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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1923
Page
7
Mrs Gifford Pinchot, wife of Pennsylvania's governor, argued that women's role in democracy must grow as nations face peril. She urged women to work inside parties, view politics spiritually, and push for law enforcement and antiwar unity beyond traditional gender roles.
A roundup of 1924 events includes Massachusetts College of Incy centennial in Boston and the Mystic Shrine hospital in Texas dedication. Dorothy Caruso’s Paris marriage plans. Ernest Ingram heading Republican convention bids. a Washington thrift conference. Mayo to dedicate Thorndike Memorial Building in Boston. Conventions list for Washington and multiple state associations.
The piece argues that a Kaiser return would discredit German sincerity after abdication and harm Allied sympathy. It warns such a move would be suicidal politically and economically, and could polarize German and American supporters. It urges the rumor be unfounded and for Germans to prevent it.
A column argues Cleveland should raise funds to host a national party convention, comparing it to a Western town that funded a prize fight and praising Cleveland for its Community Chest gifts and educational support. The piece cites local quotes and mocks pessimism about costly undertakings.
A compact record of historical dates and notable births and events. Includes Charles Louis de Freycinet born in 1828 and Duke of Portugal Dom Miguel’s death, plus Garfield assailant Guiteau’s 1881 trial, Verona bombing in 1915, and 1921 garment strikes in New York.
A compilation of historical notes listing birthdays and deaths across years from 1738 to recent times. Entries include Sir William Herschel born in Hanover in 1738 and died in England in 1822, Joan Witherspoon born in Scotland and linked to the Declaration of Independence era, and other milestones such as the 1843 steamship Louisiana disaster near New Orleans and the 1865 consecration of Robert Harper Clarkson as bishop of Nebraska.
Thirty five years after Pasteur Institute opened in Paris for hydrophobia treatment travel plans emerge as Viscount Leverhulme sails from Weymouth to New York for a global inspection of enterprises under his supervision. Canadian provinces meet in Ottawa to align immigration policy. Episcopal bishops convene in Dallas to elect new leaders. Rail labor chiefs seek a unified congressional agenda. Conventions open in Montgomery Opelika Martin Gulfport Portland and Portland with various religious and civic meetings.
An anecdotal report notes a well attended meeting with speeches and plan details. Leaders Sam Squires and Bil Damm are mentioned along with others like Jimmie Sim and Jake Shaffer. The piece hints at fundraising ideas and local social talk.
The piece mocks a campaign with proposals to give money to the poor and to tax lies with five dollar notes. It notes slogans like We that are strong should bear the infirmities of the weak Candy Week Pay Up Week and Infirmities Week. The event runs Tuesday morning with most speakers aiming to finish by noon. Bernie O'Donnell misses the only captain spot as social duties pull him away. The writeup ends with a snarky warning to have money ready to avoid post sale miscalculations.
Poem records a serene farewell with lines about waiting on the shore for a returning bark. The speaker notes release and rest after life and battle, ending with the weary going home under quiet, tranquil imagery.
Lieut Ralph E Davidson of the Navy air service will be assigned to a far north post to acclimate for an eventual air flight to the North Pole with Captain Roald Amundsen. Davidson, a Missouri native and Annapolis graduate, served on battleships and destroyers, then shifted to aviation in 1919. He has worked at Pensacola as an aeronautical theory expert and will endure a rigorous pre expedition diet and training before the Spitsbergen start in May.
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