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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1922
Page
3
A civic editorial urges every voter in Elyria to cast a ballot tomorrow. It argues voting is essential to freedom, citizenship, and self government and condemns indifference as unfit to be American. It encourages choosing according to conscience and urges participation regardless of candidate or issue.
A compact Almanac style row notes Daniel Drake founder of the Medical College of Ohio born near Plainfield New Jersey in October 1800s. It recalls a 1836 tornado in Wilmington and a 1838 Seventh Ohio Infantry mustered out after the War. It also lists notable birthdays including Briand Paderewski Sousa and Mondell with ages. A New York fire on East 59th Street killed three women and injured many in a three story factory. explosion suspected at Henry Schreiber factory.
A fragment mentions J Alfred BE Nagle an outfielder with the Cincinnati National League team born in Marksville Virginia about 29 years ago. It also references a Washington American baseball team and a player aged about 35.
Voters in hundreds of cities and towns brace for final push as campaigns wrap up tonight. Organizers urge turnout for the upcoming senatorial and local races while noting the special observance today.
Fragmentary lines mention tariffs stock and trade, a hospital, predictions, and references to a crowd expecting the "Devs" to win. Readers see garbled phrases about dealers, women, bells, and a shelter, with no clear event or identifyable persons.
Paul Lawson, shot himself and blinded after killing his wife Helen in her sister's bathroom, remains alive and capable of standing trial. Doctors report recovery possible. Lawson, an ex service man, allegedly acted from jealousy after being gassed in France.
Ten persons were injured this afternoon in an explosion at the Redmanol Chemical Products plant in Chicago. A blaze followed the blast and was quickly extinguished. the manager blamed a mixture of phenyl and alcohol for the accident.
Local ad shows business address at 730 W Broad St with phone numbers for business, home, and shop lines 3162 35912. Provides contact details for customer inquiries.
Ten years ago a movement gathered 3500 people as saw the Akron Indians and Saw the Eisha Arhle at SBOF. Deportation fears rose as Lorai migrants faced slavery law. Trobel Manufacturing forecasted a 355,090 saddlery order and plans for 590,000 next year. Elyria SA began a large new building at Broad and Cedar Streets.
Elmer Moots of the Cash Grocery comments on a man alias who behaves violently toward a woman and threatens as a doctor must have time to call his patients. The fragment suggests a local quarrel and a claim about a family doctor.
The Colson Company notes twelve years of uninterrupted dividend payments and emphasizes it is owned and controlled by local residents.
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