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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1923
Page
7
The article argues that United States Steel’s Mr Gary will not relieve workers by ending the twelve hour day amid a labor surplus. It notes Gary’s past calls for immigration change, acknowledges public pressure, and concludes the twelve hour shift remains for now despite assertions of possible reforms.
A columnist notes earlier claims of a truth detecting drug proved unreliable. The piece mocks the idea of a device forcing truth and cites public figures, drink limits, and political quips as evidence of uncertain judgment and shifting sanity.
A recap of notable historical dates and figures tied to Ohio and beyond, listing Andrew H. Reeder born in Easton Pa died 1864 Jubal Early actions at Fort Stevens 1864 Omar D Conger death 1898 Henry Thoreau born Concord Mass Clara Kellogg born Sumter South Carolina and other centennial notes with One Year Ago Today reflections on Harding arbitration plan and various notable birthdays and events including Tutankhamen artifacts discovery.
Centenary of Nathaniel A Boynton noted inventor is marked. An Aeronautical Exhibition opens in Gothenburg Sweden and runs to August 20. Southwest Railway advisory board meets in Fort Worth to discuss fall freight car shortages. Republican state chairmen from six states meet in Chicago for campaign planning. An international economic conference gathers in Gothenburg to study forestry and agricultural distribution.
A rambling column cites Jim Armitage and Doc Cooke in a sharp mockery of legal and gambling schemes. It mocks blue sky laws and asserts various figures, calling operators and players “suckers” while referencing Dempsey, Willard, and local figures and places in a sardonic, era voice.
The article profiles Raymond Poincare amid rising partisan focus in the French parliament as next year’s elections loom. It notes his fatigue and distrust of parliamentary intrigue, his lifelong stance against Germany, and outlines his rise from budget reporter in 1890 to president in 1913, highlighting his decisive nationalist approach and role during crises.
The toastmaster jokes about someone with no introduction while ABE MARTIN quips about fear of home grown children. The piece reflects rural humor and social banter with rustic tone and regional color.
Brig. Gen. Mitchell notes US Army air service holds altitude record at 34,509.32 feet aided by a turbo compressor that feeds oxygen to the carburetor. He explains how the device mitigates thinner air and preserves engine power at altitude. A separate piece argues for more lawyers to expose unscrupulous practitioners and improve legal literacy.
The text notes that during the early World War I period Care accompanied Premier Rene Viviam on a trip to Petrograd for confidential conferences with the czar. Supporters claim the visit saved France in the war’s early days, as the great conflict loomed.
A concise excerpt of Shelley and Keats on memory and love, noting music and scent as lasting impressions. The verse contrasts living memory with a beloved’s absence, suggesting thoughts endure after death.
A 30 year old report recounts a severe electrical storm causing multiple barn fires across the county, an anti liquor mass meeting at the opera house led by Howard H. Russell, and various local affairs including a hotel stake sale, a canning plant labor force, a wedding trip to the World's Fair, and the swallows roaming in Palestinian religious sites.
In Japan, kite flying has long been popular with kites often depicting absurd figures such as elderly gentlemen birds or puppies.
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