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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1924

Page

3

Peace Prizes Spark European War Solution Debate

The article notes Edward A. Filene’s European peace prize competition complementing Bok’s US effort. Prizes in France include 100000 francs first, 30000 second, 20000 third, plus many smaller awards to spur broad discussion. It argues Europe must adopt nonviolent cooperation to resolve chronic conflicts.

Bok Edward A. Filene Boston England France Italy Germany Filene Europe United States America Pacific

It Is Up To Us In April And August The Voters

The piece argues citizens must vote in April and August primaries to curb Washington corruption. Senator Borah warns public doubt in government and calls for informed, decisive action to elect capable leaders and retire incompetent officials. It stresses personal responsibility for reform.

United States Washington Borah Perar Cahmalis Wa Tington Frankenstein

An assortment of anniversaries and political mentions

A fragmented list notes various anniversaries and events including recognitions by the United Confederation, references to Taras and Vietori, and mentions of governors, territorial government, and a papal coronation anniversary. Also includes fleeting notes about Harding, Shingrop and a Montreal fire.

Taras Albert

Komical Telegrams From a Busy Week

A garbled collage of jokes and blunders recounts Morrie Horgan’s boyish toothpaste mishap and a second hand fish with a fading tail. It riffs on Henry Ford, the Elks Club, the Kiwanis crowd, and a cascade of quirky political and social asides with sports and ship christening nods interwoven.

Dim Horgan Morrie Jim Elks’ Club

Notable birthdays mark a year since many events

One year ago today troops from New York were active. The Duke of Manchester wed Helena Zimmerman of Cincinnati. Helena was born in London. A Catholic bishop of Kansas City was born in Lexington, Maine, 62 years ago today. James 8, Representative 2 Sixth year born in Henry course, four years age today.

Duke of Manchester Helena Zimmerman Cincinnati London Kansas City Lexington James Henry Course

National Medical Education Conference Opens in Chicago

Topics include public protection against incompetent physicians and reform of medical diploma sales. The National Centers of Medical Education and Licensure meet in Chicago today under the auspices of the American Medical Association to discuss proposals and corrective measures and to review education standards.

Marder Edward Naval Texas Chesvon CBS Amerie New York Tadas Iris National Centeres of Medical Education Chinago Esi Rives American Medical Association

Resembled Gossip Sparks Unlikely Agreement

A brisk remark notes that it is rare for anyone to agree on a similarity amid busy gossip. The piece questions how chatter acquired its heat and how consensus forms in such matters.

The Way of the World by Grove Patterson in The Moscow Art Theatre context

The piece discusses midcentury culture and public mood, referencing the Moscow Art Theatre and Western society. It notes economic strain in Europe, the lure of amusement, and views on power, happiness, and the role of culture in modern life. It reflects a columnist voice critiquing materialism and social behavior.

Grove Patterson America Mary Moscow Art Theatre of Sians

Power of Wealth Overrated Says Otto H. Kahn

Prominent financier Otto H. Kahn argues wealth alone is insufficient to drive the nation, noting Roosevelt’s leadership has reduced wealth’s influence and urging support for individual initiative over state dependence. He warns high taxes hinder thrift and productivity, while government provision risks dampening enterprise. County fair directors seek 9,900 for grandstand and improvements. Elyria lodge Elks approves 25,000 for clubroom addition on Second Street. A new city slogan, Elyria the 106, is planned.

Otto H. Kahn Roosevelt Otto Kann Y AR Lodge OF Elks Second Street

Mary Morison Inspires a Robert Burns Lament

A fragmented poem in Burns style laments unrequited love for Mary Morison. The speaker yearns at her window and recalls dances and glances as they imagine reward and pity. A dramatic toast and longing pervade the verse, ending with mused questions on Mary Morison’s influence.

Mary Morison Mary Robert Burns

Revenge tale ends in 30 day sentence for Canton man

William Maley of Canton Ohio receives a thirty day sentence after being accused of stealing from a milk bottle on A H Miller's porch and allegedly swapping coins from an Emmy bottle. Judge Bowman identified Maley as the suspect, insisting the defendant prove his innocence.

Judas William Maley Canton Ohio A. H. Miller

10 Years Ago Ralph Standen, Gradut

Ten years ago Ralph Standen, a graduate of Elyria Merchants' school, was noted in local columns for adopting the citys nonstandard time concept as part of community discussions.

Ralph Standen GRADU Elyria Non

Fat Reduction Tip Leads to Simple Diet Change

A compact note suggests a straightforward method to lose fat by adjusting meals. The text references a cheaper approach and hints at a practical plan without detailed steps or a full program.

Who's Who in the Day's News Edward Beale McLean

Edward Beale McLean is a public figure tied to the Teapot Dome scandal and Harding era circles. He controls the Washington Post and Cincinnati Enquirer, inherited from his father John R. McLean, and is linked to the Walsh family through marriage.

Edward Beale McLean Teapot Dome Evelyn Walsh Thomas F. Walsh Childrena Harding McLean Washington Post The Cincinnati Enquirer John R. McLean Greeley and Watterson Dang Edward B Mirs Hardings White House

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