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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1926
Page
11
The article criticizes the push for an equalized farm price law, contrasting farmer needs with eastern financiers. It notes the public debate, questions the law’s effect on household costs, and discusses governmental and industrial price dynamics impacting farmers and general living costs.
A Rochester report cites Senator Wadsworth's position on repealing the Eighteenth Amendment. The piece suggests he tries to bridge a divide by courting both dry and wet voters while facing scrutiny from supporters of prohibition and critics wary of his stance.
The article notes Brazil and Spain oppose Germany's admission to the League, with election in September potentially causing their withdrawal. It questions the League's weakness when nations can leave or change course to pursue their aims, and cites other drifting comments about financial pressures and Santa Claus myths as context.
A compiled chronicle recalls Revolutionary era figures born and died, and notable anniversaries. It lists Henry Durant, Alphonse Philippe d En, and Jefferson Davis memorials, with mentions of political leaders, conventions, and early railroad and war era events.
Today marks the 151st anniversary of the Battle of Bunker Hill and the 70th anniversary of the first Republican National Convention in Philadelphia. Indiana congressman and soldier Gen John P. C. Shanks is honored on his birth centennial. Longview, nicknamed the Wonder City, hosts the gathering.
A garbled OCR note hints at a local team improving with better facilities. It references resilience and grit despite a tough world, suggesting momentum or debate around upgrades and support for the program.
A fragmented reminiscence recalls a self styled gink who explains why things happen in law and Tao cases. He admits limited legal knowledge and reflects on past mistakes and misunderstood guidance from others in 1928.
Washington reports a clash between urban migration and farm needs. Senator Copeland urges checking farm to city migration to avoid industrial labor surplus while B Haskell of the Massachusetts agricultural experiment station warns crop surpluses may lead to future famine, stressing the need to boost food production.
A letter contends farm newspapers persuade farmers to adopt machinery and comforts, arguing these adverts raise productivity and living standards. It claims farm paper advertisers boosted independence by teaching use of labor saving tools while noting urban factories now supply many farm needs. The piece cites the Town incident as a call for fair access to conveniences.
Ohio native and former two term representative has entered the race for the United States Senate. With Cleveland mayor Tom L. Johnson as sponsor, Pomerene aims to compete in the Democratic nomination process.
The article notes Dut’s 1905 defeat by Judson Harmen, his 1910 entry to the United States Senate, and a 1916 second term. After retiring in 1922 he pursued a legal career in Cleveland, continuing public service as a prominent figure in law.
A fragmented note praises Edwin Denham as a poet of robust verse likened to The Man with the Hoe author. It hints at a shift toward popular poems and declares the poet worthy of laureateship, marrying lyrical imagery with admiration for poetic reach and youthfulness.
June 17 gathering plans feature prominent attendees including Coolidge invited and General John H. K. McQu National Commander of the veterans group. Committee discussions weigh attendance and funding, with emphasis on forming a memorable convention in Washington or state capital venues.
National Commander John Wad Jahan and General Hines lead the Disabled American Veterans as special trains depart from major rail centers to Atlanta. The convention will hold business sessions in the 6 000 capacity auditorium with banquets barbecues trips to Stone Mountain memorial and other events planned to boost the visit.
The Rochester area notes a May 28 birth of Weldon Eugene to Mr and Mrs Wayne Eaton. Community updates include visits from relatives in Lakewood Cleveland and Marion, plus local social details and a stray note about Sweden’s royal visit and a Paris-bound millionaire.
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