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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1922
Page
3
A historical editorial endorses Governor Davis against capital punishment. It argues punishment by incarceration better protects society, avoids brutalization, and cites liberty as the supreme penalty. It warns against harsh, inhumane acts and foresees future horror at execution.
A call for restraint and fair judgment during labor conflicts urges both sides to seek reasonable concessions. The piece promotes self examination and cautions against expecting more than the available value, advocating mutual rights and measured compromises to restart business momentum.
The Fairport mayor, a woman physician, was assaulted yesterday and cannot perform duties. Police seek the cowardly assailant, noting his violence as his only argument against law. Separately, Cleveland druggists report large losses from organized plots allegedly linked to local police.
A review of Ohio history notes Governor Tiffin resignation to pursue national office in 1843 Defiance County formed from Williams Henry and Fauulding counties named for Fort Defiance 1851 fire partially destroyed Muskeogr am college buildings. It also recalls notable figures born or inaugurated presidents in the era and a Northwest farming method using roofing paper to suppress weeds and ease cultivation.
Arbor Day observances in Arkansas mark the day with birthday greetings to the Boston Globe 88 years old. Prosecution and defense in the Len Smel’o case prepare for Governor Ralph L Prekell of Chiraca and George C Jewett of Portland to debate at Levngton on grain market speculation. Fargo teams, University of Manitoba debate tariff barriers. Damaged telegraph poles and windows reported. a fire chief’s call and a lion proverb note march weather. Ernie Leedale plans to move into a room at the Andwur hotel block after renovations.
A column of whimsical notes from Jim Armitage and locals recount streetcar accidents and odd events. The items touch on a near-collision on Asaland streetcar, jokes about Charlie Chuck Murray, fashion quips, car mishaps on Broad Street, cigars and orange trees, fence building antics, Lent abstinence, the Soldiers' Bonus, and France's coal conservation plan through electrification of railways.
Fifty years ago no cold snap produced ice and local ice houses stood empty. The Methodist Church raised funds to buy a church bell weighing 1028 pounds for the tower. A hand crafted sixteen day clock was built and placed in a jewelry store window. Cahoon brother of Chas. Cahoon died at age 72 of heart disease on East Avenue. The village planned a town line schoolhouse event, but the schedule was postponed.
Fragmentary lines describe posters, a man named Newt Pinm or Pine? holding up a barn, a death by hanging, and a remark about leaving spectacles and revolver. The text shows rural setting with fear of robbery and confusion.
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