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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1925
Page
5
A Georgia representative and prohibition leader was refused admission to a high school to give an address citing the board's ban on political topics. The piece mocks the rule and argues youth need debate and exposure to conflicting views. It notes two school boards and references a Colorado proposal to name a new high school after Jack Dempsey.
A Perth Amboy discussion urges action on enforcing or repealing laws now on the books. Local pastors point to selective enforcement of violations such as moving pictures and boot blacks and ask what duties officials and citizens owe. The piece invites public discussion on how far officials may pick which laws to enforce and with what consequences.
The article suggests Col. Mite admitted to presenting evidence in his defense during the insubordination trial. It argues the President may have aimed to reveal facts to trigger reforms rather than punish Mitchell, signaling a potential shift in leadership.
Ral W Ral Horace Alabold jail ds how Brown over the world as the milleasire hobo James Fads How has long been a picturesque American figure. He let into print recent when heabligh between 000 and $1, 000,000 he has spent the majn portion of his life in attempts to 5b the condition of the poor, and himself often lived the life of a habé In t his college in Chieaza How is trying to provide higher education by those who cannot afford to p tuition. Economics political science and socialism are among subjects taught, has trave living, emors stuéring in and trying to help often ridden underr and sh are rozd. fter RGB BiH RUSSIA NORTH RUSSIA, Nov. 13.and Mrs. John Ives of Ober lin, were many guests at Chdu Barniett s. Chest sited Mervin Schubert at St. Joseph s hospital, Sunday evening. Mr. Schu t his place and man: here happe for a speech Mrs. Alvah Gibson has return ed to her home here after spend ing several cars io her daugh er, Mrs. Walter Welker, in Ober- Airs. Lillie Henson and children e of East Amherst. spent Sunday with her parents. and 4X Wil. Schubert. Mrs. Fred Berg recei vd news Saturday of hre sister, Mrs Will rmingham. air, and Mrs. Chas, and Mrs. Mrs. Will Wasem in Imingham, Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Simeon Gibson Kright attended In Wellington. M and M bright and son Donald v Sunday at Yash. Mire Chas. Clarence Pomona
Yesterday and today reflect legacy events from 1743 to present. Notables born include Valentine Harver and Louis E Brandeis. deaths span Paris Lees, Hood Tannerosa, and others. Key milestones include military and educational honors and a reminder of a deadly 1000 lives lost in a past calamity.
Fragmentary text notes a rally celebrating William McKinley’s rise to the presidency. It mentions a Wellington green liner extension opening Jan 1 and an auction sale of lots on Penedge Street with average results.
Old residents recall the great Galveston fire on this date twenty years ago as a distant memory. Australia’s pivotal political campaign ends today ahead of tomorrow’s general elections. A national automotive conference in Philadelphia addresses motor truck regulation under the Society of Automotive Engineers. Conventions open in Detroit Des Moines Des Moines and San Francisco with groups including the National Woman’s Christian Temperance Union and the California Press Association.
A humorous remark contrasts service on a fraternal committee with suffering neuritis in the riotous town band. The speaker jokes about the daily trials of civic duties and petty club life.
Poems celebrate "Home, sweet home" while the page notes Edith Melick at St Peter's Agsherst, Miss A Leuszier and Ticle McQue of Stowah, and a local engineering claim about long lasting flat cells. Also includes coal ad copy for West Virginia Kentucky and a local feed and coal firm.
A 1921 report from Ontario and university poultry officials outlines that only birds from certified flocks mated females with at least 200 eggs, maintained records, and passed through a state university process can receive individual certification. Certification stamps flocks as reliable sources for breeding stock and baby chicks next spring, with owner names obtainable from county extension agents or the university poultry department.
The Nation Carbon Company makers of Eveready batteries announced a new Inyerbilt method of battery construction developed through intensive research. The technique will be used soon in larger radio B pattern sizes, signaling advances in battery design for improved performance.
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