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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1927
Page
1
Reported fragment suggests tensions around Senator Reed's judgment and opposition to an action. The text hints at resistance and potential political maneuvering, but lacks concrete details or clear events.
One hundred and one professors from forty three colleges urge arbitration to resolve the Mexican American dispute over oil and land laws affecting American property rights. They cite The Hague and Jay treaty precedents and quote Elihu Root on arbitration as a universal policy endorsed by the United States.
The American issue paper questions Secretary Mellon's possible resignation from the Coolidge cabinet and notes public confidence in a former distiller as head of the Prohibition Department. It asks if any request has been made to appoint someone else and whether the President intends to keep Mellon or replace him, seeking further guidance on enforcement policy.
Senator Reed of Missouri advocates a ten percent tax credit on taxes paid to reduce the national debt. The idea follows tentative White House discussions, but the Treasury Secretary opposes. The piece argues applying surplus funds to debt could ease the burden of a twenty billion dollar deficit as prosperity grows.
A garbled 19th century chronicle recalls 1814 battle scenes near Ailenne with French forces under Niapwotean defeating allies, 1843 birthdays including McKinney in Ohio, and a long list of notable figures and events. It also notes a recent past mine disaster and a string of commemorations and birthdays for political and cultural figures.
A fragment shows Lafe Bud scolding his wife while moving belongings to a street, amid a tense exchange at a crowded house party. The text hints at locals debating propriety and social friction in a rustic setting.
The report lists observances including the sixtieth anniversary of the union adoption in Topeka, tributes to President William McKinley, and birthdays of figures such as Charles M. Edman, George Wright, and other civic leaders. Also noted are the New England Apartments Show in Boston, the 1927 Woman's National Exhibition in St Louis, and a New York Jewish religious leaders conference. Lake Okeechobee is highlighted as a leading fish farming region.
Wantford MacNider notes defense needs and manpower challenges in a national address. Hanford MacNider, veteran assistant secretary of war since 1925, recounts WWI service, awards, and the gap between equipped troops and needed sustainment. He warns for supply and mobilization readiness to support a modern war effort.
A fragmented dialogue hints at a social interplay involving matching, demand, and tension. The speaker challenges interruption, urges a purchase, and frames the situation as a volatile dispute over attention and reciprocity.
The piece surveys Charles Hanson Towne on Caroline Duer and Mary Duer Miller from an earlier poetry volume. It offers analytical portraits of a man whose outward form and inner character are explored with wit and moral judgment, praising steadfast friendship and discreet virtue.
A garbled GUR file note mentions Ca A of laserty planning to leave the Apart can border on February 6. Preparations for a reception are described. The Troxel Manufacturing Co. increased its capital stock from $10,007 to FLA pan, and a meeting of Mivria ladies was convened to begin.
A compact retrospective notes a 25 30 and 35 year look back listing events. It references wartime medical supplies manufacturing, a fire at Mrs E low residence on Metcalf and Washington Avenue, new medical offices opened, Judge Nye’s retirement chair presentation, and anniversary items. It also recalls a Citizens League food drive, extreme cold, and local obituaries.
The Low ruin County Agricultural Society held its annual meeting at the court house with a large turnout. Curtiss Johnson, son of attorney X L Juhuson, paused the ber contamination in Kansas forty five years ago. Mayor George BE Williams was ill at home from an attack of la grippe. A warrant was issued for a man who swindled farmers by selling Bohegan outs, taking their mates, and discounting them before disappearing. John Lerch of Baldwin Lensch & Co. left for business in New York. An armed guard accompanied a shipment of silver black fox pelts from Wisconsin to the New York sale valued at $1,200,000.
Last week notice offers half a dozen new and used phonographs at deep discounts. Highlights include a mahogany Vietrola with gold trim now 82 dollars, a new Upright Ortho phonic Victrola at 199, an oak Victrola and cabinet at 100, five tube At water Kent sets at 119 and 60 dollars, a five inch fraction receiver with five tubes at 20, plus many other items and 24 new double records from famous artists.
Day's Hardware at 42 Broad St promotes spring paint supplies incl Patco wall finish and China-Lac varnish stain for woodwork plus Patco finishes. They advertise Blue and White Enameled Ware, budget glass pie plates, and several washers stoves ranges and heaters with prices. They note year end closing January 21 and new fiscal start February 1 with accounts due.
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