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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1927
Page
10
The piece argues against fears of a third term by President Coolidge. It asserts Coolidge would likely be nominated unanimously if desired, notes Roosevelt’s third term stance, and warns that bold attempts to seize power would split the party, citing 1912 as precedent.
A Vatican note disrupting expected church politics around Governor Smith and resident Coolidge unsettles the nation. The piece argues Smith’s success rests on merit, not church backing, and notes the Vatican’s intervention helps clarify the atmosphere for his presidential bid.
The remark critiques backing a bill as a serious error against the United States Constitution and the Volstead Act. It stresses constitutional concerns and enforcement implications. The statement frames the issue as a grave legislative misstep with potential legal and moral consequences.
A dense list of past anniversaries and birthdates: Admiral Robert Peary born in 185? in Cresson Pennsylvania and died 1920 in Washington DC. Henry Haun born in Kentucky. Lord Cavendish and Burke assassinated in Phoenix Park Dublin. U S Chinese exclusion act 1852. Loyal Legion memorial 1885. moon crater near Arco Idaho set as national monument 1924. bishops reviewed by Coolidge at White House. notable birthdays Frederick William Potsdam 45 today. Marquis Hartington 33. Oscar W Underwood 65. John T ArcCutcheon 57, linking to a 1922 campaign and public note on American progress.
Today marks the Sith anniversary of King George I’s accession in Britain. In Dublin the Phoenix Park assassin incident 45 years ago is recalled with Frederick Wilhelm the former crown prince aged forty five. Arbor Day proclaimed in Michigan. Memorials and dedications planned including a Papal Swiss Guard anniversary fountain at the Vatican. A Washington conference by the National Women’s Democratic Enforcement League aims to craft a law and order program amid nullificationist presidential nominees fears. Racing continues at Jamaica Pimlico Aurora and Salt Lake City. College relays and various championships and tournaments proceed nationwide. John Mo Parker, longtime civilian leader in Louisiana during floods, is noted for business and public service roles, including federal food administrator duties. Me Ducher is referenced as a Progressive figure.
Henry A Bellows, born 1885 in Portland Missouri, served as rhetoric professor at Minnesota and later editor and critic before joining the Federal Radio Commission. He argues broadcasters must avoid government control over program content to protect public good will and free expression pace.
The excerpt argues that a minority representative has little chance to present ideas to the public. It suggests broadcasting must change through discoveries in radio transmission to allow more stations to broadcast simultaneously, safeguarding free speech as essential to intellectual growth, in broadcasters’ hands.
The excerpt notes Tennyson’s deep religious faith and nature mysticism, praising his prophetic lines in Locksley Hall and his aim to transform faith into living force. It cites critics’ mild view of Victorianism and underscores prayer as a guiding force for souls and humanity.
Scotland develops secret powder with chemist only ingredients to trap thieves who repeatedly steal money from the same place. The report notes this technique as a clever, preventive measure used by the yard.
The article explains how a special powder marks thieves who touch coins or notes, leaving a stain on fingers that only wears off with rubbing. A dance hall theft at the cloakroom, where money was taken from handbags and coat pockets, was solved after careful observation using this method.
Cleveland March reports show Fort Worth area electric grit and power companies raised 484.2 million through new securities including stocks bonds and debentures to meet rising public service demands. Figures exclude local sales to customers and employees.
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