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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1925
Page
2
A Marion man shot his sister-in-law, mistaking her for a burglar, in a tale that argues against gun use for home protection. The piece cites burglar deterrence by fear, cites a Cleveland Heights incident, and warns that loaded guns often lead to tragedy.
News from Japan reports student demonstrations against compulsory universal military training in high schools colleges and universities. The piece argues the protests reveal peaceful intent and future leadership while noting Western sympathy may be tested by the methods used.
Representatives of the Near East Relief in America report an important notice from their abroad. The notice says women’s shoes are not acceptable in Old Clothing campaigns because they are too small for Near East refugees and cannot be used effectively.
The New York World compiles varied Lincoln lessons as readers reinterpret his life. The piece frames Lincoln as both symbol and warning, with references to political shifts and contemporary echoes.
Historical notes list anniversaries from 1791 to 1927 including France mint actions Ohio canal start Idaho Territory creation and Dewey’s Admiral appointment. Today’s births include Henry Wood and William Gien among others with ages noted. City council rents hall floor to Southwestern Railway. a long serving fire assistant chief resigns after 35 years.
Today marks Town Meeting Day in Vermont as Congress authorized Colorado to form a state government. The Tenth National Rally Congress opens in Washington with the presidential inauguration in view and blue law hearings set in New York. A Klan suit against Georgs Kimbro Jr proceeds in Houston as Des Moines hosts two conventions.
Twenty years ago church of Christ revival meetings at the opera house filled the building to capacity, with many turned away. The county commissioners chose Otto Haserodt to replace George Lewis as county auditor at Lewis's term end. Henry Barrows, who served as officeholder, died. the plan to appoint Barrows’ successor began.
A jumble of profiles covers Simon Guggenheim, his background, and career milestones. Included are references to George Carson the desert rat, Stewart Edward White’s East Africa hunt plans, and quotes on resilience and time from historical thinkers, with stray observations on civic taxation and moral admonitions.
France plans a payment to Japan in treasury notes totaling 40,060 060 yen worth about 25,099,000 dollars due in November. The amount reflects the debt settlement terms and the scheduled maturity date though exact year is unclear.
A rowdy note jokes about how much salary a man should earn before his wife can buy fancy items like engraved silver funnels. It pokes fun at domestic spending and modern household novelties for women.
Fred H. Bixby, noted cattle industry figure and president of the American National Live Stock Association, helps lead the new Federal agricultural commission. He runs a 15,000 acre ranch near Long Beach with cattle, sugar, oranges and grain. His herds reportedly cover extensive ranch and forest lands in California and Arizona. He formerly led the California Cattlemen’s Association and remains active in Southern California business circles.
William D. Fulton Sr. 61 former Secretary of State and Ohio legislator died suddenly of heart disease in Mt. Clemens Michigan. Funeral arrangements were being made in Columbus as of March 3.
A report shows more than 1,500,600 wage earners in Begistan unemployed amid rising job losses. Analysts warn lingering slow growth and sectoral layoffs threaten the economy as policy makers weigh stimulus and reform options.
An address by Yale Athletic Association leader Clarence Mendel argues college athletics justify high budgets by serving as a laboratory for character. He cites competitive sport testing judgment under pressure, self confidence, respect, and cooperation, urging near universal undergraduate participation under strong leadership. The piece includes a long poem by Edward Pinkney, praising a woman as an ideal paragon.
Lorain County Farm Bureau and all area farmers may obtain Petoskey Michigan rural russet potatoes through the bureau with requests due by March 21. A Michigan Ohio Potato Club offers eligible growers two acres min to receive instruction and potential medals for yields and cost reductions. Local notes cover courtship of seed programs, meetings of Sunday school officers, and local visits by regional residents and guests.
Amherst March 3 Rev Lucks state president of Evangelical Brotherhood will speak at the Brotherhood meeting Wednesday evening in St Peter's Evangelical church parlors. All members urged to attend.
In Amherst on March 3 the regular session of the Pythian Sisters will be held at the hall tonight. A birth is announced: a boy to Mr and Mrs Peter Lazor of No 6 Quarry. Belden Brothers to host a radio demonstration Wednesday at the school building to hear President Coolidge inauguration address and band music. Ministerial Association met at the home of W A Tabbert with final plans for Union Evangelistic services and simultaneous prayer meetings led by Rev F E Eastman.
American travelers spent three hundred million nine hundred pounds visiting Europe in the prior year, reflecting rising cross continental tourism and spending patterns.
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