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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1930
Page
4
Mr Johnson's spokesman accuses Tae CHRONICLE of mudslinging during the campaign while TRE CHRONICLE defends its stance. The owner’s paper is said to have motives, but the Curoxide vows to keep speaking the truth, blaming others if it harms figures involved.
Excerpted remarks on Chamberlain and political figures, railing at honesty and loyalty. The speaker mocks rivals and echoes of “friends” and “victory turning to dust,” noting alleged editor slander as the campaign’s only mudslinging reference.
The Reporter accuses Senator Chamberlain of ingratitude for backing Reefy, while John son previously opposed him in races. The piece argues Johnson’s anger drives the charge, claiming Chamberlain sacrificed ties for E. G. and owes loyalty to those who backed him, not to Johnson.
An official count of votes lists auditor Frank K. E. Fauver and a candidate or party named Park in the tally. The fragment confirms an authorized tally but lacks full context on offices, margins, or dates.
Mrs Haley formerly of Wakeman died Saturday night in Brighton. Funeral planned for Wednesday. F E Hull and family visited Wellington over the weekend. Mrs E B Squire to entertain the Ladies Society Wednesday. F A Twining left Tuesday for Chicago for several days. Mrs Louise Merrill ill for several days. J E and W C Yocum of Massillon visiting M Yocum and Walter Mosher. Earl Merrill bought the west part of the Warner farm from Virgil Burge.
Last Monday evening the Bankers Fraternal Union hosted an old fashioned spell down. About sixty people competed for nearly three quarters of an hour with difficult jaw breakers. The winner was Mr John L Baldorff of Srannval, now at Elyria Business College, who received a handsome glassespeer weight as a prize.
A reader letters accuse editor E G Johnson of slander and politics that mislead the public. The writer condemns an editorial titled two Political Ingrates and defends honored local citizens against alleged venomous leadership.
Beriah Wilkins owner of the Washington Post and former Ohio congressman lies gravely ill at Waldorf Astoria after a paralysis episode. Stricken yesterday morning, he could not recognize family at his bedside as physicians report his life as hanging in the balance. Wilkins formerly resided in Uhrichsville, Ohio, with Easter plans in New York next week.
K of P attention. Special work of Thureda scheduled for March 12. All brothers urged to attend. Waiting brothers welcome.
Roger H. Murphy was named postmaster at Urbana Ohio by President Roosevelt on March 13 marking a key appointment in the rural postal service expansion. Murphy is expected to take office shortly after confirmation and will oversee Urbana’s mail operations and local postal facilities.
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