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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1927
Page
7
The townspeople celebrate William A. Ely's gift of a new stadium for local students. The editor hails Ely as a generous donor connected to the city’s scholastic athletics from schoolyard days to inter-scholastic sports.
The Lenten season begins on Ash Wednesday and extends thirty eight days to Easter Sunday. The period emphasizes spiritual matters over pleasures and calls for more than small dietary sacrifices to avoid focusing on the act of forswearing. It advocates positive actions and study to balance negative fasting and deepen devotion to God and Christ.
The article reports a unanimous Supreme Court ruling declaring the Elk Hills naval oil leases tainted with corruption. It states Fall used influence, and actions by Doheny and Fall were corrupt, collusive, and conspiratorial in securing the deal, marking the transaction as corrupt throughout.
In a lively session Senator Reed questions if the cloture rule on the prohibition bill works from noon to two. Vice President Dawes declines to rule, letting senators settle it themselves. After over an hour of debate Dawes again intervenes and rules the matter not debatable.
Wisconsin fisheries announce the first successful muskellunge propagation in state waters. Sixteen hundred fingerlings, four to nine inches, were released back into the lakes, marking a historic advance in sport fishing and the state’s aquatic propagation program.
Trenches of history recount 1849 Denmark envoy first US diplomat Jos e Lane Oregon Governor proclamations and regional obituaries. News notes commemorate Viking nations peace move and Nobel lineage, plus fire department milestones in New York with Chief Kenton’s anniversary and a list of notable births and deaths.
The piece reflects on Gilder and Towne as editors and poets who balance prolific work with verse. It muses on time measured by the beloved presence, noting how distance alters perception of days and seasons and how love shapes both joy and torment in a lifelong devotion.
Analyzes President Coolidge veto of the McNary-Haugen bill and farmer reactions. Critics say the veto stems from misreading farming as an industry and question the logic of the veto message. Farmers argue the plan serves agricultural interests and deserves broader understanding beyond New England perspectives.
Farmers across regions deem the veto message misleading and designed for political support rather than a sincere critique. They argue the president revised the defense of the McNary Haugen plan, claim many objections reflect partisan rhetoric, and vow to expose fallacies while seeking broader farmer backing.
March 3 New London notes report Mrs Leigh Ketchum and son visiting in Cleveland while daughters return home with grandmother for a Akron move. Families include Stockings, Phillips patient improving, Marretts home from Clinic, Knapps and Stubbards guests, and Jennie Robinson visiting Ashtabula.
The Wide Awake Farm Women's Club held its annual birthday meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Peck with eleven members and families present. Dinner was served, followed by cards, social chat, radio music, and children's games before a midnight departure.
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