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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1923

Page

10

Power Conversion at Mines A Goversol Pinchot Plan

Gov Gifford Pinchot advocates converting coal into electric power at the mouth of the mines and transmitting it to homes and factories across a broad area. He argues giant power lowers distance barriers, boosts wealth and living standards, and requires cooperation among utility firms while focusing first on farmers and rural households without current. The piece includes poetry by Walter Landor.

Goversol Pinchot Igta Unt Gifford Pinchot Pennsylvania Gov. Pinchot Commonwealth United States Battefront Oklahoma Atlantic

People and the Law Regnant in Oklahoma Governance

A historical editorial argues the governor overstepped legal bounds and a democratic, peaceful path to reform will prevail. It asserts the US Constitution guarantees a republic for Oklahoma and condemns unlawful acts, urging citizens and organizations to denounce violations and withdraw if necessary.

Oklahoma United States Supreme Court Sreoup Baron Stein Messia

Bests rent action in expelling troublemakers

The piece argues that deporting wanderers or troublemakers is a temporary fix used by mayors and dictators. It suggests authorities should address the underlying problems rather than removing people, as evicted wanderers simply drift to new towns and resume nuisance activities.

Tim Walter Landor Fine New Ut

Yesterdays in Ohio and Notable Births and Deaths

A scan of January era notices lists notable figures tied to Ohio and beyond. Entries include Alexander Selkirk's legend linked to Robinson Crusoe, Henry Z. Osborne of California, New Lebanon New York, and deaths such as Frederic Bartholdi in Paris. Also noted are historical milestones from 1898 to 1915, including Hawaii era figures and the French and British loan of 590 million dollars.

Alexander Selkirk Defoe E “Robinson Crusoe Juan Fernandes Henry Z. Osborne Priett Calfornia Congrass New Lebanon Los Angeles Fredere Reming Arrog Disdar Riigid Conn Richard Hawes Promai Kens Lucey Cantelier New York Antwerp David J. Hill Washington Frederic Auguste Bartholdi Liber Paris Alsace

Komical Telegrams Highlight Wooster Fair Trip and Oddities

A disjointed collection notes Harvey Underhill leading guests George Savage and Frank Jams to the Wooster fair with mixed success. It mentions a TV2 miscue, local bets on corn, a Columbus judge sentencing, and various quirky lines about brewers pretzels pudding turnips and burglars.

Harvey Underhill George Savage Frank Jams Carl

Alliance Powers Sign Independence Respect Pact

An agreement was signed by Britain France and Italy affirming a loan to Betmortey and pledging respect for her independence.

Birthdays and titles in today’s public notices

A dated column lists birthdays of notable figures: Dr A Ross Hill director of foreign operations for the American Red Cross born in Nova Scotia 54 years ago. Edward J Pearson president of the New York New Haven and Hartford Road born at Roca today. Harry Tutus Moore connects to the Epistles of Debora with a birth reference. Diam G Haan appears with a military unit note.

A. Ross Hil The America Red Cross Nova Scotia Edward J. Pearson New York, New Haven & Hart Ior

Fragmented OCR: War era veterans event details unclear

Part readable text references World War I era topics, Confederate Veteran groups in Texas, and an event or meeting with dates and attendees but many words are garbled. Core entities include veterans, Texas organizations, and a possible parade or reunion note.

Inmate’s Lair Inspires Bank Heist Speculation

Fragmentary lines suggest a jail inmate muses on breaking into a bank and taking a safe while referencing cider mills and youth inspiration. Government forbids National.

Banks not affecting pennant odds say Cap Koekleinally

Cap Koekleinally admits he doubts Cleveland will win the pennant and adds that bank branches mean little to the root of all evil, which he says would not grow on those branches.

Cap

Peveril Wins Four Year Old Trot At Nashville

Thirty years ago George H. Ely's Peveril won the four year old trot in straight heats at Nashville Tennessee with a best time of 2 21 4. The City Park enclosure continued with a neat iron railing. The New York Trust Co filed a petition in court seeking recovery for Elyria Electric Light and Power Co and foreclosure of a $4009 mortgage. The Local School Board appealed to the public for permission to build a new school to accommodate pupils.

George H. Ely Peveril Nashville Tenn THE NEW York Trust CO Elyria Electric Light & Power Co

Local Couples Wed in Rural Ohio Homes

FRANK O. WILLIAMS AND Miss MARY C. Beebe wed at her Cleveland street home, Rev. E E Williams officiating. A bicycle path from Oberlin to Elyria opened to serve county cyclists. MR FRED ALLEN and Bertha Schneerer were married at her Middle avenue home.

Frank O. Williams Mary C. Beebe Cleveland Street Rev E. E. Williams Oberlin Elyria Fred Allen Bertha Schneerer Middle Avenue

Danish Nobel laureate Bohr to Lecture in America

Prof Niles Bohr, 38, Danish physicist and Nobel Prize in Physics in 1922, sails to America to deliver lectures at major colleges. Since 1916 he has chaired theoretical physics at the University of Copenhagen and has ties to an English university as an instructor. He credits Sir Ernest Rutherford for guiding his work on atomic structure and planetary electrons.

Niles Bohr America Bohr Copenhagen University of Copenhagen Ernest Rutherford Ernest

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