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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1925
Page
15
A Friday 1925 column extols standing by principle despite opposition, arguing true faith in a principle requires courage and sacrifice. It praising free speech while recognizing discomfort with opposing ideas, urging tolerance and readiness to hear views not aligned with one's own.
Discussion argues against using lotteries to raise funds for France during wartime. The author warns of moral decay and social harm, urging tax payments instead and condemning gambling as a corrupt method to settle national debts.
Akron voters protest election day balloting on Sunday dances. Citizens approve a form of Sunday observance by a six thousand majority. The result suggests substantial sentiment for restricting Sunday amusements and that six days are enough.
A list of notable births and deaths with dates from 1807 to 1930 includes Abraham Baldwin founder of the Georgia State University born in Gubford and died in Washington, D C, 1807. Gen George S Anderson born in Wilmington NC died 1862. Papinean rebellion 1850. Austro Bavarian force 10 000 in 1890. ex Mayor W W Cottrell of Wes Florida noted in Mont Somers Alabama. Charles A Bacon astronomer died in Below Wisconsin 1891. Joan L Wilson born Crawfordsville Ind 1830. 1923 Beckley West Virginia coal mine disaster. birthdays of Sir Herbert Samuel Ignace Paderewski John Philip Sousa Frank Mondeaux Walter Johnson.
Today marks Arbor Day in North Carolina with various ceremonies. Ab ardanl Lincoln and Ignace Paderewski reach notable ages, while the M C A observes the twentieth anniversary of Sir George Williams death. The California Woolgrowers meet in San Francisco and a new Missouri River bridge opens in Lexington. A Seattle dinner honors Dr Henry Suszallo’s decade as UW president. A national pilgrimage of war widows and orphans heads to Rome as Holy Year begins. Civil War site markers in Richmond will be unveiled by Miss Mary Walker Lee of New York.
The Catholic Alumni Federation holds its inaugural convention in New York City aiming to unite Catholic college and non-Catholic graduates. Happy Alpha fraternity begins a three day centennial celebration in Schenectady marking its 100 year history.
A Federal office of growing importance gains S. A. Cisier as chief of the armal service. He is qualified to lead the post after 37 years in service. Cisier previously headed the division covering Nebraska Iowa and Wyoming in 1927 and later oversaw the railway mail service for the American expeditionary forces in Siberia. He returned in 1920 and became head of the St. Louis division, and in 1923 transferred to the Omaha post.
A foggy night complaint alleged street coal oil lamps were too dim during a stereoptican show at the ape house. Entertainer James Macavoy died at his Ninth Street home due to consumption. Richard Allen Post prepared for a concert with two large horns of mixed voices as T W Newcomer appeared before council offering to supply pure water if granted a franchise.
A distorted article fragment mentions Buffalo and an old fashioned mother being wiped out by civilization. It notes Mr and Mrs Lafa finding a new apartment and references ongoing progress and change driven by modernization.
The 30 year old leader of the University of Washington is celebrated in Seattle with banquets. His career spans Cal State Carmel School Stanford New York City teaching roles and school leadership. He has served as principal, inspector, lecturer at normal schools and at teachers’ conferences.
Grove Patterson argues crippled World War I veterans should get government backed surveys and job placement. Henry Ford reportedly found 409 jobs for legless workers and 175 for one armed workers, plus roles for the blind. he shows practical approaches to employment and discipline in writing.
A Massachusetts man built a $500000 public service fund through investments for radical groups, expanding to about $1.5 million in Wall Street ventures. The piece argues wealth moderates radicalism, then notes the shifting job market for office boys and the value of foresight in advancing ahead.
An encouragement to take chances and grow beyond self doubt. The text argues humans rarely reach full capacity and urges courage to tackle bigger responsibilities. It compares personal growth to swimming in deeper water and notes England has airplane book markers.
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