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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1921
Page
2
A speech argues that business and craft organizations push political aims for self interest. It condemns politicians who defend or attack policy only to protect funds, urging citizens to prioritize universal rights and moral law over personal gain.
A fragment reflects Samuel Gompers warning of attempts to split farmer and wage earner unity. The speaker argues a real alliance between agriculturalists and workers is needed to shoulder payments and meet current costs.
Fragmentary line notes a rebellion in Ireland with references to deaths. specific details and context are missing, making precise reporting impossible.
The Rochester Democrat and Chronicle reflects on fractions and the 2 1 2 cent piece as a sign of changing times. It links currency debates to broader shifts including income taxes and market prices. The piece jokes about public fascination with numbers and the burden of decimals in daily life.
A Baltimore News (Ind.) column urges national and international audiences to embrace reeducation in good humor. It argues this mindset counters despair in Germany Poland and beyond, aiding economic recovery and calmer national conduct through internal resolve and optimism.
A Lexington Leader guest column laments greens pricing from Texas spinach to Chicago markets. It traces costs from farm to table, noting freight inflates farm proceeds and pondering a system to guarantee fair prices for producers while protecting consumers from exploitive markups.
A historical note covers 1846 the First Regiment of Ohio Volunteer Infantry organized for the Mexican War. It lists subsequent items from 1852 to 1896 including Kerr's birth, a Columbus nomination for governor, and the Holcomb Law case, ending with a social critique on capitalism and labor rights attributed to M. Bauer of 172 Bath Street, Sar.
Rioting and casualties reported in Milan as the Al lied Premiers push disarmament. Widespread clashes between civilians and security forces leave many dead and wounded amid political tensions.
H R H Prince of Wales heir apparent born at White Lodge Richmond 27 years ago today. Prince Jaime second son of the King and Queen of Spain born in Madrid 13 years ago today. Clarence Eddy organist and composer born Greenfield Massachusetts 70 years ago today. Irvin 5 Cobb author humorist born Paducah Kentucky 45 years ago today. Charles D Hilles former RNC chair born Belmont County Ohio 54 years ago today.
The Prince of Wales turns 27 as several national gatherings begin. The International Association of Optimists' Clubs holds its annual convention in Springfield Illinois while Harvard University holds commencement exercises. Delegates gather for the National Conference on Child Labor in Milwaukee and various conventions open in Detroit Fort Worth Sedalia Kalispell Neenah Anderson with multiple organizations represented.
Jockey clubs meet at Aqudnet and La tonia. golf opens Canadian Open in Toronto. Middle Atlantic and Ohio State championships begin in Virginia Beach and Cincinnati. New Jersey and Western intercollegiate events start in Montclair and Chicago. Davis Cup tie in Hendon. Northern Rowing Association regatta in Duluth. state trapshooting events in Florida Decatur Wilmington.
In a June 23 1921 letter from Elyria Ohio the writer condemns backsliding to pre 1917 conditions and argues workers deserve wealth created by labor. He warns against unchecked capitalism concentrating wealth and cites the moral dangers of a powerful market.
A satirical wrap covers Senator Smoot and alleged misconduct by government female employees. A Jacksonville bond theft tale is linked to a mail return note. The piece muses on Britain settling debts and potential West Indian immigration, joking about race and language.
Thirteen hundred Elyria Sunday school scholars marched for Children’s Day. Joseph Smith, 92, and Everett Palmer, 3, paraded together. Fans raised 150 dollars for Pat Schamel, a crippling injury case. Elyria baseball lost to the Cuban Stars 2 to 6 in a fifteen inning game. Abiman pitched a strong game for Elyria. The city bought two Robinson automobile fire pumps to replace horse-drawn equipment. Mrs. Emma S. Olds urged for a place on the school board. Deputy Auditor Coon Horn’s discharge sparked local comment. Horn had sought the office.
Fire at the Peerless Paper Plant caused about 35000 damage to the raw material room last night. Sparks from a rubbish fire along the river are believed responsible.
An advertisement from Dr Leonhardt urges complete relief from piles via internal treatment that removes the cause. It promotes quick action even in stubborn cases and notes C W Phillips sells and guarantees the treatment.
BRIGHTON England June 33 A motion allowing the commuter Party to affiliate with the British party was defeated at the labor conference as it discusses the advisability of a general strike.
Municipal Judge Seidel declares private detectives may not carry firearms unless officially commissioned by the sheriff or police department. The ruling limits who may legally bear weapons in the city.
Wise, a theater manager, was struck in the eye by pepper tossed by Twe as he carried home the night's receipts. The assailant put up a fight but fled, authorities sought.
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