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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1924
Page
11
Fragmented excerpt surveys beliefs on poverty gender and morality while recounting a public exchange between Shaw and Chesterton. It contrasts idealized roles with social pressures and notes a provocative debate about breakfast and cultural habits.
Mrs Loeb reveals her position as campaign notes remain premature. She speaks from jail cell stating it is too early to discuss campaign plans and asserts current conditions limit comment.
Chicago story: Mrs. David Goldenberg finds a hundred dollars in her purse after dreaming her father handed her money to start a business. She also finds eleven one dollar coins. The money remains unexplained and she believes a miracle occurred. She has four children and lives with her mother upstairs.
Rep Jolly M Nelson of Wisconsin announced in Cleveland he was offered the position of campaign manager for Senator Robert M Lafollette of Wisconsin as an independent candidate for the presidency. Nelson said Washington and Madison reports say Lafollette would appoint a Chicago headquartered campaign staff if he runs. He did not comment further.
The twenty first annual Longdon Tran reunion was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Ross on June 28. About seventy five guests attended despite bad weather, with a program of recitations songs and speeches followed by ice cream and cake. Future plans include a dinner gathering next year at the same home.
W C Greene, an American Rhodes scholar at Oxford, told Rudyard Kipling’s Rhodes Trust dinner that all he loves about the United States grows stronger the more he sees of Britain. He denounced cross sea talk as a pain, saying Europe and Oxford killed his romance and dreams yet left him with lessons in duty and social truth. His remarks sparked controversy in England.
A man named Laula Elnes of 128 Woodford Avenue caught a fish hook in the first finger of his left hand while wiring. He was taken to Memorial Hospital where a bad wound was treated, and he is not yet discharged.
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