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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1926
Page
11
Partial text discusses appointments and elections involving United States ministers to Japan and a lieutenant governor race. Mentions a Liberal context and references to dates or codes, but details are incomplete and unclear.
Commentary compares Mexican land rights and Diaz era abuses to US constitutional ideals. It argues Mexico’s bid for sovereignty, warns against foreign land ownership, and endorses Mexican self-determination while urging US understanding and cooperation.
A collage notes Mark Twain born in Florida Missouri and died in Redding Connecticut on April 21 1916. It recalls the Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition closing in Seattle the Armistice Day outrage site at Centralia Washington and wireless transatlantic photographs. Also listed are birthdays and notable events from prior years and today with brief mentions of public figures and associations in the era.
Fragmentary notes describe a bishop’s fate and a related military movement. The text references a saintly figure in Scotland and troops shifting locations, implying a historical religious and military context.
A damaged fragment notes Bud’s father turning ninety one, having seen Abbie’s Irish Rose only thrice, and mentions a Russian aviator who died by his own action in a hurry.
A fragment lists Chauncey Depew and others in a society column style piece. References to leaders, workers and a one dollar hat sale appear among disjoint phrases with unclear context.
The subject, active from 1849 to 1911, rose as counsel for expanding railroads led by the New York Central and later became its president. He was a leading Republican at conventions from 1888 to 1904 and helped place Benjamin Harrison’s nomination in 1888. He served as U.S. senator from New York and was famed as an eloquent orator in landmark commemorations.
Fragmentary verse text appears from Tennyson era with garbled lines and scattered phrases about beauty virtue struggle and enduring soul. No clear narrative or complete poem identifiable.
A narrator explains a method of damaging towels at hotels and Pullman cars to avoid losses. He describes holes in towels as harmless, claiming the property owner loses more while the thief worries little about consequences. The tone suggests casual intent and rationalization for theft.
The piece discusses U S shipping policy and subsidies with final hearings on merchant marine support. It notes debates over private versus government ownership and a shift from direct subsidies to ship sales below market value, amid a dwindling resource base for the board.
At the National Grange meeting in Portland Maine Mr WS Hill urged continued subsidies for a national merchant fleet. He cited 19th century disruptions when England redirected ships, raising U S ocean rates and risking wheat imports. The Shipping Board deployed vessels to protect wheat shipments and ensure farm income.
A fragment recalls Snowshoe Thompson and Lupy Thompson in early California pageantry before Central Pacific railroad construction. The text notes a pioneer post ceremony and the spread of a large war era theme involving the British wave.
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