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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1928
Page
15
Chicago Health Commissioner Dr Arnold Hi Kegel warns noisy overloaded trucks harm public health. A council committee will investigate truck overloading, linking constant vibrations, noise and dust to reduced urban living and worker efficiency.
Dr Kegel notes urban distress goes unseen by many as officials plan to use apparatus once used to gauge elevated train noise to measure street clutter from truck overloads. City authorities estimate street damage at about 1.9 million dollars, with Joann Aeberly, J T Connoller and Dr Gottfried Kock among investigators.
Community events note a mix of social visits and gatherings. Local families, including Mr and Mrs Dean Morgan and Mrs Nettie Weed, attend birthdays, funerals, and Fourth of July celebrations with friends and relatives from Wellington Cleveland Akron Wakeman Springfield and other nearby places.
A fragmentary recounting shows Whitney visiting relatives in Henrietta and Camden while relatives and neighbors share whispers about a public figure accused of corruption. The narrative touches on a Methodist clergyman’s suspension by Bishop Wilson, a boastful claim about wages and a personal rise from debt to wealth through fraternal organizing.
In New York, William Simmons founder of the Ku Klux Klan claims in Colter's Weekly that the 23rd Klan was stolen from him by Wesley Evans and others. He accuses Wayne Stephenson of conspiracies and notes the order once led by him broke into factional strife and a large donor list.
An applet to a police boathouse in Milwaukee will cost XN. Waukee taxipapers amount to 1,760 for one year. The police department operates a patrol launch named Rulhoy on the upper Milwaukee River to provide upasked-for diaper support.
The Milwaukee art commission rejected the plain design for a city boathouse scene. Artistic changes are approved to elevate the project cost to 2490 dollars, with a new structure to house canoes and bank access along the street.
London observers, led by Wiss J L Savill, read caustic critiques from English industrialists at the Association of Headmistresses conference. They fault girls for lacking stamina under emotional strain, blaming intensive education and overwork as causes.
Educated girls are blamed for arrogance and insubordination. They respond with casual phrases and lack deference. The speaker criticizes their modern conveniences and mentions they have worn out three zene while working. They also plan to build a log cabin in the near future.
Perennial campers near Nashwaule Minnesota Mr and Mrs UC Frese who run a chicken farm near the town are said to have set an ordinance record for camping. They have lived in a tent.
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