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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1922
Page
8
A 1922 editorial argues for a bill allowing U S women who marry foreign nationals to retain citizenship. It recalls an Elyria case where a Canadian husband led to a deportation order despite evidence, urging Congress to let women decide citizenship independently.
The piece questions Charles Morse's political alignment and notes Democrats feel uncertain about fielding strong candidates. It suggests Morse might be a Democrat, while Republicans project confidence in victory despite internal divisions.
A collage of dates and names marks anniversaries births and events from 1813 to recent years. Notable items include Gen Green Clay and Gen Harri son at Fort Maigs 1863 figures like Clement L Landighan 1869 school creation 1882 and a set of firsts across states and institutions.
Arbor day celebrations in Waine and Wiscon Mexico mark independence anniversary events. The American association hosts a national convention in Washington DC. Student denators from Lawrence College V Washington College and Wabash College meet today in Evanston II for a contest.
ABE MARTIN comments that things have reached a point where nobody can predict where the fellow who steps out on business will end up. The lines reflect his humorous take on risk and unpredictability in early 20th century life.
Report from Elyria detailing Branca TELEGRAM JIM aera hosting an exposition. Guests toured the city auto inspection and viewed Lace company displays while vendors and prize drawings were highlighted. Notable figures included Dr Clauser and Doc Moser among attendees and exhibitors.
Forty years ago election day was described as the most exciting in years Gates defeated Williams for mayor. County infirmary visitors were limited to Wednesdays. J C King reported a Jersey heifer yielded 17 pounds 9 ounces of butter in six days. William A Ely presented the public diary with notices of his mother Louise Ely’s death. The old frame courthouse on the square stood as a landmark.
Torn down and moved structures mark the end of the old era as the Screw and Tarvo firm, now Western Automatic, plans a new office and brick addition. Ocean Show headlines the area with Nilne Christine the Double Woman performing. Frank Lynch faces decades in prison after a robbery and cigarrette theft, indicted on multiple charges by the grand jury.
Liberty bonds listings show prices for several issues on May 5 with the first, second, third and fourth 4 1 42 to 4 3 48 series trading around 99.38 to 100.00. The note adds that hydraulic power use in Spain for mills and other industries is increasing.
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