Memorial Day Observed and Cannon Accident Ataiine
Memorial Day was observed and graves of forty eight soldiers decorated. General Frank Sawyer of Norwalk spoke. During exercises a cannon misfire blew off W. E. Calhoon’s right hand. Jane Brooks, a prominent citizen and businessperson, died and was interred by the Magsus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ulE_CHRONICLE-TELEGRAM
Carliele
Elyria
East Agenus
Middle Avenue
Frank Sawyer
Norwalk
W. E. Calhoon
Janes E Brooks
Aiso
Maguus
Greece Refugees Shape Future of Ailing Economy
Henry Morgenthau, now Turkish ambassador, outlines Greece's recovery path after World War I era refugee settlement. He notes 500000 refugees integrated, predicts boosts in tobacco, grain imports drop, and foreign orders. He advocates targeted aid, vocational training, and organized volunteer programs to accelerate rebuilding and stabilize currency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greece
Austria
Henry Morganthau
Turkey
Europe
Council of
League of Nations
Boring From Within and the Call for Progress
A 1924 column debates whether progress comes from inside or outside organizations. It argues staying within a church or party to push reform is better than revolt, condemns internal obstructionists as traitors, and urges orderly inward change to avoid damaging revolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
le Dors
Women Voters Steady In Quiet Rise In Public Life
The piece argues women are steadily entering government in a quiet, increasingly decisive way. It notes women vote on merit, not sex, with New Mexico reporting a woman as lieutenant governor. It praises Frances Perkins and cites broader suffrage tests showing political progress and lingering opposition among a shrinking minority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
New York State
Frances Perkins
Ami
Yesterday s in Ohio and National Anniversaries Digest
A sprawling regional and national chronology lists historical anniversaries, births, and events. It recalls Georgia Governor Oglethorpe’s 18th century Florida landing, British royal deaths, the Montreal Victoria Railroad bridge, and a Paris peace plea by the Pope, interleaved with May anniversaries, train wrecks, and notable births. The text blends scattered dates, places, and personalities, ending with a long literary critique from Brander Matthews on contemporary vs. classical writing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Todas Anvinnskies
Ogiethorpe
Georgia
St Johns
Florida
San Thega
Nictor
Great Britain and
Irland
Kersineton Palace
London
Isle of Wight
Tuvonal Terperances
Pallad Yi
States
Victoria Rairoad
Montreal
Great Tist River
Ave York
Brooklyn
Levander Fraser
Deschanel
France
Today’s Birthdays Card for Day 25
The list notes Earl of Dudley once Lord Lieutenant of Ireland and general of Australia, and Dr John R. Mott general secretary of the factional committees of the RCA, with uncertain birthplaces and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl of Dudley
L Ord
Ireland
overnost-General
Australia
John R. Mott
Complex political anniversaries and events across nations
Fragmented OCR notes report multiple observances and political party events. Mentions Free Soil Party founders, American Federation structures, British imperial commemorations, Argentine independence day, and U S president Coolidge. Also notes Republican and Derby assemblies in Colorado, a third party formation, Confederate memory exercises at Arlington, and Jefferson Medical College milestones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Continental Congress
Eric
Christian
Victoria
Great Britain
Germany
Capitol
Jackson
Prince George of Wales
King George VI
Duke of York
Earl of
Inverness
Baron
Killarney
Hrazl
Cule
Buenos Aires
Fredericksburg
Centroury O
Lucus E Chittendenemonr
Free Soil Party
Derry
Colorado
Gr Pa
Car Yvenhians
Sunda
Argentina
Coolidge
Andy
Arlington ‘Nation
Jefferson Medical College
Philadelphia
Way of the World by Grove Patterson tale of an applicant
An applicant for naturalization in the United States before a Federal Judge testified that after 25 years in the country he still did not know what the law requires. The exchange highlighted questions about citizenship and integration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove Patterson
Boss at Home Dances Headline Comedy Telegram
A humorous piece depicts a husband claiming control at home while the wife bids to attend a Lorain dance. The reader laughs at the setup of a homebound boss who’s distracted by radio music and nightlife. The gag emphasizes the clash between domestic authority and social leisure with a playful punchline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Coren
Sir Robert Kindersley and Hudson Bay Company History
Sir Robert Kindersley, director of the Bank of England and Lazard partner, chaired a committee on stabilizing the German currency. The article traces his role with the Hudson Bay Company, its royal charter by Charles I, the Rupert's Land claim, and the 1820 federation with the Northwest Company, linking early fur trade to Canadian self-government and federation dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crown of
Fogland
Hurson
Isadson Bay
Robert Kindersiy
Robert Kindersley
Great Plein
Diwes Commission Inn
Atlantic
Bank of England
New York
London
Paria
Lazard Brothers
Rfov
Itudsot Bay Company
Lower Fort Garry
Wunntines
Charles I
Sir Robert
Black Feet
Assiniboina
50 Years Ago William Truweili Lights Village Tree
A contract was awarded to William Truweili to light village street lights at $28 per month. If the number of lights increased to forty, his monthly pay would rise to $40. The notice references a sixty six foot road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Truweili
Villane
DAY'S HARDWARE PROMOTES STAMP SAVINGS AND NEW PHONOGRAPHS
Day's Hardware announces T S Purple Stamps as a savings program for cash buyers. Stamps require full payment by the 10th of the following month, with a book exchange for $300 in cash or $350 in trade. The ad highlights unusual bargains on used and demonstrator phonographs from Wie trolas and Sonora, a new portable Sonora, and a $50 price point. It notes a piano race result for A B Chase Piano Co and mentions a meeting with Mr. Spitalny and upcoming Decoration Day hours. Also promotes painting supplies, holiday gear, and mentions Mr. David Scott’s illness recovery.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chronicle-Telegram
AWII
Elyria Obio
Lorain Conaty Printing & Publishing Company
Vedelick Dite Eae Itphelicthae — Avcel Dererh
Ohio
A. F. Clayden
Firth
Chicago
John W. Hunter
Erquette
Jake -P
HK Fugbys
Brill Nt
Lewis
Mr. Morganthau
Tanda
Morganthau
Asia Minor
Ameria
Morganthatt
Moses
Staty
Miller
Poincare
Pennsylvania
Tody
Newton W Gibert
Philippines
Worthington
Arthur Wing Tinero
George Grey Barnard
Bellefonte
Miles Suzanne Leiglen
Compelgne
Joseph Oesrhger
Javinestan Vanor Nok
Ar J McKeen Cettell
American Association For the Advazrr
7 of Science
Fastan Va
Tord Beaverbrach
Prom
Pueland
Joseph T Jutge
Washington American Tearie
New York City
Toda
Sivden
Jobin Barton Pires Dorector
Ar Cros Save Red Cross
Spe Eis
Brander Matthews
Columbia
Joseph Conrad
Thomas Hardy
Joseph Hergsheimer
Corra Harrs
Arnold Bennett
Edith Wharton
Charles Dickens
Walter Scott
Thackera
Nathaniel Hawthorne
R. L Steverson
E_MAE
Komical
Northern
America
J. George
TAY L. CG
Bank
Eastern Heights
Monroe & Son Contractors
J. G. Schrock
Cornell Ave
J. B. Williams
Cornell and
Park Ave
Hubert Day & Sons
Day’s Music Store
U. S
Victor Records
Victor
Mabel Garrison
Beniamino Gigli
Metropolitan Opera
Kathryn Weisle
Billy Murray
Gimmimy Gee
Faust Muale
B. Chase Piano Co
Chase and Lindeman Pianos
Sonora
Hanna
Mr. Spitalny
Day’s Hardware
T. S
David Scott
Ilincans
ST Breed
Efardware
Brond Br
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!