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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1923
Page
3
The editorial notes mayor Jones is unchallenged with nominations closing soon. It critiques opposition linked to bootlegger concerns, praises current governance, cites an exhausted treasury and law enforcement momentum, and hopes for a calmer summer of good will.
Columbus merchants inaugurate a campaign for truth in advertising, aiming to be honest in ads. The move implies prior ads may have stretched honesty, signaling a shift toward straightforward commercial messaging.
A note of optimism from a national convention of confectioners suggests good morale. The piece contrasts attitudes of physicians and bankers, hints at longevity tied to business happiness, and comments on law as long as it serves use. It also sketches divergent views of Henry Van Dyke and William Jennings Bryan on science and criticism.
A dated chronicle lists events from 1787 to 1992 including the death of George I of Brunswick in Germany and the 1823 death of Daniel D. Tompkins, with notes on political figures, diplomacy, riots in Alexandria, and a 1992 hurricane impact near New York City.
Admiral Robert H. Coontz, Abin M. Owsley, Richard Strauss, Mme Juha Claussen, Howard Vincent O'Brien are listed as born on this date in diverse places including Missouri Texas Munich Stockholm and Chicago. The figures span naval leadership American Legion leadership opera and music and literary circles.
The Vermilion on the Lake Company transfers lot 1186 Dav. 1 in their Brownhelm allotment to Edward B Lyons of Brownhelm for 2500 dollars.
A Byron fragment echoes liberty and martyrdom as liberty’s spirit shines through prison memory. It elevates Chillon as a holy space where gaol floors become an altar, invoking Bonnivard’s line and faith against tyranny.
A bulletin lists multiple commemorations and openings from today including the birth anniversary of James L Kemper, the 100th founding anniversary of Trinity College, the Canadian Good Boals Association convention in Hamilton, and federal land openings in California and Oregon. It also notes inductions at MIT, conventions across cities, and local reflections on civic events, with later items humorously critiquing local politics and society.
A garbled reminiscence mentions Frank Ritenie and a dental episode with a doctor Bett sridge and a confusing aside about chocolate. The readable bits reference a dental visit and a stray name, but the overall meaning is unclear.
Fragmented text mentions removing sorentes from feet and suggests other methods have waited. The content is garbled with unclear terms and lacks coherent context or identifiable names.
U S journalist William Atherton Du Pu y on the League of Nations labor commission urges dismembering Germany and Russia to create smaller nations. He cites Austria as a model of rehabilitation and warns that reunifying Germany risks renewed world war.
Fifteen years ago a Chautauqua association formed and announced a July program of entertainments at the fair grounds. City officials Jones Koehn Staizenburg and Goodman visited Cascade Park to construct a stone flagging bridge over the river. The high school senior class set a large boulder on campus, then the juniors seized it and dumped it in the river amid several clashes. Senator Robert La Follette of Wisconsin spoke at Elyria Opera House, hosted by Mr and Mrs John Bins. Elyria jeweler Charles R. Bickford died at his Middle Avenue home after a long illness.
Wid Gleason notes indicate the Sox have won six of eight against Detroit with more games ahead. The remark suggests strong performance against the Tigers could lift the team into top standings if more opportunities arise.
A leading hairdresser touts Pi- Tisian sage as supreme for banishing dandruff and giving wavy thick lustrous hair. C. W. Phillips offers a money back plan.
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