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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1921
Page
2
A civic urging to Elyrians to study aspirants before voting. The piece calls for evaluating morals character and past performance to ensure an administration that fosters growth and progress for the city of Firma and Etygma. It emphasizes voting intelligently weeks before the election to secure an efficient government.
A sharp critique follows Admiral Sims remarks on Sinn Fein influence and an inter English speaking policy. The piece notes naval regulations prohibit political or foreign-policy remarks by officers and suggests his comments were improper and potentially embarrassing to the administration.
The untimely death of Colonel Frederick W Galbraith, longtime American Legion leader and national commander, triggers universal mourning. He dedicated life to veterans relief, spoke for Americanization, and championed soldier welfare, earning admiration from Ohio and Massachusetts backgrounds and peers nationwide.
Boston Transcript notes support for a Senate bill drafted by the American Bar Association to empower the United States to protect its nationals abroad when states fail to provide protection. The measure would justify U S actions to secure rights for Americans and other nationals, reduce wartime causes, and mobilize support from New England women and national voters to pass the act.
A Philadelphia Public Ledger column critiques Western interest in Chinese Bolshevism and traces Chinese political history from ancient dynasties to modern times. It contrasts Western fears with long cycles of reform and reaction, arguing radical ideas fade as history repeats.
Today in Salem Virginia educators gather for the Roanoke College inauguration of Dr Charles J Smith. Across the nation delegates from many countries attend Atlanta convention of the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World. Signor Reece Italian ambassador is to speak at the University of Rochester alumni dinner.
A compact recap lists Ohio figures and events from 1847 to 1900. John M Pattison, Ohio's Governor, born in Clement County and died 1906 in Milford. Gamaliel S. Olds, distinguished scholar and preacher, died 1883. The Woman's Share Association of Ohio formed 1883 in Columbus. The Greenback Labor party nominated Charles Jenkins for governor in 1883. The Democratic State convention in Columbus 1900 nominated Henry H McFadden for secretary of state.
Dublin on June 1 reports warn of quick martial law enforcement. British authorities threaten banning cycles in counties including Dublin and Wicklow and say property owners near Dublin Castle may be shot if attempting to enter without prior permission.
The county budget commission led by County Auditor Weiks with County Treasurer A Baker and Prosecutor Lawrence H. Webber will meet Mondar Aug 1 to review the unity commissioners budget. Work should be finished by the commission before the third Monday of August. Oakville reports Charles Cidrella Tiltoanelle died hours after stepping from one train into another.
ABE MARTIN notes an attempted burglary at Fern Moots’s residence last night. The piece reflects on the unreliability of rumors versus the camera, implying public skepticism about what actually happened.
A new state law makes county board of education members elected by voters rather than chosen by the board itself, effective in August. The district superintendents become assistant superintendents, nominated by the county superintendent and elected by the board, with three of five members able to override the nomination.
A nearly white horse free on Huron Street was corralled by Arthur Clark who reported it to police. An effort is under way to locate the owner and reunite the animal with its rightful keeper.
Berlin reports a three day general strike begun today in protest of the assassination of Herr, following events yesterday. The action spans across the city with workers from multiple sectors participating in solidarity demonstrations.
In an alarming event Gen Essad Pasha, Albania’s prime minister, was assassinated. Paris headlines report political turmoil linked to his leadership and regional shifts. The casualty reverberates through Albanian politics and Balkan diplomacy.
William Butler Yeats, Sir Charles Parsons, Rear Admiral A Fiske, Henry P Davison, and James F Allen are noted as born on anniversaries today. Yeats is celebrated as a writer, Parsons and Fiske as engineers and military leaders, Davison as a banker who led the Red Cross war council, and Allen as college president, with birthplaces given for several.
CADIZz Mra Beeke and Jon, Harry faced fines of 1000 dollars and 500 pounds respectively for liquor law violations. Both reside in Martins Ferry and were charged with related offenses.
Warnington report says Roy A Haynes of Ohio has taken charge of the prohibition enforcement machinery. He declares no policy and says the government will run enforcement free from outside influence of wets or drys.
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