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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1924
Page
7
The piece argues that leaders work openly to fire conscience and reason, while bosses rely on underhand tactics. It cites Theodore Roosevelt and Premier Ramsay MacDonald as examples, urging readers to identify real leaders who appeal to intellect and deeper causes rather than prejudice.
Farmers face a clash with Ohio Grange leaders over a proposed child labor constitutional amendment. The piece argues that child labor harms health and happiness, creating unfair market competition between humane and exploitative producers, and cites a biblical warning about harming children.
A prisoner with a soulful voice earned parole in Pennsylvania though he faced a seven year sentence for banditry. Radio listeners praised his singing, but experts note the link between voice and crime is unclear. The case raises questions about juror influence and defense strategy.
A compact column lists yesterday events and notable birthdays. Entries include historical actions from 1763 to 1922 and notable births such as Hon. Charles A. Dunning and Joseph M. Dixon, with dates and places referenced.
Ten years after stock markets worldwide closed at the war’s outset Pasadena honors Robert J Burdette Day. Cardinal Dougherty attends the Monterey Fresno diocese installation. A bronze tablet for Captain John Ericsson is unveiled in New York. Topeka police cite a woman desk sergeant. An eclipse visible in Antarctic waters and Pan Pacific Food Conservation Conference in Honolulu begin.
garbled notes discuss Dempsey Wilder and Carpentier with jumbled opinions on European opponents. mentions Evans and Donahey comparisons, local teams like Moulton and Roy, and anticipation of bouts with Dall season, urging readiness and factual arguments.
Grove Patterson comments on world indifference to human life and the need to end troops firing on civilians. He notes changes in society, reports on unions inviting nonmembers to meetings, and highlights Trinity Church's vast income and salaries. He extols charm as key to personal popularity.
The excerpt notes ABE MAR Mr. and Mrs. Ox Moss moving to housekeeping so goods can be sent on approval. It contrasts past silk stocking aristocracy with current gentler fashion of inexpensive cotton stockings, describing a shift from old wealth to accessible apparel.
The article cites Dr. Charles Gray Shaw of New York University arguing women are more individualized than men despite social norms. He contrasts feminine privacy with male civilization, claiming women cultivate genuine personality, morality without ethical codes, and greater fidelity in love relations. He also notes fashion as expression of originality and critiques organized clubs for women.
The page lists deaths including Rev T C Warner and Chas A Cahoon with resignations and appointments. It notes Morse and H W Roynton deaths, details an insurance career, and mentions Raoul Dandurand of Canada planned for the League of Nations prep. It covers Canadian political figures, education, law, and public service roles.
Glouster officials require repayment of secret service fund expenditures deemed unauthorized. Ohio educators gather for vocational agriculture conference in Columbus led by state board and Ohio State University. Rev. Roy W. Jamieson resigns from Columbus City Iowa church to serve Burlington Iowa and teach religious education. Crawford county farm land values fall from 86.57 to 80.10 per acre per Felring report.
The Harrisburg born editor and politican Vance Crinwell McCormick, long linked with the Wil son campaign and a former mayor and governor candidate, is slated to serve on a national committee board guiding the Democratic campaign strategy. His career spans media leadership, Yale affiliation, and federal roles including the war trade board. A Martins Ferry lawyer story follows about a sharp office boy exchange over pay.
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