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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1922
Page
3
In a reflective critique the writer questions Governor Harry L. Davis motives for potentially not seeking a second term. The piece mocks political theatrics and urges openness, arguing a public servant should be forthright about career plans and future steps.
James W. Faulkner argues Ohio politicians claim Beveridge and Pinchot won due to lack of bosses, not excess. He likens this to a river boatman needing a larger boat. He insists the people endured bosses, but refused to be controlled.
Senator Caraway released photostatic copies of letters allegedly signed by Harry M. Daugherty and another attorney linking the attorney general to a pay for Morse's release from Atlanta prison. Daugherty Morse and their counterparts offered no comment as the case remains unclear and the evidence appears confusing.
The piece notes most autos follow state laws but interurban cars frequently shine blinding head lights. The glare blinds oncoming drivers, making it hard to see the road and forcing drivers to stop or drive blindly.
A Cleveland congressional candidate pledges to back beer and high wines with a bold stance. Local chatter notes many men would fight for less. Chief Biggs recalls a man’s tale of glasses and a Mason jar drink.
15 years ago Mrs. John Fitts of Ridgeville died in a dentist office during a tooth extraction with no blame attached to the dentist. The court house treasurer’s office had been enlarged to improve tax handling and processing.
A compact recap of Ohio and national notes from 1822 to 1919 includes Sandusky becoming county seat, births of governors and leaders, deaths of congressmen, a 1919 Akron dirigible landing, and references to speeches, conventions, and anniversaries. The piece lists figures like Latham, Stokely, Lybrand, and Fairbanks among others, plus occasional local anecdotes and institutional milestones.
Today's item notes Roumania's national referee role and marks the centenary of Rich's birth. The fragment hints at commemorative events and notable figures, but details are incomplete.
ABE MARTIN jokes that the only thing a wife leaves at home to help with money is a bill. He quips there may not be enough mosquitoes to handle the business this summer.
A collection of brief jokes and quirky notes cites Jim Armitage and Chet Wilkie in Detroit Nut factory plans, New York bathing rules, Lady Rhondda politics, Monroe Welty and a gas bill, and a German ambassador hurriedly leaving papers.
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