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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1925

Page

7

Britain Opposes Peace Protocol and Weakens Its Stand

The piece criticizes Britain's position against the peace protocol, arguing it disappoints global audiences and weakens the government. It praises J Ramsay MacDonald for supporting the provision and condemns self serving arguments about arbitration and trade. It calls for justice over power in international disputes.

Great Britain J. Ramsay MacDonald League America M. Briand Mr. Chamberlain

Renamed Warren Named Attorney General After Senate Rejection

The article argues President Coolidge renamed Charles B. Warren to attorney general after the Senate failed to confirm him. It speculates Senate opposition, possible cajoling for confirmation, and suggests administration anger and political fallout. The piece notes objections and implied misstatements may influence future debates and laments the senators' discipline and spleen.

Coolidge Charles B. Warren Senate Warren

Cleveland Talk Sparks Debate On Youth Morality

A Temple Men's Club talk in Cleveland drew fire over views on adolescence and stories told by fathers. The speaker, described as a longtime college faculty member, faced criticism for his harsh portrayal of childhood and parental behavior. The piece quotes Billy Sunday on moral lows and Hell.

Temple Men’s Club Cleveland Billy Sunday

Defeated pilot clings to chance to fly again

The war department shows annoyance at anti aircraft gunnery results. The fallen champion refuses to accept defeat and seeks another chance. He is slow to admit his prowess wanes while authorities insist on clear facts guiding air and sea fighting decisions.

War Department

Today in 1815 to 1915 and births in history

A rapid, jumble of historical notes from 1815 to 1915, listing Bonapartes, shipper records, governors and birth anniversaries. Mentions include a 1891 cattle theft in Douglas and Lincoln counties, a 1823 capital move vote to San Jose, and death notices for Gen William Palmer and others. Also notes yesterday’s treaty ratifications and today’s notable birthdays and naval air service figures.

France Bonz Traie Sec Corn Che Burling N.J Philadelphia Daily Times Cadeillieres Douglas Lincoln San Jose Willam J. Palmer Milllionaire Colorado Springs Coto U.S. Senate Fairfax Harrison The Southern Railwas New York City

Friday the 13th marked by superstition and history

The page notes Friday the 13th as unlucky for some yet lucky for others. It recalls Hall Caine's latest novel, Nansen's Arctic voyage with 72 men, the Boer War capture of Bloemfontein five years prior, and centenarian Richard Taylor Jacob born a century ago in Kentucky. It also mentions Artor Day in Oklahoma and New Mexico, Sir Hugh J Macdonald's birthday, and badgers’ solitary habits.

Hidi Hall Caine Nansen Alarrh TE Wents Bloemfontein Richard Taylor Jacob Kentucky Oklahoma New Mexico Artor Hugh J. Macdonald Manitoba

Local Notices and Events From East Broad Street Area

40 Years Ago John Bath assumed management of t1 Roller tink on East Broad Street. Herbert Leach, noted explorer in the Jeanette expedition, spoke on his North Pole experiences at the opera house. The Marriage of Lulu Carter to W. C. Gibson of Macon took place at her home with Rev. F. Adkins officiating. N. B. Gates opened a new addition along Middle Avenue from Ninth to Tenth Streets. Petition circulated requesting to join with commissioners.

John Bath T1 Roller Tink East Broad Street Herbert Leach Jeanette North Pole Opera House Lulue Carter W. C. Gibson Macon Rev. F. Adkins N. B. Gates Middle Avenue Ayen Sobyveen

Milady’s Corner Quips On Aired Conversation

Miss Fawn Lippineut notes in the Weekly Slip Horn a shopgirl remark about a man waking from a drink and his wealth. A passerby adds that the man is valuable financially and has a grown daughter who does not work, reflecting casual rumor.

Triver on East $ and at the same 292 06

Fragmentary notes describe an East area event involving a figure or price point and a reference to 292 06. The text reads as a clipped local item with uncertain details and no clear outcome or names to anchor.

Timely Views on World Topics Professor Sees Japan as Aid to World Peace

Dr Dennis argues the Anglo Japanese treaty could influence Asia by limiting China’s partition. He cautions Japan against independence from Anglo-Saxon powers and urges continued U S cooperation to help avert future world war.

Japan I York Dennis A Inis Clark Russia China Les Phat Asia Moscow United States

The Way of the World by Grove Patterson

An essay on perseverance in art and life cites Corot’s late success after 30 years of work. It contrasts resilience with disappointment and notes wartime patriotism fading in peacetime while defense branches defend their own roles.

Grove Patterson Corot Corol

Rise Above Selfishness for United States Defense

Fragmented remarks lament selfishness in serving branches and urge unity for national defense and welfare. The text references whiskey dangers, a medical examiner’s note, a copper king, and a senator’s death, portraying a mosaic of wartime era concerns and personal histories.

United States

Poems That Live Too Late

A fragmentary verse from Dinah MW Craik expresses longing for Douglas in heaven. The speaker asks for a beloved voice to return, describing tender love and the wish to be reunited beyond death. The tone is elegiac and intimate, with repeated names and sentiments of devotion.

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