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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1925
Page
7
A July 1925 discussion argues nationwide propaganda to end the death penalty as Illinois case gains attention. It notes public sentiment shifts when readers sympathize with a condemned man, fearing execution, and cautions against using Scott’s case to eliminate capital punishment.
The piece notes a South African bill restricting emergency certificates and job allocation by race, denying natives and Asians access to certain machinery control. The Senate defeated the measure, but plans to reintroduce next year are reported, highlighting a broader segregation program. Tennessee readers are urged to reflect on the issue.
A fragmented note urges readers to view owning and using automobiles as a patriotic duty. It argues cars support British and allied companies, fund government taxes, and help clear debts, suggesting continued driving benefits both economy and public finances.
Stormy time looms for Wisconsin Progressives as no clear heir to Senator La Follette emerges. Governor Blaine and Robert M. La Follette Jr. both seek influence, risking factional splits that could topple the movement and alter the national row.
Community brief noting yesterday and today's anniversaries and a reference to a stage set event. Mentions local individuals and organizations connected to the milestones.
Fragmentary OCR text presents disjointed phrases about Grove Patterson and references to Henry Ford. The readable parts mention a work titled The Way of the World and individuals such as Grove Patterson and Henry Ford in a distorted sequence of words.
Three members of the U.S. Commission depart Washington for Seattle to hold hearings on proposed revisions to duties on logs and on halibut. The shipments come from Northwest Canada. Regional associations and state conferences across Wisconsin, Atlanta and North Carolina are noted in the brief.
ABE MARTIN quotes criticize someone staying in the real estate game. Teri Binkley speaks of not stopping to leave the business. A bystander asks about the fate of the girls from yesterday as some remain in bed.
An immigrant named Jez from Czechoslovakia learns English in two months while studying up to 17 hours daily, describing hard work as the straight path to success. He notes many shy from effort, urging confidence to express and act on one’s own thoughts.
Mr. Irvin Melsher of 417 Middle Ase is named as the sole representative for Bivria and nearby towns. He is authorized to take orders and accept deposits.
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