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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1922
Page
5
The Lorain County Automobile Club occupies new rooms 368 and 316 on the third floor of the Elyria block after part of the Andwur hotel was torn down for a bank building. The move aims to accommodate future growth and quarters.
The article notes a shift to home brewing and soft drink shortages after Prohibition began. It cites many implying people make beer at home, condensing milk and yeast to bottle beverages, with sales of soft drinks dipping and beer gaining cautious use among drinkers. It mentions a decline in root beer use and a price drop in alcohol substitutes. It also references the first U.S. train robbery near Seymour, Indiana on May 22, 1868.
Hartwell Farwell of Milwaukee admits killing Philip Houston and burning the body in a haystack. He claims his father warned him and his sister against marriage and says he shot Houston to prevent disobedience to that order.
A reader asks for help in a state convention on enforcement by non leaders and condemning open corruption. The piece debates obedience to law and petitions readers to join with a party stance on fraud questions.
The piece questions the use of emergency clauses in state legislation under Governor Davia, urges clear positions on spoils systems, appointive integrity in departments, and social justice, arguing against paternalism and selective enforcement while addressing candidate stances. It highlights debates on reorganization laws and administrative stability.
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