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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1933
Page
6
The piece argues against the Mosier bill for a statewide at large constitutional convention to repeal the 18th amendment. It urges delegates be elected by districts to ensure equal regional representation rather than favoring populous centers.
Readers from North Ridgeville and Elyria press for tax reform and smaller public spending while opposing higher gas taxes. They defend open town meetings as a check on government and warn against educators and officials pursuing personal gain at public expense.
Readable anniversaries list noting births and deaths of Sir Thomas Lawrence, Horace Mann, William Hickling Prescott, Amasa Walker, John E Owens, Thomas H Hunley, Merdes Cowen, Abraham N L Erlanger and Alexander VI. Also marks besides these dates include the Irish Rebellion, Haymarket Riot in Chicago, first practical American electric railway in Richmond, and Panama Canal work beginning in 1904.
A speaker reflects on wages and expenses in a tarpaulin era, arguing unfair salaries damage funds as much as theft. He recalls occasional fist fights, touring neighboring towns, and a light view of youth and school life without clear need forbod.
A list of notable births includes Walt Mason in Ontario Canada 71 years ago and Harold Bell Wright in Rome New York 61 years ago. Also named are Nelson A Crawford Topeka Kansas 45 years ago and A Mitchell Palmer Attorney General. Other figures: Inger Wilson Moosehead Pennsylvania six years ago John Blaine Grant County Wisconsin 58 years ago Stanley K Hornbeck Franklin Massachusetts 40 years ago Charles Deneen Edwardsville Illinois 70 years ago Rt Rev Framis J Spellman Whitman Massachusetts 44 years ago.
A large brilliantly colored butte fly emerged with a perfect white letter M on each wing after hatching from a cocoon gathered by Mrs Joseph Delamarcelle. The incident occurred in Green Bay Wisconsin and gained local attention for the unusual marking.
Sunday dinner guests included Mr and Mrs Carl Burner and family with Henry Sandrock and family in Oberlin. Visitors from Elyria Wellington and Amherst attended gatherings at various farms and homes. The North Russi Needle Guild held a fish fry in Marsh Anderson's new barn. 4 H Club members met at Clair Rembard's with a brief business session and lunch hosted by Mrs Will Berg.
Walter Nash and Henry Weitzel were injured when the wagon they rode collided with a car driven by Sam Caeman of Oberlin. Weitzel suffered many facial cuts from shattered glass and remains at Allen Hospital Oberlin. Nash returned home the same evening after treatment. both vehicles were damaged beyond repair.
The American Legislators Association champions removing overlapping levies as federal and state taxes duplicate income and inheritance taxes. The proposed conference in Washington aims to unify taxation and ease taxpayer burden across municipal, state, and federal levels.
A reflection on invention and fame portraying how many creators end up poor while others profit. It cites Bell and the telephone patent dispute and recounts Benjamin Hanby’s experience with Darling Nellie Gray to illustrate patent and publishing profits. The piece argues creators today should know business methods as publishers do.
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