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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1930

Page

7

Noted Victorians Pass in Brief Lavish Yearly Toll

A column observes an unusual mortality among prominent men including Viscount Gladstone, Christine Ladd-Franklin, and Dr. R Earl Christian. Viscount Gladstone, son of William Gladstone, held political posts from 1880 to 1910 and served in South Africa. Ladd-Franklin, American scientist, opened doors for women in higher education with work in psychology, logic, and color theory. Christian, Maryland Law professor, died at 36 after a broad legal education and early scholarly impact.

Had Jer Yale Admiral von Tirpitz Germany Viscount Gladstone William Ernst Gladstone Keble College Leeds Treasury War Office Home Office Liberal Party Home Affairs South Africa Britain Christine Ladd-Franklin New York City Christine Ladd Vassar College Berlin R. Earl Christian University of Maryland University of Missouri University of Chicago Law School Paris Columbia University Law School University of Alabama Alabama Law Review Christian

Chief Justice Hughes Buys Four Story Sheridan Circle Home

Chief Justice Charles Evans Hughes plans an active role in Washington life after purchasing a four story stone town house in Sheridan Circle. The residence, next to Secretary of the Navy Charles F. Adams and near President Hoover's home, features fourteen main rooms and several auxiliary spaces suited for entertaining.

Charles Evans Hughes Washington Sheridan Circle Charles F. Adams

Automobile Death Rates and Safe Driving Push in 1929 30

The report notes 1924 death rates per 100000 in TS cities and an 13 percent rise in a single year. New York City recorded 1337 auto facilities in 52 weeks to Feb 22 1930 vs 1069 prior. Ohio shows 2269 auto deaths in 1929 with sharp increases. Authorities urge intensified safety campaigns and broader public involvement to curb accidents and protect streets and highways.

New York City Ohio Cohanbus Division of Vital Statistics State Department of Health Eed

Who's Who Law Observance Demands New Conceptions

Roscoe Pound, Harvard Law School dean, discusses shifts in law and morality. He traces legal norms to pioneer roots, argues modern society lacks cooperation in administration, and calls for reforms blending moral regulation with efficient legal machinery. The piece surveys the tension between traditional virtue and industrial aging institutions.

Roscoe Pound Harvard Law Schost Toder Indar Minnistraton

Today in History and Birthdays Across Years

A string of archival notes lists anniversaries and births. Figures mentioned include Thomas Aquinas Saint and philosopher of moral patrimony, Richard M Uprends architect born in England, James M Thoburs Merhogist missi, and Thomas G Masaryk president of Czechoslovakia born 51 years ago. Also notes today in history events from 1822 to 1925 and a brief today’s horoscope snippet.

Thomas Aquinas Pailosopher Sant Gerld Brown Provid Roe Richard M. Uprends England Bros SL James M. Thoburs Missi Comstock York New Cangan Lancas Fowerts Mary T. Norton New Jersey Jersey August Vollmer Berkele Perm New Orleans Sewell Ford Levant Maine Don Ames Willams Novelily Macon Mass de Joan Edgar Park Wheaton College Ireland Thomas G. Masaryk Czechesioraxi2 Azine

Social notes mix of church ladies and local visitors

The M. EL Church Ladies' and Socrets Division Two hosted a dinner and meeting at Mrs. George Bevse's home with members listed. Nearby reports mention hospital visits, family trips, and relatives visiting, including Eleanor Meizuire, Russell Pick etn, and Mrs. C Wilford.

Eleanor Meizuire Russell Picketn Memorial Hospital Glees Hurd Columbus E. Herd Jase Louie Reese Sper Mroumd Mes George Be C. Wilford and Brown M Wil

Middle Ridge meeting attendees gather for Dangi event

Attendees at a Middle Ridge gathering included Ammons and Mona Grange members with Mr and Mrs J W Do God son Tel Mr and Mrs William and N W Bechs, Katherine Hotbe, C B Sehibies Piaca, and Mrs Bro Sehroecer. Clifford of Eland joined Sunday guests of Mrs Fred Herrmann and Mrs S H Ludwig for the meeting.

Middle Ridge Ammons Mona Grange J. W William Es N. W. Bechrs Katherine Hotbe Set C. B. Sehibies Piaca Bro Sehroecer Ad Sen Ciiford Eland Fred Herrmann H. Ludwig

Whither Are We Drifting Safety Message Fails

Public safety campaigns on road hazards fail to curb deaths. Washington Census Bureau reports 564 auto fatalities in four weeks ending Feb 22, 1930 across 78 U.S. cities, up from 466 in 1920. New York City shows 87 deaths in four weeks ending Feb 22, 1930, up from 8? in 1929.

Safety First Washington United States Census Bureauw New York City

Amherst church notes and gatherings described

A fragment from Amherst church life records recent meetings at local homes. Details mention the First Evangelical church “Dercas Class” at Andrew Raymas home and the Mary Mert Class at Kate Purcell’s residence, with attendees including Marion Steele Frances Hieamy Hevel Ruch and Mrs Hugh Gawp assisting.

Household Guests and Local Visits Reportedly Noted

Sunday evening guests included Rtuh and Liord with Mrs. Katherine Kolbe and her sons. Alvin and John Kolbe of Brown helm visited Mr. and Mrs. William Bechtel Monday evening. Herbert Bechtel of Erie Pa. stayed overnight with Mr. and Mrs. N. W. Bechtel. Melvin Kolbe resumed school duties after a week’s absence. Mrs. Barbara Eschuruth visited Mrs. Elizbeth Fowl and her daughter at South Hidge.

Rtuh Liord Katherine Kolbe Alvin and John Kolbe Brownhelm William Bechtel Herbert Bechtel Erie Fpa N. W. Bechtel Melvin Kolbe Barbara Eschuruth Elizabeth Fowl South Hidge

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