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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1923
Page
4
Fragmented text discusses demand for new products, high speed usage, and price trends. Mentions four million basis, Ed urastitent, and company notes. Lacks coherent events or clear entities to confirm specifics.
The race likely to reward eight cylinder engines. Old Motor Works chief engineer R K Jack predicts May 20th will see another eight cylinder triumph as the displacement limit tightens to 122 cubic inches and cars must reach at least 125 mph. He notes last year’s results favor eight cylinders and explains smaller bore reduces vibration, while sixes and fours struggle with balance.
Columbus May 26. Ohio State Automobile Association reports a goal of 100000 members by the next convention, after adding over 36000 in the last year to surpass 72000. Officials cite growth from anti tax wins and highway plans, with efforts to aid small clubs, standardize road service, and extend cooperation among affiliated clubs nationwide.
Judge Walter D. Mears of the National Motorists Association cites cars serving as traveling offices for merchants. He says automobiles enable quick, economical commerce, boosting firms once handicapped by transportation. Cars replace office space, with roadsters bringing selling paraphernalia to small towns and cities, knitting commercial life into a cooperative network.
Herman J. Wiedfeldt, son of Otto Wiedfeldt German ambassador to the United States, is employed as an ordinary field hand on a Wisconsin farm for three dollars a week. He states the job is to gain practical experience to supplement his college studies.
May 26 report from Washington notes a heated row after the Republican National Committee accused Britain and France of trying to "bik" the United States. The item spans multiple locales and topics with brief updates on the He Ellis death inquiry, the Greece Turkey crisis, and a New York murder case involving Walter S. Ward.
May 26 reports from Cincinnati cover Josh Frelinghuysen proposing a consumers’ committee for federal and state rail coal legislation. Michigan and Evans coal dealers discuss U.S. coal commission actions, with secretary Fo Noch commenting on duplication. Other items note hospital leadership changes, a forthcoming social event, and party activity in the region.
National roster of men who served in the United States Marine Corp sought by Mayor Jones to gather names and addresses from this community for all wars. First national Marine gathering planned in New York City June 6 with roster ready.
The board faces a quorum requirement at the monthly meeting last night. Messrs Stetson and Thompson attended. others were unable to attend. A Connecticut measure allowing women to serve on juries was rejected by the legislature.
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