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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1923
Page
3
A defense of liberty as leave under law, free speech, peaceful assembly, and religious toleration. It urges restraint from majority intolerance, support for due process, and adherence to constitutional methods for change, warning against lawless action and lynching while upholding the statute system.
Tomorrow in Shelby Montana residents prepare for a potential display of the famed Champion Dempsey profile as the town braces for boxing buzz and local spectacle amid mounting anticipation.
A Montana town offered 200000 as a guaranty for a boxing match with a big bruiser. Local manager pocketed the first 200000 and pressed for the remaining funds, while townsfolk exhausted resources. The piece questions patriotism and compares the event to declaring independence, noting possible limitations on such exhibitions and recalling historical anniversaries and birthdays.
Activities span from the Great War Veterans Association convention in Canada to the Tri State Round-Up in Bella Fourche North Dakota and the Independence Day pageant in Meacham Oregon. Observances include memorials for Walter Hines Page, planned Oregon Trail highway events, and historical anniversaries.
A condensed list traces historical milestones from 1825 to 1850 including figures born in Marseilles and Salem, major military actions like the Black Hawk War and Gettysburg, political milestones with Grant and Samuel Powell, and Denmark’s guaranteed integrity involving European powers.
A retrospective note marks a Spanish fleet destruction off Santiago by American ships sixty years earlier the Union alarm over Morgan’s Ohio crossing is recalled and a Gettysburg veterans reunion is planned. The item captures memory of wartime milestones and ongoing commemoration.
A lighthearted reminiscence contrasts past Fourth of July revelry with modern restraint. The piece notes quieter celebrations, Prohibition era memories, and the enduring humor of old timers recalling flags, vacations, and the Dempsey Gibbons fight.
Ten years ago the city charter commission met nightly to study forming a report on the commission form of government. Fireman Dan Schnarr resigned after three years service. Telegrapher Lester Freeman drowned while minnows fishing. Richard Clar narrowly escaped. Eb Church announced an old fashioned camp meeting at the fair grounds. The City Band performed in the park before a large audience and was to be paid 300 dollars per year.
The speaker recalls Heraclitus told as dead while words endure. Bitter news and tears mark memory of conversations that torched the sun. Death takes life but leaves voices and songs, Carian poet still awake in memory and praise.
A light social aside describes the clever pathway to favor as the simple act of enjoying a round steak bite without rushing others. The tone uses playful dialect to compare a refined appetite with social status and patience.
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