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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1922
Page
6
The Elyria Woman's Civic Club under President Mrs. J. H. Hurst invites the public to listen to noted speakers at open meetings. This policy broadens club benefit beyond members, fostering community spirit and friendship while advancing civic service and public access to these addresses.
The piece argues the Genoa conference will fail due to global paralysis and rival demands. It notes France will not participate without reparations omitted, America objects to Russia’s finances, and Russia seeks equal voice. It condemns political posturing over economic aims and urges frank discussion.
A fragmented miscellany from a vintage paper features Irving Berlin quotes about music not to blame for jazz excesses, humorous wedding misadventures, casual social observations, and satirical bits on movies and banks. The item blends quips, poems, and light newsy miscellany in a snapshot of period voice.
A rough collage of social quips and event snippets. Sem Nagy scores a bowling game while Frank Diefkick hosts and Missus Twedrek serves friedcakes. Luther K Peacock laments youth and a toast at T Robinson’s pancake dinner ends with lavender pajamas for Robinson.
Birth anniversaries for Ama deus A Reinke and Rear Admiral James H Spotts noted alongside the opening of the Southwestern Exposition and Fat Stock Show in Fort Worth. A British engineering industry lockout looms as unions face employers. Kansas City Democrats nominate for mayor amid a bitter campaign. Habeas corpus hearing in Tuscaloosa over possible extradition to Rome for a 50 year old murder case. Birthdays listed for Crown Prince Frederick Dorothy Gish Bishop Fox Baron Sonnino Al Reich. One year ago today New York repealed Daylight Savings and Persia formed a new government.
County auditor stall and promotions mark a busy period as William Nav and Nickerson rise to leadership posts. Dr C Baldwin joins Baldwin Laundon Nelson firm. Miss Lizzie Gates appears in a Cleveland benefit. Soprano Fly Tia headlines at Academy of Music raising 1100 for Soldiers Aid. Ice dealers move supplies from the lake. Justice L B Smith marries a couple but injures his leg. George Francis Train tours Elyria with a world voyage lecture.
A recap mentions Fort Freys attack near Marietta by Wiyandot and Delaware Indians in 1791, the 1235 charter for Sandusky Mansfield and Norwalk railroad, 1845 Wittenberg College charter, and 1851 Noble county named after pioneer Jas Noble, plus 1898 death of Gen William S S Rosecrans born 1819 Kingston.
During a recent strike Berlin faced a water shortage as residents rushed to street pumps to meet their needs. The municipal plant was unable to function fully, triggering widespread utility concerns and calls for swift restoration of service.
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