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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1922
Page
2
A letter links low wages and reluctance to work to social decline, recalling a Willis- Overland plant case where fifty cents gave way to a demand for a dollar. It notes charity recipients avoiding work, argues against welfare drones, and urges self reliance, personal responsibility, and that workers should bear their own burdens.
Elyria citizens celebrate the completion of track elevation begun in 1913. The project eliminates dangerous grade crossings and the unsightly Washington Avenue and West Avenue approaches. A new depot is expected to be built, boosting city pride and providing summer work for hundreds, with financial benefits for Elyria.
Dr Henry F Osborn of the American Museum of Natural History reports a small tooth from Nebraska faunal deposits proving a new anthropoid type in America. A manlike animal from Asia, intermediate between humans and apes, supposedly trails Mr Bryan as excavations proceed near Salem and Jacksonville Illinois.
The May Day reports claim Trotsky spoke before about 100000 Russians in Moscow vowing to reject any alliance with capitalist powers. He asserted Russia would refuse concessions and fight until the last drop of blood, signaling Lenin's authority behind the remarks. The piece questions whether these statements are meant for effect and if Foreign Minister Tehicherin will still sign allied demands at Genoa.
A collage of obituaries and notable anniversaries lists curler Menaszeh, former congressman William Johnson, and religious figures born in Ireland and Massachusetts. It notes church and diocesan events, a bishop consecration in Michigan, and indictments of Oklahoma officials. Also mentions anniversaries and various historical prompts from past decades.
The report notes the start of New England’s first radio exposition in Boston with key church and conference figures involved. The Methodist bishops and the annual meeting in Indianapolis are mentioned in connection with broader church activities.
A series of light, humorous items from a local scene recounts car mishaps, odd incidents, and social happenings. Jokes about a gas station permit, Rotary Club remarks, and gifts to club members appear alongside playful quips about drivers, named locals, and small-town conditions.
ABE MARTIN notes circuses began to imitate acts once shown long ago as many theatergoers abandon boxes for regular seats when money allows. He reflects on changing audience habits and showmanship over time.
Twenty years ago a heavy wind storm ripped part of the Fox Fuance Co main building roof. Sullivan oratorio The Prodigal Son featured Francis J. Sadler and Miss Lulu Garvin with a local chorus at the M E church. The probate office refused naturalization papers by ruling of Judge Wing and sent the matter to federal court. Senator Chamberlain helped push a bill to divide Carlisle township into two precincts. Dan Lewis and Katherine Barres eloped and married. City Council refused a 0.90 per thousand rate for artificial gas keeping it at 0.60 per thousand for five years.
A study notes that in Shakespeare's playa total 1277 characters include 157 females, detailing the gender distribution within the cast.
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