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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1937
Page
14
Vanderhoof, B C reports Portage Plus, chief of the Portage Indians, misfired on a solo moose hunt. He returned with three companions to retrieve the carcass, but the wounded animal sprang up and charged, goring him fatally.
Elyria Public Library announces a weekly list of new books across fiction and non fiction. Notable non fiction titles include Press and World Affairs, Methods and Materials of Health Education, The Stone Industries and Paying Through the Teeth. New fiction includes No Hearts to Break, The Pretender and The Castle Island Case.
Denver reports reveal gender differences in Colorado's new pension law age proof. Men must swear age under oath, while women may declare they are over 21. The law aims to avoid barring women from voting, but many women rely on others to attest their age.
In Butte Montana a tall silk hat once worn by Fat Jack Jones the famed hack driver of the mining era has been given to the Butte Pioneer club for safekeeping. The hat is considered priceless by many longtime residents.
Boake Carter reports a proposed mobilization plan by the U S Army division of the General Staff to enlist 600 000 citizens within sixty days. the scheme, framed as a fast recruiting drive, prompts debate over whether it aims at defending U S shores or preparing for overseas invasion and risks manipulating public opinion.
A former Follies star condemns wartime propaganda urging the public into an offensive war backed by local leaders and 200-percenters. Col Sanderford Jarman cites failed orthodox recruiting in World War I and argues recruiters were understaffed and often strangers to the task.
The piece critiques wartime recruitment tactics and warns that renewed mobilization would mislead the public. It argues that only 86,000 volunteers joined in the first month of World War I and that veterans faced debts and ruin. The author questions the need for a new invasion-oriented plan and urges disclosure of war aims.
In Chihuahua City State Fan the San Francisco del Oro nine and the local Chihuahua City team played 138 frames to an 8 3 tie Sunday morning and then a 22 2 draw halted by darkness in the 10th inning.
Mbulamute emerges as a notable town within its region in East Africa, underscoring local identity, governance, and regional significance in the broader East African context.
Budapest report says Johann Ilalap tried to propose by arson, setting fire to his sweetheart’s home to distract her parents and enable a marriage proposal. Police state the plan failed as Halapi faces arson charges and a deferral of the proposal until legal matters are resolved.
Mr and Mrs Bert Goodman and Hattie Goodman with Nancy Evelyn and Billy Horace spent Sunday afternoon visiting Ed Bayer of Akron. They later visited Mr and Mrs Miller in Canton. George Ockuly and family joined Joseph Grabenstetter for Sunday supper. George Berisweil and Mrs Wheeler with Martha Joy visited the Martin Beriswell home in Lakewood and Belding Michigan. Evelyn Nancy and Billy Horace attended Calvin Kemp sixth birthday party Saturday. Jottings note Sunday afternoon callers at the
Joseph Grabenstetter hosted Sunday six o'clock dinner with Mr. and Mrs. George O Leary and Mr. and Mrs. William O Leary, Dr. and Mrs. Eugene Witzel, and Fred Heisinger. Mary Pfell plans extended stay with daughter Mrs. George Ockuly in Cleveland. Benjamin Wash tuck and Mrs. George Sidel of Strongsville visited Mr. and Mrs. Martin Beriswell. Mrs. Arthur Gleason and son Charles visited Mrs. Joseph Grabenstetter on Monday.
Homeowners in Wakefield Mass received literature promoting a Federal Home Loan plan six months after the offer expired. The postmaster said the delay happened in Washington.
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