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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1926
Page
12
The New York State Senate rejected a bill to enforce the eighteenth amendment, signaling possible nullification. The piece argues that constitutional government requires obedience to laws until repealed, and questions double standards among citizens and leaders, urging adherence to the rule of law and majority rule.
The senate elections committee backs a report that Brookhart was not elected to the Senate in November. The Democratic candidate Steck is deemed entitled to the seat after a batch of ballots vanished en route from Iowa to Washington. Brookhart remains in a precarious position with potential reassertion of power shaping future primaries and party control. The piece notes Republican strategists weigh punishing Brookhart against risking loss of Senate organization.
The piece contrasts Gerald Chapman, under death sentence in Connecticut, with Josiah Mirby, jailed for mail fraud after mistrials. Both cases illustrate alleged delays and technicalities in American justice, provoking debate on safeguarding rights without subverting justice. The Akron Beacon Journal quotes a simple sentence about authenticity.
A dated list of historical anniversaries and births. Notable entries include Robert Bruce crowned king of Scotland at Acone in 1305, public moves in the Netherlands in 1614, and various deaths and birthdays of public figures across centuries. The compilation notes dates and places with brief identifications.
Centenary celebrations mark scientist Jo seph Zentmayer and composer Vincent d Indy. A Grass Valley tablet commemorates the first world something. In California a waterfront event hosts thousands. St Joseph Missouri begins a new city hall cornerstone as a former governor is mentioned.
A fragmented report notes observance of Palm Sunday and campus events. It mentions Italy marking the seventh anniversary of fascism and a greeting to Aristide Briand on his 65th birthday. Also referenced is Oxford University’s John Wesley anniversary celebrations.
South Bend lawyer Archibald G Graham begins an active campaign for the Republican nomination for senator in Indiana. He hopes to succeed Arthur Rohm ngon, Indianapolis, appointed by the governor to Kerra in place of the late Samuel M Ralston. Graham was born near London Ontario and educated in Canada and Michigan, later practicing law in Mishawaka. He has served as Mishawaka city attorney, St Joseph county Republican chairman, and Thirteenth Indiana District GOP chairman. He is married with three children.
Washington reports outline a prioritized list of agricultural measures urged by Chester Gray of the American Farm Bureau Federation. Key items include the Gooding-Ketcham seed-staining bill for imported alfalfa and clover seed, the Capper-Tindher redefinition of boards of trade as exchanges, and the Jardins cooperative marketing support. Also advancing are the sewage plant lease plan for Wabash Shoals, the federal fabric bill, standard cargo hampers for farm shipments, and the Watson Park railway labor bill, with boxing events noted in Philadelphia and Annapolis.
Last night at the Victor Radio Concert Da Goe gerzt Zimbalist Jeritza and the Victor Concert orchestra performed nearly every nummer available on Victor records which we will be pleased to play for you New Victor releases this week feature Dathart Trinity Choir Mark Andrews Marion Talley and others plus new operas and songs The season ahead at Cleveland Public Hall April 26 to May 1 draws strong interest with choice seats demanding early orders and free information available.
A limited Easter gift collection of Taster Music on Victor records is offered for Victor owners. The set includes sacred selections such as The Palms Beautiful Tie of Somewhere and Open the Gates of the Temples. Each owner may receive one or two of these fine items.
A fine or burning range called the Florence Withtess mimics gas with a hot clear flame that won’t warp cooking utensils. These ranges come in high back styles, usable as good gas or coal ranges and are regarded as strong investments for replacing hot coal ranges this summer.
At the headquarters for laundry supplies a new folding clothes duver is introduced. The item promises compact use and quick setup for daily ironing and wardrobe care.
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