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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1926

Page

7

Republicans Should Not Help Donahey For President Ticket

The piece argues against Governor Donahey being the 1928 Democratic Presidential nominee, warning Republican voters in Ohio to resist machine politics. It asserts Donahey's likely reelection as governor is uncertain and urges Republicans to choose own candidates without being swayed by bosses or paymaster politics. It stresses voter responsibility on Primary Day to shape both parties' tickets.

Donahey Ohio

Strange Methods Of Union In Fascist Italy

The Fascist government suspended all provincial, communal and municipal elections to eliminate internal strife and unite upon national purposes. The writer warns that if similar power were held by the Federal Government, it would provoke swift civil war, arguing such unification methods reveal strong nationalist tactics seen from afar.

Italy

Rival Lovers Race To Dallas Chicago Air Flight

A Texas romance unfolds as two rivals contend over who may fly to a dying Chicago lover. One wins by lot, then helps the other to the field before fainting. The mother later travels by rail, revealing a tale of passion and quick decisions.

Texas Chicago Dallas Fort Worth Solomon

Poor Representation Rider Thrown In Plainfield

In Plainfield New Jersey a rider representing George Washington was thrown from a horse and seriously injured taken to the hospital. The incident was described as a poor representation of Washingtons horsemanship.

Plainfield New Jersey Perness George Washington Washington

Unemployment In Berlin Reaches Two Million Figures

Reports show Berlin facing mass unemployment with about 2,000,000 people out of work. In June, 1600 residents in a small district received public aid. many artists and performers applied for and obtained unemployment doles last month. The propaganda of broad wealth contrasts with the hardship faced by the masses.

Berlin Germany

Irish Peace Congress Highlights Dublin Night Meeting

Jane Addams Hull Howse of Chicago presides over a Dublin gathering of the Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom. Hundreds attend as the featured Irish night seeks to promote peace and resolve in the face of conflict.

International League For ‘Peace and Freedom Dublin Jane Addams Hull Howse Chicago Eee

Yesterday’s Today's Anniversaries and Birthdays

A dated list of historical anniversaries and today’s notable birthdays. Highlights include William Blackstone born in London, 1728. 1904 vice presidential nomination of Henry Doyle. 1924 aviators reaching Constantinople from Baghdad. and today’s births such as Theodore Marburg and Peter Dunne. Includes one-year-ago items about the Prince of Wales opening an exhibition and Charles Ponzi’s prison sentence.

William Blackstone London Georgia Nicholas Matz Herano Denver Mount Tacoma Annie French Hector Alexander Henry G. Doyle West Virginia Constantinople Bagdad West Point United States Westminister Assembly Edinburgh Sutter Herr Andree Tinmaoe North Pole Prince of Wales Salisbury Rhodesia Charles Ponzi Boston Tintey Peter Dunne Mr. Dooley Chicago Randall J. London Cincinnnati Department of Superintendence National Education Association Friendship Maine John W Griggs Newton N. J John A. Trevilee National League of Baseball Chibs

Fragmentary crime line from unclear OCR text

A garbled OCR fragment references robbery themes with unclear names places and actions making precise summary impossible without original context. It mentions hands up money jewelry and a daughter but lacks coherent event details or attribution.

Allus

Centenary notes and trials mark day in history

A collage of events marks the day: the death anniversary of Luth er Martin legal defender of Aaron Burr, the Scopes trial in Dayton, a Liberal Jews congress opening in London, Elks Grand Lodge gathering in Chicago, Ellensburg irrigation project kickoff, and a two day conference in Chicago on international peace via church alliances.

Pops Luther Martin Aaron Burr New York King George Dayton Tenn London Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks Chicago Ellensburg Wash Elwood Mead Por Reclamation World Alliance For International Friendship Ihrough

Resignation of Nebraskan Senator Shifts Committee Power

Washington July 10 The unexpected resignation of Senator George Norris of Nebraska from the chairmanship of the agriculture and forestry committee sparks speculation. Some see it as protest over the farm relief bill defeat, others point to the Muscle Shoals issue, while Norris may seek the judiciary chair after Sumner of Iowa retires if Republicans hold the Senate. Senator McNary of Oregon influences the farm relief debate as a leading Republican.

Washington, D.C George Norris Nebraska Committee On Agriculture and Forestry Hill Norris Muscle Shoals Judiciary Committee

I Am The Gink A Rod That Dismisses Critics

A satirical speaker, self styled gink, brags of opposing critics and favoring his own views on shows and artists. He asserts many works are rewritten from older material and mocks prevailing opinions. The piece reflects 1920s entertainment satire and public arrogance.

Farm leaders debate Muscle Shoals policy and radio education

Senator Norris remains a central figure as farm leaders weigh the future of Muscle Shoals leasing and government operation. The agricultural push includes a new College in the Air opening October 1, 1926, with rural radio enthusiasts preparing for the educational broadcasts and air college initiatives.

Agricultural Committee Norris Newails Congress Air College Secretary of Agriculture Farmers’ College

Radio farm courses expand access to agricultural education

The U S Department of Agriculture and 40 radio stations announce a planned series of eight lesson courses in livestock poultry and dairying for farmers who cannot attend traditional schools. About 1 000 000 farmers are expected to enroll this fall with certificates issued by the Secretary of Agriculture.

United States Department of Agriculture Air College Sam Pickard Radio Service U. S. Department of Agriculture Secretary of Agriculture Jardine

Council grants Southwestern 2 twenty-Ave years franchise opposition

The council voted to grant Southwestern 2 twenty-Ave years franchise but Mayor Tucker opposed it. Parsh Lumber Co. received a $53,500 judgment against New York Central for damages from grade elimination work. George H Chamberlain named to fill the late Ed Douglas's county auditor term. Twenty years ago Jos Stoup resigned as Elyria premier pitcher to join Q and P League. Chris McDermott, Wellington politician, died in Poland Springs Maine. The Andwur hotel reopened after a six month closure due to a fire.

Southwestern Jos Stoup Elyria Chris McDermott Wellington Poland Springs Maine

St Andrews plans new church and parsonage

Fifty five years ago the St Andrews congregation announced plans to begin erecting a new church and parsonage. A brief local note mentions park railing replacement and sheriff Peck’s year in review detailing 61 prisoners aided or supervised.

St. Andrews Sherif Peck

Claude A Swanson Leading Democratic Speakers Bureau

Claude A Swanson of Virginia, born 1862 at Swansenville, rose from a general store clerk to the Senate. Since 1910 he has shaped Democratic politics in the upper chamber and now heads the party’s speakers bureau for the fall campaign after succeeding the late Senator Daniel.

Chatham Virginia Congress Claude A. Swanson Senatorial Committee Daniel Swanson Claude A Swanson Swansonville University of Virginia

Limited Time Victor Records Sale at Reduced Prices

A hardware store advertises deep discounts across records including Mikado and Pinafore sets, blue and black label Victor records, and various discounted appliances. It promotes large stock, quick turnover, and price reductions on damaged goods, canning supplies, electric washers, ranges, and kitchenware with easy payment options and emphasis on savings.

Victor

Irving Berlin song hits and other records for the week

The organist Jesse Crawford records At Peace With The World and Valencia. Also released are Mountain Greenery and Cross Your Heart by Roger Wolfe Kahn and his Orchestra. Jack Smith offers Tonight's My Night With Baby and When the Red Red Robin Comes Bob Bob Bobbin Along. Henry Burr sings I Wish I Had My Old Gal Barry Again rear Elliott Shaw sings Am I Wasting My Time On You.

Jesse Crawford Irving Berlin Valencia Roger Wolf Kahn Hs Orchestra Jack Smith Bob Bob, Bobbin Henry Burr Gal Bari Elliott Shay

Saxophone lessons with Mr Ed Swan atore opening

Arrangements with Ed Swan solo saxophonist of Austin Wykes Orchestra to teach atore on one day each week. Interested individuals invited to discuss learning hot sax with the organizers.

Ed Swan Austin Wykes Atore

Bar Gains in Used Phonographs and Pianos

Real bar gains in used phonographs and pianos discussed with Mr. Krapp. Short notes indicate available items and inquiry steps for interested buyers. Mr. Krapp to provide details on inventory, prices, and viewing arrangements.

Mr. Krapp

Kelloggs Day Vacationing in Northern Michigan

Mr and Mrs Kelloggs are reported to be vacationing in Northern Michigan with no public plans announced. The note appears in a local social column.

Mra. Kelloggs Day Northern Michigan

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