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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1922
Page
3
Frederick Byiegton and Dale Gardner drove a heavy wagon over a wooden Washington avenue bridge when it collapsed. They were thrown to the river bottom but escaped injury. Local rescuers reported no serious harm.
The National Council for Reduction of Armament urges peace by embedding law in hearts. No More War posters spread as demonstrations in Europe and America, with July 29 and 60 dates planned. nations unite to end war through habit, diplomacy, and shared resolve.
Fragmentary OCR shows names like Watne, Par, Cage, and references to voting and a president. Details are illegible, but hints at colonial era civic topics and sports terms mixed in.
Fragmentary text references horse racing betting and a Tarvin incident. Mentions Hadawar's Ploke, Toni Mar, and a veep, with scattered names and phrases. The legible items hint at comedic telegram style material without clear narrative.
Rumor swirls that N. G. Wells will stand as a Labour candidate for Parliament representing London University. Supporters say his global stature and deep knowledge of British life would make him a strong asset in addressing economic and industrial issues.
The piece notes campaigns and platform talk as major topics in the upcoming primary races. It highlights James A. Reed challenging a Democratic sénatorial remy and mentions key dates and events across states.
A fragmented line reflects on how love may incur costs for a husband or partner and hints at social reputations shaped by how one treats a wife. The text suggests a critique of pride and resentment in personal relationships.
Fragments note a race day scene with references to a man named George and Governor Davis. Mentions a wife, a visit to Vy, questions about a veteran’s record, and a vacation period with purchases and comments on row speed. Language is garbled and many names uncertain.
60 years ago FOSTOR aided Ohio soldiers by serving at battle camps and military aid centers. Vicksburg fell and Elvira rejoiced with the union, while speeches honored heroism and militia companies gathered in Ridgeville, Grafton, and Penfield for support.
The Woodmen of the World and Woodmen Circle chapters from Lorain Erie Huron and Sandusky counties plan a Sunday picnic at Crystal Beach. Cascade City members and families will attend with a concert and sports program in the afternoon.
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