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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1922
Page
7
The text notes a change from spontaneous celebrations on November 11 1918 to a more formal parade. Civilians adopted the O D and the earlier public memory of soldiers' hardship remains strong among those who first celebrated the armistice.
A 1922 Plain Dealer critique argues the Anti Saloon League shifted to partisan tactics to back dry candidates and oppose wet ones in Ohio politics. It cites Senator Pomerene and Donahey, notes the vote on the Supreme Court woman judge, and warns candidates to declare positions on temperance. The piece reflects tensions over the League’s non partisan claim and its influence on electoral outcomes.
Citizens of Elyria vote to retain current salaries for city officials and reject any upturn in the levy for running expenses. The piece argues expenses must be cut, though not by reducing salaries, and calls for adjusting city affairs accordingly.
Voters oppose continuing city aid for the Theneery Tueney program, claiming it leaves officers in a dire state. The decision implies harsh budget cuts and no viable alternatives, forcing a hard course for authorities.
A fragmented 1914 style summary notes Armistice Day observances, figures born in 1878 and 1914, and various references to people in Italy, Chile, Lodi, and Pittsburgh. It mentions Marion L. Brittain and a Pittsburgh National ball team figure with unclear roles.
ABE MARTIN recalls Bryan’s past appearance before a large crowd. A polite stranger tells him not to take up time, while a woman returns with a child and the man is said to be married and settled in Kokomo.
Remembrance Day in America honors Armistice events and figures. France’s Clemenceau sails to New York while a Paris peace banquet nears. A monument at Campiegne and a Theodore Roosevelt statue unveilings headline Armistice Day in Portland. The Red Cross drives begin and a new bridge in New Hampshire opens amid celebrations.
Fragmentary comic notes by Jim Armitage describe a playful, surreal image with imagery of a wagon and a mother figure. The text lacks clear narrative, names, places, or dates to establish a full readerly event.
A garbled mix of quotes and stray notes references Michigan topics, river guesses, American Elevation Week, officials, and a church vocal ensemble. The text mentions Governor Davis, the Game Warden, coinage engravings, and admissions details for a church event.
Fifty years ago Arvin faced a spate of five tent burglaries prompting a call for all night watch. A damaged schooner Elyrea near the harbor and a separate hardware store break in are noted, with a house fire and injuries also mentioned.
The Vietrolas line sees rising daily demand with projections of a serious Christmas shortage. Vietro company reports strong orders and urges early purchases to secure stock.
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