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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1922
Page
7
Gifford Pinchot reports spending 93000 of his own money and 29000 by his wife on his campaign. The piece notes the high costs of running in a large district and contrasts Pinchot with Senator Pepper and Michigan's Hugh Newberry, arguing against direct price comparisons across states.
France through President Poincare proposes Russia must withdraw the May memorandum accept Russia's pre war and war debts return foreign owned property naturalized in Russia and drop the fifty billion ruble claim and be barred from government loans. The stance risks breaking unity at the Hague conference and risks Russia withdrawing if other powers do not back France.
The Wilson Democrats in New York say Hearst may nominate any candidate except himself and even propose Mrs Hearst for the ticket. They promise open support while denying his personal position. President Wilson reportedly improving, with Bainbridge Colby joining him in new Bar Building offices. Harding denounces papers criticizing Daugherty pardon of Morse, labeling them black guards.
A scattered collage notes 19th and early 20th century items from Ohio history including frosts crippling wheat crops in 1859 and public milestones from 1880 to 1916. It mentions birthdays of Frances Starr Rear Admiral Thomas Washington and others, religious trials, upcoming conventions, and odd local anecdotes such as a rabbit shooting incident and a Ford car remark.
The piece notes today’s general election in the Philippines and a semi centennial at Plateau Academy Montreal founded in 1872 by Lord Lisgar. It also mentions Rear Admiral Edwin A Anderson sailing from New York to succeed Vice Admiral Albert P Niblack, and the National Assembly of Civil Service Commissions meeting in San Francisco for five days. In Florida primaries the race centers on U S senator contenders including Trammell and Gilchrist amid health official concerns.
ABF Martin notes many schemes as players push last year's hat trade idea. Vesper Moots pitched a no hit game yesterday though he has not been in college for a full year.
A fragmented collection of humorous and odd reports from small towns. References include Henry Ford plans in Russia, a restaurant watch theft, Burl Martin and Hugh Peachey house painting, bandits in Moundsville, manager Inglaur’s arrest for speed, and brief local anecdotes from Elyria and Huron.
A Cleveland church hosts a pageant with multiple foreign countries represented by contestants in native costumes. Organizers warn attendees to dress warmly as weather could bring a cold to visitors and participants.
A 15 year old arrest reports Motorman Frevendiener of the C. B. & C. charged with manslaughter for Memorial Day wreck. He pleads not guilty and is released on his own recognizance.
An old advertisement promotes a do it yourself bug killer named PDQ claimed to destroy bedbugs trenches fleas and ants. It mentions a five gallon yield and claims not to stain clothing or burn. The text cites a druggist bottle and a company J A Ebert Drug Co.
The Lewis Mercantile advertises a store wide sale with all items included except patterns. Shoppers are told everything in the store is discounted at 207 percent.
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