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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1923

Page

3

Shipping Board ships deemed dry yet guests drink aboard

A public critique notes a paradox under prohibition rules for merchant ships. While court decisions limit federal power on seas, ships allegedly permit passengers to bring and drink liquor in staterooms, challenging the dry policy and prompting calls for enforcement and respect for law.

American Shipping Board Supreme Court United States Shipping Board New York Times Furuseth LaFollette

Respect for the Flag and City Hall Neglect

A reader notes the City Hall flag lacks a lower stripe and flies continuously, violating etiquette. The column condemns dirty, tattered pennants on public buildings in Elyria and elsewhere, urging proper respect for the national emblem and mentioning the need to teach citizenship values despite varied viewpoints.

City Hall Elyria

Yesterday’s Ohio and anniversaries recap

Yesterday in Ohio lists historic anniversaries and notable births and deaths. Includes Capt Matthew Flinders English navigator 1774 1814, Seneca Falls 1848, Wilberforce 1873, Cathedral of the Holy Name Chicago 1874, telegraph strike 1883, Jean Ingelow 1897, and a one year ago note on Gov Morrison and various birthdays of notable figures in sociology medicine sports and law.

Matthew Flinders Australia United States Seneca Falls England Samuel Wilberforce Episcopal Church America Cathedral of the Holy Name Chicago Pittsburgh Jean Ingelow London

Amateur and professional differ, says Tet Binkley

A statement from Tet Binkley after a home talent show ponders the gap between amateurs and professionals. He says there is more difference between the two than any other two things, reflecting on his experiences and noting how some people rely on a telephone poll to gauge reaction.

Tet Binkley

Five events open today across nations and states

Seventy five years after the Marne retreat begins, a Seneca Falls suffrage anniversary is noted. An International Aero Exhibition opens in Gothenburg under the Royal Aero Club. The U S 5 Chaumont sails from Hampton Roads with a large congressional party to inspect Pacific naval establishments. The US Railroad Labor Board fixes today for wage dispute hearings with Railway Signalmen and major carriers. Conventions opening today include the Texas Commercial Executives Association in Fort Worth and United Spanish War Veterans in Vancouver Washington.

Marne America Seneca Falls Gothenburg Sweden Royal Aero Club Chaumont Hampton Roads Pacific Coast United States Railroad Labor Board Brotherhood of Fort Worth Texas Texas Commercial Executives’ Association Vancouver Wash United Spanish War Veterans Department of Washington

Komical Telegrams from Akron Fish and Game Meeting

A fragmentary diary note from Akron describes a League of Ohio Sportsmen gathering. It mentions chaperoned travel, a vote to remove fish and game from politics, a May 26 to June 15 fishing ban proposal, and remarks on local figures like Ike Myers and senator Wood. The Plain Dealer and Komical Telegram were present, with shopping and light gossip interwoven.

Akron League of Ohio Sportsmen Kellogg Day George Shaffer Fish and Game Department Fish’ and Game Division Wood

Fish politics and stock talk weave through odd plan

A quirky editorial note suggests educating fish about politics rather than relying on party lines. It proposes enlisting a stock salesman to explain his preparation to them, implying the fish will “bite” at the idea as a humorous analogy.

Ed ward Bok prize offers 100000 for world peace plan

An American aged publicist Ed ward Bok of Dutch birth offers a 100000 peace prize for the most practical plan to cooperate with other nations for world peace. The award, administered by a New York Policy committee, pays 50000 on plan selection and 50000 after practicability is demonstrated via Senate approval or broad popular support.

Edward W. Bok U. S.S Bok Netherlands America Brooklyn N. Y Cyrus H.K. Curtis Saturday Evening Post The Ladies' Home Journal Pape Pius X New York City Europe Senate of the United States

Poem Fragment On Death And Home By Stevenson

A fragmentary verse notes a sailor and hunter finding rest after life as the speaker imagines graves and a final home. The lines echo Stevenson’s meditation on peace, travel, and return.

Republicans Nominate for Common Pleas Bench in Medina District

Forty years ago the Republican convention in Medina nominated Green of Akron and Lewis of Medina for the common pleas bench in the district. Other noted attendees included Dr. L D Womad, Dr. L C Kelsey, W Park, B H Hinman, John Tiawehera, Chas C Lord, and George H Lewis. They planned to attend the national G A R encampment in Denver. The Elyria and Olmsted Falls line connected by telephone and was to extend to Cleveland.

Medina Green Akron Lewis Common Pleas L. D. D. Worad L.C. Kelsey W Park B. H. Hinman John Tiawehera George H. ‘Lewis Denver Elyria and Olmoted Falls Clevela

European leaders face poverty and postwar strain

E W Beatty reports from Europe on poverty in Germany and greater hardship in Austria and Hungary while noting Berlin’s lack of inspiration. He observes Hamburg’s busy port, prewar activity, and foreign trade dominance. He cites agriculture in struggling states and the need for inter empire economic action at upcoming British and dominion conferences. Britain aims to extend trade through joint measures with the dominions. The Canadian government plans strong ministerial representation.

Europe E. W. Beatty K. C Canadian Pacific Railroad Montreal England Holland Germany Czechoslovakia France Austria Switzerland Belgium Hungary Britain Beatty Berlin Hamburg Ruhr Ceechoslovakia Great Britain

Catholics parade before ceremony described in brief

County commissioners completed arrangements to commit Lorain county prisoners to the Cleveland work house, following a large Catholic parade prior to the ceremony.

Lorain County Cleveland Workhouse

Zemo claims quick relief for skin diseases

A health ad promotes Zemo for eczema blotches ringworm rashes and similar skin troubles. It says a 35 cent bottle or 1.60 for extra large bottle provides instant relief, cleanses and soothes the skin, and heals quickly. The liquid is described as penetrating and disappearing. Get it today to save distress.

Zemo

Henry W Keyes Re election bid N H senator

Henry W. Keyes has announced his plan to seek re election to the United States Senate. The piece outlines his path from a Littleton born Harvard educated former Democrat turned Republican war governor and businessman to a longtime senator from New Hampshire.

Henry W. Keyes United States Senate New Hampshire Senator Keyes Washington Granite State Harvard

Berlin professor uncovers key to early musical abbreviations

A Berlin professor has discovered a crucial key to the abbreviations used by musicians before the adoption of modern musical notes. The finding promises to greatly enrich church music by clarifying ancient markings and performance practices.

Berlin

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