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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1922
Page
3
A reflective public editorial from Spangler Pennsylvania urges stronger support for miners injured and exploited by mine dangers. It condemns limited sympathy and calls for tangible aid and fair pay, arguing workers endure toxic conditions, unstable employment, and low wages while owners profit.
A Kansas column recalls William Allen White of the Emporia Gazette and his arrest after placing a window placard sympathizing with the railroad strike. The piece argues for equal rights to express opinions regardless of wealth or fame and urges active defense of free speech.
A 2855-A note from Toledo records a meeting advocating renaming the Waukee River Grand Rapids River. It also notes diverse historical items including artist Lous Loeb’s birth in Cleveland and a 1909 death, plus various election and public notice fragments. The collection spans birthdays, political events, and historic trivia with scattered references to public figures and regional recalls.
The fragmented note recalls old election chatter and sports talk. It mentions beer, ice cream, mirrors, Kaiser Bill, and a Cleveland sport writers prediction that Cleveland will win the pennant next year. It also notes Andy Gump planning to speak at Elyria’s Y M C A fish and game club next Friday night.
D S Troxel defeated Martin Muller for mayor by 347 votes. Fred Wagner and S H Squire elected councilmen, W G Sharp joined the school board. Fifty women voted for school board members, faced criticism for not voting earlier. Pastor and men from Second Congregational church repainted interior. David Olio struck by train and died in river. Jude Jones elected councilman with parade led by RSV band. J P Sala sued Green Line for 10000 for death and 15000 for loss of wife services. Sala sue for 35000 for memorial day wreck injury. maid of honor to England must be a granddaughter of a peer.
The text notes Charlotte Crabtree, known as Lotte, reaching age seven today while also mentioning national elections with the House of Representatives and United States Senators on ballots across multiple states.
ABE MARTIN notes a mother in law wags a Hability while describing daily life. Lafe Bud discusses starting a new drug store but concludes the town already has too many restaurants.
A humorous scrap features Jim Armitage and Johnnie Gray debating with Percy Munns over absurdities and mistaken names. The piece touches on political predictions, arrests for buying votes in Pike County, and playful derision about trades and a banter on Elk and kangaroos in Cleveland and Cincinnati.
A Buffalo physician advertises NormaKi a vegetarian formula claimed to safely reduce high blood pressure and end dizziness headaches and other symptoms. The full page ad urges readers to seek Phillips Drug Store and other druggists to obtain the product.
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