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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1923
Page
7
In a June 7 1923 look ahead the article notes sharp divides within both parties over the League of Nations and the World Court. It outlines four Republican viewpoints and says the issue transcends party lines, shaping U S international obligations and politics for decades.
An essay contrasts worship of human handiwork with reverence for nature. It highlights luminous sea creatures like glowfish and headlight starfish, noting self-charging light and the sea’s beauty. A man’s quip about water echoes the theme of invention and wonder.
The piece argues that true patriotism lies in peace and protecting the weak, envisioning a future inter racial and international movement against war. It warns against blames and vulgarity, noting people often resist collective efforts while endorsing peaceful global problem solving.
A compact roundup notes Lafayette and Warne joining forces in Virginia in 1781, Co Canrobert’s death in Paris in 1896, 1823 Massachusetts action on the Bunker Hill Monument, 1852 Hosea Ballou’s death in Boston, and various birth and achievement items including 1915 Warneford’s zeppelin destruction, 1916 Columbia River Highway celebration, and a 90 pound sturgeon at Newport News.
Pony Mopps remarks that cigars never hit the spot after walking long distances. Mrs Em Moots, who has been missing for several days, telephoned her daughter early this morning to say she would be home soon.
Seventy five years ago today Wisconsin inaugurated Nelson Dewey as its first state governor. The piece also notes Rev. Owen B. Corrigan celebrating a jubilee in Baltimore, various state and national events, and a humorous column about newlyweds and married life.
Komical Telegrams recount a June wedding theme with humor about romance, contracts, and a Niagara voyage, noting the seasonal spike in jewelry sales. The bit riffs on male courting behavior, wedding ceremony rituals, and the surprises of marriage with comic asides about veterans and fate.
Premier Bruce called for a Pacific league uniting nations with interests around the sea to discuss problems openly. He stressed that trade expansion rather than territorial gain offers better solutions to population pressures and urged restoring world trade to ease future tensions.
Robert Beecher Howell, progressive Republican from Nebraska, led the Senate contest for the Wilson administration as he rose from Omaha city engineering to the state senate and water board. Born Adrian Michigan, educated at the Naval Academy, he built a career in insurance and real estate and advocated public ownership of municipal utilities. In 1914 he ran for Nebraska governor but lost to Democrat John H. Morehead.
The Radio Service Commission of the United States Post Office and Department of Agriculture notes Senator Howell, a Presbyterian and Mason, is a member of Omaha and University clubs, the Army and Navy, Hap py Hollow, and the Commercial Club of Omaha.
Twenty years ago George Moon of Avon brought the first home grown strawberries to town. Chief Hafner of the fire department had twenty five years in service and joined Phoenix No. 2. In 1868 the Big Four Railroad filed a $50 million mortgage with county recorder H. J. Cahoon, the largest in the county. Miss Luella Phips received a round trip ticket to the World's Fair in Chicago in a teacher’s contest by a Cleveland paper. Mrs. S. W. Grosvenor of Second Street observed her nine…
Heth birthday and greetings from many friends mark social ties. a 1863 Congregational church pastor served as a backdrop for nuptials. MIGS BADIE FULLER from Elyria wed a Cleveland man named Hall. Miss Hallie Claugh and Miss Anna Folger of this city served as bridesmaids. Frank E. Stewart married Miss Jennie Miller of Elyria at the Congregational church, officiated by Rev. EB Williams.
A short poem by Thomas Campbell praising the evening star as bringer of rest and memory For lovers’ meetings and vows watched over by heaven The star calms laborers and cottages as scents rise and herds fade under a serene sky
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