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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1921
Page
15
A 1921 editorial argues for compulsory examinations and licensing for auto drivers. It compares cars with locomotives, noting lack of road guidance and the danger from untested operators. The piece urges public insistence on tests before entrusted driving of automobiles.
A poem recalling fallen soldiers known to the sun white majesty and the dawn gate guardians. It speaks of unnamed heroes hailed by brothers of Marathon and Sign Heart, carried by stars to Arcady, and found among the courts of God. The piece contrasts grim battlefields with heavenly halls.
Yesterday in Ohio notes various brief items including mentions of Oberlin Port Nagiepp Saint Johns and Westminster, plus references to a state senator from Massachusetts born in Leomaster. It also notes a state ambassador to Chile and a popular actress Dawn born yesterday.
Ashland game club adopts a new creed stressing law obedience, farmers’ rights, and humane conduct. The article notes officers, historical notes on science and sport, a railroad station addition, church construction, migration epidemics, and a new cemetery project in the local area.
ABE MARTIN notes autumn color remark but shifts to criticize overrated people. Albert Bentley’s school days prompt a beard reference, with no late word on his fate or status.
A fragmentary humorous column recounts odd lines about a rest room makeover by a group called the WLC and assorted quips. It notes a saloon keeper’s displeasure, mentions promotion talk, an ex amining officer and a church worker, and ends with scattered rhymed lines and music references.
Lorain police chief submits resignation amid accusations and a directive from city officials. The move follows internal scrutiny and calls for leadership change within the department.
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