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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1923
Page
3
A 1923 column denounces drunken alumni orgies during commencement week at eastern colleges. It cites Yale and Chief Justice Taft condemning rowdy, obscene conduct, urging well behaved alumni to uphold decency and curb the few who spoil college reputations.
Senator Borah calls war a great wrong yet not a crime except in unsuccessful struggles for independence or liberty. The piece argues Christianity must oppose wholesale murder and promote peaceful means to settle international disputes, predicting a test of religion’s virility in guiding humanity away from war. It also notes a fiction reference to Sila Orsee.
A compact list marks notable births deaths and events tied to Ohio and world history. Entries include John Wesley born Ep worth England 1703 and Alfred Riers born Philadelphia 1782 with deaths in Danville Kentucky 1858, plus broader notes on Rousseau Madison Victoria coronation and Armenian torpedoing in 1915. Also a year ago today reference to Four Courts attack in Dublin and North Dakota primary results.
Sir Charles Alexander Harris born eight years ago today in Newfoundland, Lyman J Gage born in Madison County New York, Otis Skinner born Cambridge Massachusetts sixty three years ago today, Alexis Carrel born France sixty years ago today.
President Harding is scheduled to address crowds in Potatello this morning and Idaho Falls this afternoon as part of a national tour. Local officials expect large turnout and coverage by regional newspapers.
British ethnologist T A Joyce touring the United States argues that science in anthropology could avert wars as effectively as preventive medicine. He cites Maori land customs, Boxer uprising origins, and Qing church steeple misinterpretations to support cautious, thorough social structure studies before altering native practices.
A monumental inauguration of a monument to Pope Pius X, the 259th pontiff, takes place today in the Vatican Basilica with an impressive ceremony. Also features from Milwaukee and San Francisco conventions and international health meetings.
The lines praise a tranquil valley where beloved friends heighten nature’s charm. The speaker laments life’s end, yet finds solace that beauty deepens when seen through loving eyes. A tribute to Thomas Moore’s poetry and the bond between place, feeling, and companionship.
Captain Robert A Bartlett, famed for Peary era polar feats, begins fundraising for a three year Arctic sea expedition to measure currents and dredge the ocean bottom. He just left Newfoundland after a brutal winter sealing, sails with his 72 year old father toward an anticipated early return. Bartlett, born 1875 in Newfoundland, holds American and English master’s tickets and has long listed Cape D’Urville and the Karluk disaster among his notable Arctic campaigns. He reached Nome in 1914 with 14 winter survivors and has earned the Hubbard gold medal from the National Geographic Society.
Twenty years ago plans for a city July Fourth celebration included an automobile parade a firemen’s parade a hand engine contest a water fight and hose races by fire companies. The Duplex Foundry suffered a near total plant fire and immediate rebuilding was planned. Water Works trustees handed control to the Board of Public Service and residents were asked to pay the first water rent. John Zeigman of Lorain hanged himself in the county jail while awaiting insanity trial. A license to wed was filed by Hiram Copas and Eva Ott of the city.
The firm seeks above average men to represent it in the field offering a starting salary plus commissions, rapid merit-based promotion, and generous benefits. Average pay exceeds many sales fields, with automatic wage increases, vacations, sick leave, free medical care for certain illnesses, group insurance, and a savings plan earning over 9 percent in 1822. Applicants should be 25 plus, preferably married, employed, and known in their communities. prior sales experience helps but is not required.
Mrs. Ernest E. Smith of Kansas City earns title as top rose grower, maintaining a garden with 250 distinct varieties showcasing her horticultural skill and dedication to floriculture.
Andrew F West dean of Princeton University and founder president of the American Classical League leads its first annual conference at the University of Michigan. The league aims to improve education in linguistic studies, especially ancient languages, amid West’s long tenure and public debates on educational standards.
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