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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1923

Page

3

Reinstatement of Miss Mary McDowell as a New York teacher

Mary S. Mc Dowell, a Quakeress who was dismissed in 1918 for conduct unbecoming a teacher over antiwar views, is reinstated as a Latin instructor in a Brooklyn manual training high school. Education officials acknowledge the punishment was too severe and public sentiment has shifted toward her stance and charitable war work.

Mary S. McDowell Red Cross Brooklyn Miss McDowell

Apparatus at Central Department Tested by Townsfolk

Citizens at Broad street and Hast avenue found a damaged fire warning box. The note urged breaking glass to grab a key and use a phone, but no glass or key existed and no fire was present. Observers question if the fire department apparatus is kept in order and worthy of respect.

Broad Street Hast Avenue Fire and Police Department

Westerville letter tests stand with Harding on Prohibition

A Westerville message urged Republican leaders Charles Filles and George K Morris to back President Harding and state enforcement of the Volstead Act. Morris refuses to be dictated by the Anti Saloon League while Hilles submits his reply, suggesting splits in party lines and possible Democratic support to balance. The piece ends with assorted musings on progress and skepticism.

Westerville Charles D. Filles George K. Morris Republican State Committee New York Harding Morris Anti-Saloon League Hilles

Yesterdays in Ohio and Todays Anniversaries

A compilation of notable births and deaths arranged by year with references to figures such as John Paul Jones Benito Juarez and Michael Davitt. The list notes anniversaries and historical events including Fort Wagner and the Fenian movement. A regional note remarks on local politics and civic concerns in Ohio.

John Paul Jones Pans Scotland William White Pennsylvania Philadelphia M C. D Borden Fall River Mass Oceanic N. J Fort Wagner S.C Michael Davitt John Wilson Benito Juraz Mexico Stefan Stambuloff Sofia Argentina Buenos Aires

Accident insurance note from a quirky home scene

A garbled reminiscence describes taking advantage of accident insurance by picking cherries while on a rocking chair and a lively Ike Lark home scene with Imogéns aged fifteen painting and going after a sack.

Uday Imogéns

Komical Telegrams and town booster dreams in verse

A humorous town booster exchange imagines a future with a general store banked by the boys and a train stopping for arrivals. It riffs on saloons and cider, a Rice cheese factory on the old Willis Overland site, and locals like Stankard as constable and Bob Rogers as village blacksmith.

Bert E Haney Takes Seat on U S Shipping Board in Oregon

Bert E Haney of Portland has just taken office as a member of the United States shipping board after a lengthy confirmation process. Born in Lafayette and 44, he rose from farming and teaching to law school at the University of Oregon and served as United States Attorney under Wilson. The vessel case tied to him ended in his favor, with owners renaming the ship the Bert E Haney in his honor.

Bert E. Haney Portland Ore United States Shipping Board George E. Chamberlain Haney Chamberlain Oregon Democrat University of Oregon At United States Wilson

London and Paris to Van? in Next War Says Editor

W L Warden, managing editor of the Continental edition of the London Daily Mail, arrives in the United States and urges France’s need for reparations. He warns of a near future war with rapid air and gas attacks, predicting London and Paris would be wiped out in a night and civilians would suffer greatly.

Londox Paris Fara France United States W. L. Warden London Daily Mail Great Britain The Mall Frac Ruhr Germany Spain London

Birthday for an elderly city resident and local events

Ellen Mathews, aged 93, celebrated her birthday. Gentry’s Pony and Animal Show attracted a large crowd. George L. Weller earned a patent for a wood fibre cutting machine. A disastrous collision occurred near Cot t esbrook injuring twenty-one and killing E. L. Garvin of Oberlin. The city council approved a Massey avenue bridge project and opening the street to West avenue. Dr. H. Nelson Jackson crossed Elyria en route east. Old Court Street frames were torn down for the Turner block.

Massey Avenue West Avenue

Worthington Company FURNISHED GOLF BALLS AT Milwaukee Tournament

Des Moines reports female detectives posing as flappers trapped 115 automobile mashers in a single day, illustrating a crackdown on theft and related offenses.

Worthington Company Milwaukee Des Moines

Wordsworth Quests For Inner Heaven On Hearthbound Walk

A Wordsworth fragment dwells on a traveler choosing inner beauty over external scenes. The speaker longs for a sustained inner heaven where thought and love accompany the journey, even as senses waver and the outward world fades in the distance.

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