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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1923
Page
7
Former Secretary of War Newton D. Baker spoke in Cleveland urging generous support for the Community Chest. He framed civilization by humanitarian acts and urged self-examination of priorities, arguing that helping the needy reflects the collective spirit and Fatherhood of God.
A 1920s tone notes Hi ram Johnson as first to declare for a party nomination. The piece predicts a new, different campaign for President Coolidge and discusses Mellons tax policy and veterans' benefits amid broad public demand for money. The Canton dispatch hints at gender seating rights in streetcars.
An assortment of historical anniversaries and birthdates with events from 1787 to 1919. Notable figures include Sir Samuel Cunard and John B. Montgomery, plus milestones such as the Suez Canal opening and Charles Vinson’s birth.
The nation marks diverse events including the 50th year of the National W C T U and National Mission Week. Kansas City hosts the American Rural Livestock Show while San Francisco hosts a two week exhibition of California industries.
A fragmented message recalls a strange day filled with awkward moments and miscommunications. The speaker hints at missteps and seeks input, noting a sense of wrongness and asking for confirmation or guidance.
The passage recalls a rambling car breakdown story in a small town, with jokes about repair shops, early mornings, and a Ford presidency quip. It mentions Akron like a backdrop, a funeral, and local names such as Ridgeville and Green Line, plus scattered notices from Dayton and Kenton about incidents and a court delay.
Columbia University president Nicholas Murray Butler declares liberalism rests on the first ten amendments yet faces illiberal invasions of civil liberty. He cites religious, speech, and search and seizure abuses, with due process eroded by flawed legal reasoning.
The poem invites an elder reader to recall a life of love and loss. It envisions memories of a beloved, the passing of time, and a lone admirer who cherishes inner sorrow and changing beauty amid a firelit room.
Oregon Senator Charles L. McNary, senior U S senator, outlines plans to seek renomination in the May Republican primary. He vows not to appeal to racial or religious prejudices as he faces challengers reopening the Ku Klux Klan issue from the prior campaign. Born near Salem in 1874, McNary's career spans deputy district attorney, Oregon Supreme Court justice, and long Senate tenure since 1917. He also led Willamette University College of Law and held multiple corporate director roles.
Marries Charles E Wagner Ely Tia and Mrs Mary Peck Ridge ville in a ceremony led by Rev E E Willams. Parsch reports thief steals 25 chickens. dog kills 40 fowls. Thomas J Allen 86 dies after being struck by a Lake Shore train. skull fracture. Miss Rose Jones resigns as central operator, Nellie Flower takes her place. B F Turner former Beebe house landlord dies in San Francisco. Miss Fannie Olmsted gives pupil concert at E G Johnson’s. honored by Edna Dibble and others. Darton Polen asked to search for Marguerite Dearth 22 daughter of Judge Dearth of Munice Ind who disappeared November 1 after expressing wish to end life.
The Eight Victor Artists performance draws a large crowd and fans take home records. New Victor releases include Memories of Virginia and three dance records such as Tin Roof Blues. Feist Dance Folio returns with latest numbers, plus Christmas Victrola preorders and a Gulbransen piano special at 495 dollars.
Local ads tout hunting success with a limit of 10 rabbits and a free rabbit dinner for store staff. Elyria Day offers and Hoover sweepers are pitched as ideal Christmas gifts with delivery and easy terms. New Easy Vacuum Washers owners named. Thanksgiving housewares include roasters and kettles. PD M football goods and skate gear featured. shut-edge pocket knives guaranteed.
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