local sale of a 1504 dollar item to Heman Evy by R F Hoyle, perceived as a bargain. Mayor Gater traveled to Akron for gas project idea. Bishop Andrews of the Myireh preached at the East congregation. John Brough featured. World Fairs humor and temperance lecture by Blunders at a crowded venue. A fox hunt in Car lisie township returned two red foxes. Ely Guards, Elyria’s fire scene, recalled past service in the 15th Regiment U N G.
Nobel laureate Rabindranath Tagore discusses India’s politics in an interview with Rajuli editor Mrinal Kant Bose. He supports Gandhi’s aims but criticizes his methods, urges reconciliation of Western and Eastern civilizations, and stresses Hindu Muslim unity as essential to counter British power. He cites Islam’s global fraternity and warns of the practical hurdles in bridging religious communities. Economic cooperation is proposed as a possible path.
The author argues memory fuels understanding of children and youth, citing tobacco use among freshmen and the moral psychology needed to judge Germany's debt. He reflects on American frontier qualities, hardships, and the risk of a gentler era eroding rugged character and national spirit.
Leigh C. Palmer selected by President Coolidge to head the organization addressing the American merchant marine problem. A former rear admiral and Navy veteran, Palmer served as chief of the Bureau of Navigator during the war and was born in Missouri fifty one years ago. He entered the Naval Academy in 1892 and served on the U S New York during the Spanish American War.
Leigh C Palmer was appointed chairman of the U S Emergency Fleet Corporation succeeding Ed P Farley after a reorganizational plan. A St Louis native, Palmer has long served on the U S Shipping Board roster and recently toured Europe to study conditions and European agencies. He served in naval roles from World War I through the Atlantic battleship fleet and was naval aide to Secretary Root and to President Taft.
In Ashland on January 12 the Ashland County Fish and Game Club elected Fred Mohrman president with W C Hauck as vice president George M Rose borough as secretary and B F Zercher as treasurer. The article notes Zercher later led the Bureau of Navigation during a wartime navy expansion.
New Victor Records released today feature Mendelberg and the New York Orchestra Double Red Seals with Titta Ruffo and Wanda Landowska, plus Rudy Wiedoeft’s Saxaretta and Souvenir by Drolla. Will Rogers performs two humorous talks To the Bankers and First Political Speech. Also advertised are Gulbransen pianos, Violins, and a Parade of Wooden Soldiers display powered by an electric motor with a 73 cent record price.
The 15 day sale closes tonight with big savings across hardware items. Demonstrations promise easier wash days with an Easy Electric Washer and a galvanized window box for food and milk. Gloves and rough-work gear priced from 20 cents up.
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