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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1927

Page

5

Ohio Senators Dry Debate Reference in Senate Talk

The article notes a Senate discussion on prohibition with Senator Bruce of Maryland joking that dry senators could fit in one taxicab due to officials talking dry and drinking wet. It highlights Ohio senators Willis and Fess as notably dry and praised for their conduct, amid broader remarks on Ohio’s congressional discipline.

Senate Bruce Maryland Willis Texas Fess Ohio United States

A NICE DISTINCTION TAX RULE DISCUSSED AT WASHINGTON

The Board of Tax Appeals ruled that a council or aide to the Attorney General cannot have salary exempted from federal income tax. Regular county or state official salaries remain tax exempt, but aides’ pay does not. The piece notes this is a sharp equity distinction and muses on potential tax-law shifts, citing Ohio as an example of possible revenue impacts.

Board of Tax Appeals Washington Avery Cme Ohio

Senator Pepper and a Baseball League Presidency Offer

The note speculates Senator Pepper could be offered the American Baseball League presidency with a 100000 salary per year. It frames it as a political elevation and a cheaper path to influence, suggesting Pepper might accept and shift focus from Senate ambitions to baseball while debating a clash with Czar Landis.

Pepper Dion Doar Pennybania American Baseball League United States Landis

Clean slate bill targets 225 obsolete highway laws

An Ohio Legislature representative introduced a bill to repeal 225 outdated highway laws. The proposal suggests broad repeal would yield real progress if more repealers follow.

Ohio

Anniversaries and Birthdays From Historic Record

Yesterday and today feature anniversaries of notable figures, including Italian patriot Benedetto Catrell and various political and cultural leaders. Birthdays span Marquis of Crewe, Charles Nollet, George Wellington, and others with remarks on their roles and origins.

Benedatto Catrell King Dumbert Pavia Naples Kentucky Commmon Schoral Society Frankford Washington Territorial Northern Vacuie Railroad Company Roseton Tialifax Tokyo Marquis of Crewe France Jingland Den Charles Nollet George le. Wellington United States Maryland Cumberland Charles Barrent National Board of Farm Organizations Augusts Tukeman America Huchmond Takas

Birth of Coleman Sellers Inventor and Engineer Announced

Saturn will enter eclipse behind the moon early this morning. Hundreds of foresters from across the United States gather in New Haven for the sixty second annual meeting of the American Forestry Association. A South African parliament session opens in Capetown with a plan to partner employers and employees. A national crimes conference opens in Chicago on methods to regulate sale and possession of small arms. Conventions opening today include American Forestry Association in New Haven and others in Trenton Topeka Amer Iowa.

Copleaby Coleman Sellers United States New Haven American Forestry Association Caps Town Chicago National Crimes Commission Kew Haven Conn Trenton N. J New Jersey Sons of Temperance Topeka Kas Kansas State Press Association Amer, Towa Towa Sheep Breeder's Association

Poems I Love By CHARLES TEANSON TOWNE

Departure by Emily Dickinson is quoted and discussed as part of a critical note on Dickinsons influence. The piece notes a 1890 edition edited by Mabel Loomis Todd and Thomas Wentworth Higginson and praises Dickinsons original genius in the context of American poetry.

Charles Teanson Towne Emily Dickinson Miss Dickinson Mabel Loomis Todd Thomas Wentworth Higginson

Prohibition Savings Claim by Mrs Boole

Biography of Mrs Ella A Boole, leader of the National WCTU, and a proposal for a federal dry benefits survey. She cites past presidencies, public work, and a 1920 Senate candidacy while arguing prohibitions saved vast sums and improved health and welfare.

Ella A. Boole National Ella Alexander Boole Woman’s Christian Temperance Union New York Public Health Service Bureau of Education

YIM THE GINK Lays Claim To Life Of The Party

A garish self portrait by a woman who calls herself the ginkette describes her role as the life of the party. She boasts of stealing caps, swagger, and playful “cute” acts to draw attention and entertain others.

Cuia Berguse

West Ridge Community News and Meetings Report

Intense cold and widespread colds limited attendance at the Farm Bureau rally at the Grange Hall in West Ridge on Wednesday night. Senator J B Burke spoke on Mexico while Mr Rowland performed, with refreshments served to attendees. Local social notes list visits among residents from Lakewood to Elyria, Eaton, Akron, North Ambherat, and Nova with various hosts.

West Ridge Owims Grange Mexico J.B. Burke Band Information Rowland EB. J. Lang Minnie Hunger Lakewood C. Ih. Hunger’s Charles Schaible Henry Monroe North Ambherat Fred Vietven Thomas Fesler Elyria Fesler Harry Seekins Fred Seekins Riviia Ruth Hunger Wm Hunger Mrs H. Hunger Mra Charlies

Opposed to Bender Bill Cites Broad Criminal Law Impact

Letter writer Pritz Rudin argues against the Bender and Johnson bills for magistrate court limits, saying they hinder enforcement of criminal and minor offense laws and expand opportunity for offenders. He warns these measures threaten liquor, food, animal cruelty, and labor laws, urging ongoing enforcement.

Chronuicle Probate Common Pleas Bender Johnson Weishbaring

Local Social Notes From South Murray Ridge and Area

Community members visited relatives in Elyria and Amherst while local groups held events. The Olio Farmer's Co operative Milk Association hosted an oyster supper at Carlisle Grange hall with talks by J J Prindle and Ar Strong, and officers elected for the coming year. John Schmauch and Kath Schramm wed in a surprise January ceremony on the Schramm road. Temperance day activities took place at South Murray Ridge School.

C. F. Lang St. Pauls Durch Davis Olio Farmer's Co-Operative Milk Association Carlisle Grange Hall J. J Prindle Ar. Strong Cleveland J. HH. Penfound Trl Squire J. B Symans Merle Ponfound John Schmauch Amherst Kath Schramm Schramm Road South Murray Ridge F. Lang Ellen Giberson Elyria J. F. Eldred Clover Leaf Club Tillian

Huntington Farmers Institute Repots 1927 Program

Huntington January 26. The Huntington Farmer's Institute for 1927 was held January 22 and 22 in the town hall. Speakers were Fred G. Strickland of Columbus and Mrs. Herbert B. Marshall of Beaver Dam. Dinner was served in the Grange hall. Officers retained: A. C. Kuthe president John Naegele vice president Tlart Leininger secretary and treasurer Mrs Enola Rowe lady correspondent. Local talent performed and attendance reached 63. Additional notes mention hospital visits and local social events.

Huntington Huntington Farmer's Institute For Town Hall Fred G. Strickland Columbus Herbert BR. Marshall Beaver Dam Aren County Grange A. C. Kuthe John Naegele Kent Emma W Leininger Garrison Carl Cleveland C. Rolce Hart Leininger Tuntington Grange Wall Charles Cassell Smith Thudima

Local notices and social updates from Rochester

Rochester residents report travels to Norwalk for a funeral. Mrs ET Flanagan of Wellington visits with friends and relatives. A lunch room named The Little Black Dan opens in the garage office. Mr A Cawle suffers frostbite on both feet. Mr A Mitchell admitted to sanatorium for cancer treatment. Mr Sam Farmsworth and son Orrin visit Bere with friends. Mr B A Gariss and Mrs N Reed visit the Gariss home.

Rochester W. B. Elerrick Ceo. Davidson Norwalk Chas. Smith ET. Flanagan Wellington A. Gariss

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