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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1922
Page
7
United States Senator Simeon D. Fess and Representative to Congress Frank E. Whittemore appear in the candidate slate. The document outlines their political roles and the forthcoming election context for Congress. This item notes prominent figures and the ongoing electoral process.
A local notice discusses advertising by Akron Municipal Court judge candidates and the misuse of the term re elect It notes an inadvertent mistake by a copy writer regarding O Niel not serving on the Court of Appeals It also contrasts must be elected versus re elected status for Fudge Pardee Judge Funk and Judge Washburn praising their service and prospects of re election
A historical Ohio gubernatorial debate outlines two candidates with Vic Donahey presented as the Democratic choice. The piece argues the state government is a vast enterprise affecting roads laws taxes and welfare and critiques Donahey for lacking business experience and a focus on small expenses over large contracts.
The article endorses Carmi A Thompson on the Republican ticket for Ohio governor, arguing his public experience, business acumen, and proven leadership outweighs rival Donaher. It highlights Thompson’s legislative service, roles in state government, and ability to run large state contracts efficiently and honestly to serve Ohio voters.
The page lists birthdays and ages of veterans and notable people tied to Ohio. Names include wartime veterans and former educators with ages ranging from mid thirties to near ninety. Community figures such as Carrell G. Tearse are noted alongside scattered references to places and institutions.
Readable parts mention a birth or baptism at a church and references to ages and a few names. The rest is garbled, leaving unclear dates, places, and outcomes. No coherent event or person fully identifiable from the legible text.
The item notes a Day observance for Souls and the birth centenary of Rear Admiral Thomas S. Philip USN. It mentions greetings to President Harding and commemorations by library workers and various regional groups. It lists several associations and conventions across states and cities including Tennessee, Delaware, Nebraska, Ontario, and Oklahoma.
A garbled diary of local happenings and misread notices shows residents recalling flag poles, a Ward Tuesday event, and a Halloween parade. Citizens joke about flags, druggists, a barber, and a baby misadventure, with backhanded quips on social order and nerves.
A fragmented early paragraph reflects social questions about where to spend evenings in the flapper era. It debates entertainment, money, and sending youths to college, noting skepticism about aspirational loans and social expectations as young people juggle fun and responsibility.
A torn, garbled diary style note recalls a Liberal ram flood end of week and a new monk trainee at Park Wooster. Mention of EG Johnson as Lott’s Republican rival, two meetings at the Opera House, and a wedding between Carey Winckles and Miss Grae Hollister. Cards for a pea so venture sold at the Post Office in Hastings.
A Washington dispatch reports the Bureau of Labor Statistics and the Department of Labor declare no wage cuts are feasible across the county citing progress toward the so called divine wage. Government experts warn that curtailing wages would harm every industry.
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