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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1922
Page
5
A hunting party of American manufacturers prepares to travel east next summer by air on a Polar Scenes tour. The expedition aims to reach Arctic areas five hours after departure, following a stop after Wall Hester Cutter.
Local Bay Village meeting discussed multiple sessions led by a pastor and briefly noted plans for a travel route to Montreal via Hudson Bay. The speaker highlighted Congregational church ties and family home at the pastor’s son’s residence.
North Carolina Senator FM Simmons is slated to lead the Democratic minority in the Senate this session and expected to be the minority leader when the next Congress convenes in December. Senator Underwood, the former minority chair, announced he would not seek to succeed himself.
Harriett Nell was taken to hospital after an operation on Tuesday. The report notes the event occurred last evening at Saddler and mentions the hospital in leveland. Further details on the procedure or condition were not provided.
November 25 report from Berlin states Chancellor Cuno outlines the new cabinet and Reichstag agenda. He says Germany seeks plain policy over phrases and will not exploit foreign rivalries. He criticizes Premien Poincaré’s poster and asserts commitment to honest action and achievement.
Ashland report: Willard maveman, a farmer, locates a valuable bow after a hunter mislaid a burine on November 14. Local authorities, including the Secretary Y.M. GC, are noted in connection with an international Y. matac L. Ner 1 atrand Cc. SA. con. The item’s discovery occurred November 25 at Ashland.
The readable bits mention Knex Tite and Rubber Co of Mt. Vernon involvement in embezzlement, Judge Walter Mears visiting with a band, Ashland high school in a North Central Ohio league championship, Annie Swan as a candidate in Glasgow elections, and novelist Mrs Burnett Smith noted as a farmer’s daughter and prolific writer.
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