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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1922

Page

11

Candidates Oppose Misuse of Emergency Clauses in 1922 Race

Friday's report highlights two governor hopefuls, Day and Donahey, pledging to resist emergency clauses unless true emergencies exist. Donahey cites the Supreme Court dissenters on emergency definitions and supports the referendum right, while Carmi Thompson backs reorganization law but yet to state emergency stance. The text urges a candidate with clear positions.

Day Cuyahoga County Donahey State Davis Supreme Court Marshall R. M. Wanamaker J. G. Johnson Carmi Thompson

Pact Should Be Passed Without Partisan Delay

The Washington meeting urged by our government seeks endorsement of a four power pact. Opponents are challenged for motives, not principles, with Senator Hitchcock cited as a leader of Versailles ratification now opposing the pact over alleged clandestine arrangements. A reservation could relieve the US of moral and legal obligations to protect island possessions.

Washington Senate Hitchcock United States Stanton South

Poor Mary Loses Money In Noted Trial Controversy

The Plain Dealer laments crowd disruption at Mrs. Douglas Fairbanks trial with talk of protecting the court. It jokes about staging trials in venues like Hippodrome or Yale Bowl and charging admission to reward the loser. Mary claims she spent $300,000 to save $108,000 in the suit.

the Plain Dealer Douglas Fairbanks Hippodrome Yale Bowl Death’s Valley Mary

Yesterdays in Ohio highlights 1803 to 1899 births and deaths

A compilation of Ohio historical notes noting Edward Tiffin's 1803 governorship, 1840 Summit County formation, 1868 first Roman Catholic bishop of Columbus, 1863 Marion lodge, and the 1899 death of banker and ex congressman William P. Sprague. It also marks notable birthdays including Alexander Graham Bell and others with ages given.

Edward Tiffin Ross County Summit County Portage Medina Stark Sylvester H. Fogeerans Clumbus Marion Lodge of Elke William P. Sprague McConnellsville Morgan County

Today in History and Meetings Across Nations

The article notes Alexander Graham Bell turning 75, the 75th anniversary of U S postage stamp authorization, and nationwide observances for missions. It mentions the National Merchant Association convention in Washington D C and the Student Volunteer Union conference in Greensboro. It also reports an international wrestling unions conference in Stockholm with a world championships tournament.

Alexander Graham Bell United States Canada National Merchant Association Washington D. C Student Volunteer Union North Carolina Greensboro International Wrestling Unions Stockholm

Komical Telegrams Lost Teeth and Bowling Woes

Jim Armitage says Eddie Brandt chewed into a doughnut at Little Joe's and lost a gold filling. A bowler with Wild Cat backing was unable to strike seven. Leo Henke and Jim Hrasseller, official scorers for the bowling tournament, planned to resign yesterday.

Eddie Brandt Brandt Leo Henke Jim Hrasseller Jude

Mischief and Bouts Maze Local Gossip

A jumble of local tidbits covers prizefighting futures in Lorain talks of Finnegan, a postmaster general joke, bank robbery rumors in Columbus, and Mary Pickford suits. References to Gloria Bathing Beauties, water works bids, Soldier bonus chatter, Jim Jeffries shifting toward evangelism, and Red Fulmer about Frank Horn round out the column.

Mary Pickford

ABE MARTIN On Public Image In Witty Observations

The column offers humorous views on couples and public appearances with a rustic charm. It humorously notes fashion quirks like suspenders and belts and the trivial discomfort of gnats without a cane, delivered in a light, folksy voice.

Gude's Pepto Mangan Adverts for Pale Children

An advertisement urges mothers to use Gude's Pepto Mangan to restore color and appetite in sickly or overworked children. It touts two forms, liquid and tablets, and claims safety for children with guidance to consult a home doctor.

Gude

Fashion note on suits for clients signals stylish ensembles

A brief remark notes the aim to craft comfortable and stylish suits for clients, emphasizing confidence in wearability and appearance. The snippet implies a focus on fit and quality to meet expectations.

60 Years Ago Calls For Youth In Elyria Cadets

A wartime notice urged all boys aged sixteen to eighteen to join the Elyria cadets for military training. The Elyria Democrat notes long serving officials, censorship orders, and a Civil War era quip about a postmaster, editor, and a theatrical devil running the office. Col Sheldon returns with soldiers’ pay to aid families, as the regiment claims thousands in two months. An arsenaled scale shows how many inches support different military assets. Lake Victoria is described as nearly circular.

Elyria Cadets L. A. Sheldon 42Nd Regiment Col. Sheldon

St Jacobs Oil Promises Quick Rheumatism Relief

Pain relief ad touts St Jacobs Oil as a safe liniment for rheumatism arthritis and related aches. It claims instant soothing relief by rubbing into joints and promises no skin burning while urging readers to buy a trial bottle at any drug store. It also mentions sciatica neuralgia lumbago backache and sprains.

St. Jacobs

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