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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1922
Page
5
A Montgomery trial questions the rector Reverend Richard Wilkinson for allowing a Jewish Rabbi to speak in a church parish house without bishop approval. The offense is framed as serious, with possible ecclesiastical punishment rather than imprisonment. The piece condemns unintended speakers and urges scrutiny by church and school authorities.
Col Brookhart, labeled radical, ran for the United States Senate with five opponents. He opposed the Esch Cummings Railroad Act and advocated reopening the Newberry case. With 289000 votes cast in the state he won 41 percent or 118493, while the rest split among others. The GOP factions show strong Progressive admiration and unity behind the people’s nominee.
The piece covers tax reform aims for sixty one counties to boost revenue and tax public utilities, plus anecdotes from a municipal scene. It recalls a mayoral scene, a light suit mishap, and a boy’s school picnic with a lunch mishap ending in a front of fire station horsing around and a plate glass window mishap, totaling 3.15 dollars.
The court declared property of public service corporations will not be assessed at hundred percent value while general taxpayers face sixty percent. This revaluation affects sixty one counties and stirs tax revenue concerns amid prior political delays by Governor Cox. Lorain and Cuyahoga counties are among the counties already revalued.
A garbled historical roundup notes Governor Lucas, Ida Saxton McKinley born in Canton, James Gazler born in Cincinnati, Garfield era references, Babe Ruth imprisonment, Liberal meetings in British Columbia, Otterbein College jubilee, Toronto University honorary convocation, and several state, federal figures born in San Jose Hartford Medina. The piece previews conventions in Wilmington, Ogden, Hutchinson, and Kansas.
George C Dunham transfers three fourths acre to Joseph Streemans in Ridgeville for 1500 dollars. L Mangio sells part of lots 28 29 original plat Lorain. Frank Richmond to Robert Cooper 25 acres Amherst for 13006 dollars. Universal Realty to Christian Pedolin lots 25 26 section 0 Center Ridge Heights Ridgeville for 390 dollars. H Edick Co to Myrtle Sargett lots 112 113 114 Lake View Allotment Lorain for 500 dollars. Howard Wofford to W L Morgan lot 13 Streeter's addition Lorain for 500 dollars. Frank McKellogg to Effie Teamer lot 11 Lake Side addition Lorain for 4000 dollars. Robert Stegman to Emma Stegiman lot 51 Orchard Grove Allotment Elyria for 2006 dollars. Emery Fleischer to John Anduka lot 12 Oberlin avenue allotment Lorain for 1006 dollars. Emery Horvath to Paul Holzder lot 27 Lawler's addition Lorain for 3505 dollars. Joseph Szakal to Bert Szabo lot 9 Day's addition Elyria for 4000 dollars. Lizzie Bazan to Frank Braman for a transfer listing
A fragmented reminiscence notes regret over discarding a corkscrew and a casual critique of people who overvalue their own indispensability, reflecting on misplaced pride and irony. The text reads as a rough speech snippet with humorous self-deprecation and muddled phrases.
A fragmented reminiscence-laced note recounts a Sandusky visit with mentions of wine cellars, sacramental use, and a possible debate between Judge Webber and a champagne maker. It hints at optimism about wine and beer returns, cites figures like Fred Mizer of the General Phonograph Co, and ends with an Amherst mayor J J Smythe incident about a distressed woman.
Forty years ago in Elyria Susan L Park who came to Elyria in 1825 died at her home mourned by many friends. Forepaughs circus with elephants and big shows was booked for the city. The weekly Republican boasted of Elyria lots, fine homes and neat flower beds. A lecture by T Dewitt Talmadge was planned under M E ladies. A special election narrowed support for a new high school building to 236 yes 38 no. Local transfers and property deals listed include W W Ely, George Hewett arrest for property destruction, and several real estate transactions in Lorain and Vermilion areas.
An old advertisement claims Dr Orth Stomach Remedy cures indigestion dyspepsia sour stomach and gas. A testimonial from Mrs Florence Smith of Ashtabula Ohio describes yearlong sickness with rheumatism and backache easing after one box. It urges readers to buy from druggists or mail order a 75 cent box from East Liverpool Ohio.
Property deeds show exchanges including Vermilion on the Lake Co transferring lot 1290 in Brownhelm to H J Weaver for 500 dollars, Hanna Brown selling 72 acres in Henrietta for 7000, and multiple parcels in Avon Lake Lorain Avon Beach with sums ranging from 1 to 4000 dollars.
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