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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1923

Page

3

Gifford bill drives judiciary back into partisan politics

In a dramatic shift from a non partisan judiciary aim, Ohio Senate passes the Gifford Bill amid claims of hidden primaries and petition bans. The piece critiques party leaders and notes judge selection would favor partisan voters, with mentions of Judge Allen and Senator Waitt of Cuyahoga County. The editorial predicts governor veto or referendum if enacted.

Ohio Judiciary Senate Allen Gifford Judge Allen Mrs. Waitt Cuyahoga County Sena Vaienind Olina Curahoga George H. Becher

ABE MARTIN at four pied in ant se tale

ABE MARTIN appears in a fragmented note with stray letters and partial phrases. The readable bits reference a name and scattered words without clear context or coherent event. No identifiable dates places or actions emerge from the legible text.

Yesterday and Today in Ohio Historical Notes

A compact slice of 19th century Ohio and national trivia. Items cover acts and charters, a train collision in Painesville, fires in Montreal, a Chicago slaying, and notable births and anniversaries. Names include Wabash and Erie Canal, Bank of Circe, and various politicians and clergy.

Congress Cleveland Bank of Cire Painesville

Arkansas Observes Today

Arkansas observes today at a time fraught with official significance. The region marks events tied to local authorities and designated observances amid a period of solemn or ceremonial activities.

Arkansas

Komical Telegrams And Rumors At Local Meet

Readable fragments from a chaotic page mention County Treasurer Walter Ludwig noting June taxes are due. Jokes about Charlie Chaplin and Mary Miles Minter mix with scattered references to marriages, contracts, and a Supreme Court case, creating a bustling but unclear snapshot of local and celebrity ties.

General Frank T Heves Hines Named to Head Bureau

General Frank T Hines, chosen by President Harding to head the Bureau, replaces Col Tops who resigned. Spokesmen say the bureau needs less militaristic discipline and more humanitarian approach. Hines born 1879 Salt Lake City. Utah Agricultural College graduate. Army career includes Philippines service and service as chief of embarkation and transport. He represented the U S at Allied Maritime Transport Council in London and in Paris during 1918 1919.

BRR Frank T. Heves Frank T. Hines Hard Col. Tops Legion Hines Salt Lake City Agricultural College of Utah Artillery Coast Artillery School Philippines Co. Artillery Corps Europe United States Embarkation Service U. S. Army Baker Allied Maritime Transport Council London Japain England France de Wilson

Russia’s New World Union Proposal Sparks U S Debate

A 1920 Moscow dispatch via the Worker argues for a Soviet world union replacing Russia with a federation of socialist republics. It claims the old state names vanish, urging recognition of a world socialist federation rather than a national Soviet Russia, while U.S. critics warn of internationalist allegiance over patriotism. Local notes report civic projects, a new county jail, a bridge bond, a Grant inauguration observance, and Liberty Bond openings.

Soviets Huardiim United States Mary Ji Kilbreth Woeman's von ‘Yay Moscow Worker Workers’ Party of Ameria Communist Party of America Russia Ukraine Caucasus Comernstead Mises Kalbreth Comingist International World Union Communist Party Commuunists O Anerva Wos Amercan

Carew Poem About Enduring Love and Revenge

A poem by Thomas Carew contrasts physical beauty with inner virtue. The speaker scorns flattery of rosy cheeks and starry eyes, praising a steadfast mind and calm desires as enduring fires. He vows to convey his love to Celia through disdain and revenge rather than outward attractions.

Celia Thomas Carewide

Policeman Loses Money on Beat

Officer Oikes Brown of the police department mourns the loss of 60 dollars from his good money. He cashed his paycheck before his beat and later found part of the money missing after a drop.

Oikes Brown Police Department

Rad Salts Cure for Rheumatism Warned in Broadsheet

The article advises using four ounces of Rad Salts daily to neutralize acids and stimulate kidneys, claiming damp conditions and cold weather worsen rheumatism. It notes Jad Salts, made from lemon juice acid, is widely used to treat rheumatic symptoms, urging readers to obtain it at pharmacies.

Peerless Quartet and friends spark a lively music display

Henry Burr Billy Murray and other vocalists headline a bustling Cleveland music ad page. Victor Records showcase 52 tunes including St Patrick s Day memories and Easter sacred numbers. Instrument ads feature Buescher and Paramount brands amid a spring cleaning and home goods push with affordable Victrola and cabinet deals.

Henry Burr Billy Murray Monroe Silver Rudy Wiedelt Can Pell Croxton Meyers Frank Banta Peerless Sterling Trio Fiere

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