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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1924
Page
7
An editorial argues voters must organize through parties yet beware bosses who misuse power for personal gain. It calls for open selection of candidates, public contracts, and removal of corrupt officials in state departments and law enforcement, urging reform in Columbus and local politics.
The piece argues that the public dislikes mere scolding and wants constructive criticism of people and policies. It distinguishes honest, constructive critics from demagogues and urges critics to offer concrete alternatives while remaining broad minded and unselfish.
A miscellany of dated reminiscences and captions noting anniversaries from 1871 to recent times. It lists figures such as Col Heyne, Queen Victoria, naval disasters, and notable Americans with birthdays and biographical hints, interwoven with local political and social commentary from Ohio.
Major Pedro Zaani and Ensign Nelson T Page of the Argentine air service sail from Buenos Aires to London seeking a plane and equipment for a ground the world flight planned to start this summer from Rome.
A brief note states the Fish and Game Club is dispatching Kelloggs Day and Jim Armitage to Columbus on an internal matter. The note remains confidential.
ABE MARTIN notes Ford supporters remain loyal despite his exit from the presidential race and criticizes their frequent lack of contextual awareness behind backing. The piece uses regional humor to reflect on political loyalties and public perception.
The town notes Burke's campaign for governor and his wide connections as he networks with supporters. Skepticism remains about his impact and the presence of Judge Webber locally is mentioned with relief.
Analyzes debates over women wearing hats in the English parliament and broader themes of power and toleration. Reflects on saving power, wealth, and the character of everyday people through references to Daniel Webster and poets Riley and Guest.
Dr. Chaim Weizmann argues Palestine advances under British rule include schools, hospitals, agricultural development, and Hebrew self government. He asserts Jews seek integration into governance, not autocracy, and warns against harming Arab rights while building a Jewish homeland for humanity.
A reflection on how ordinary people's life and common things inspire writers. The piece suggests most people are good and that writers often reflect this in their works, linking everyday reality to broader human virtue.
A severe cold wave dropped the thermometer to sixteen below zero as a limb fell at work in the woods injuring EN MISH. County health boards met at the courthouse to discuss sanitary plans. Heirs of E W MerealZ plan a new pipe organ for the First Congregational Church. West Broad residents protested street pavement construction. Charles Cottizer began work as substitute carrier at the post office. A full eclipse delighted many as the night was clear. Milk vitamins come from sunlight in food. A Swiss avalanche in 1901 buried a village on the Simplon Pass. all inhabitants were killed. The smallest cathedral in Britain sits in Argyll and the Isles, housing 100 worshippers.
A reflective verse on fleeting pleasures and fate. The speaker detaches from desire, watching rainbows and dew pass with folded arms, accepting their passing as inevitable in this or another place.
Firefighters responded shortly after 11 PM to a blaze at Joseph Hearon’s 725 East River Street home. Wallpaper around a chimney hole ignited, filling the house with smoke. Loss described as small.
James O Grady a Labourite is named Britain’s ambassador to Soviet Russia. A former World War I captain, he helped negotiate prisoner exchanges in 1919 1920 and has urged clemency for Irish hunger striker Terence MacSwiney. He also served as secretary of the Federation of General Workers.
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