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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1925

Page

11

Passing Jersey Brigade Remembered by War Survivors

An editorial in the Cincinnati Enquirer recalls General Phil Kearny and the once great Jersey Brigade. Fifteen elderly survivors saluted his statue, sang Auld Lang Syne, and vowed to disband as they reflect on Kearny’s dramatic, heroic career across Mexico, Africa, and Solferino.

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Senator James Watson Attacks LaFollette Republicans

An Indiana senator denounces LaFollette and other Republicans calling them non Republicans. The piece contrasts Watson with Borah LaFollette and notes Watson would bar others from the party and favors older platform ideas while criticizing today’s branding.

James E. Watson Indiana Robert LaFollette LaFollette Senate Watson Wisconsin Borah JE Watson President Butler Columbia University Chauncey Depew Coolidge Smoot Lis Sardstick

Beauty Pageant Director Muses On Beauty Versus Brains

Atlantic City pageant chief notes most entrants prefer beauty over brains in judging. He cites a travel tale about brains and money to illustrate the point, while conceding contestants might value brains in other contexts. Nuanced remark reflects period views on lookism.

Atlantic City New York City

Notable anniversaries and birthdays in early 1925

A run of dated notes lists events from 1830 to 1915 including Chester A. Arthur as the 21st president and Henry Clar Grace Mann’s installation. It also marks the opening of a cotton exposition in Atlanta and a visit for former Greek premier Georges Theotokis in New York. Birthdays include BP O Connor and H Hitchcock among others.

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Who's Who In The Day's News Sterling Fessenden

A fragmented column highlights Sterling Fessenden as Lord Mayor of Sterling Maine who backed a gun boat effort and educated in Bowdoin. It notes his work in China and as dean of a regional college, plus remarks on language study, Latin value, and quotes from Benjamin Franklin, Luther Burbank, and Burke about liberty, law, and democracy.

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International and national gatherings mark a busy day

Today features diverse conventions and events across the United States and abroad. The American Federation of Labor meets in Atlantic City for its 45th annual session, the Supreme Court begins its fall term after recess, and numerous societies hold meetings from Omaha to Montreal. Delegates gather in Oklahoma City for the Disciples of Christ convention, while Ashville hosts the Twelfth National Recreation Congress, and regional groups convene in cities like New York Cleveland Chicago Syracuse Wilkes-Barre Ocean City and more.

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The Way of the World by Grove Patterson

Grove Patterson discusses Gen W W Atterbury’s ascent to president of the Great Pennsylvania Railroad, illustrating the room-at-the-top theory. The piece notes career paths from college to leadership, mentions Andrew of Chicago schools advocating teacher uniforms, and questions what uniforms signify in education and ambition.

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Probing liberty duty and the idea of brotherhood

The passage reflects on personal liberty versus public good, noting the need to align thoughts and actions with democracy and the Constitution. It questions whether society lives up to these ideals and whether brotherhood is a real, not unreal, fact. It urges adapting to the unequal world while pursuing equality.

Burke Ruman Adtairs United States Brotherhood of Man Sever Dar

Art Gillham in Pleasing Concert

Saturday afternoon the George A. Clark Co music store hosted a pleasant concert by Art Gillham known as the Whispering Pianist. The program featured songs such as If You Leave Me and Let Me Call You and highlighted his Columbia phonograph records and broadcasts from stations nationwide including Detroit.

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Dreams I Want You Only Where Can I Find You And Loving Just You

A reviewer praised a performance featuring songs including Dreams I Want You Only Where Can I Find You and Loving Just You. The program showcased the George A. Clark Co. in a fine, admired display.

George A. Clark Co

Theodore Maddock Joins Miami Herald as Illustrator

Theo Maddock, son of Mr and Mrs Clark Maddock, relocates to Miami Florida to begin employment with the Miami Herald as a newspaper illustrator.

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Illustrator Mr Maddock Graduates From Chicago Art School

After finishing high school, Mr Maddock moved to Chicago to enroll at the Chicago School of Art and graduated this spring. He secured a new position on the recommendation of the school president, who praises his artistic ability.

Maddock Chicago Chicago School of Art A. M. Brenner Elyria

Also Mentioned on This Page

Chronicle-Telegram Audit Bureau Second Street Lorain County Printing &Publishing Company J. F. Burke A. C. Mudnutt Lorzin Foreisa Advertising Nobel, EL Ward, Inc S So Wabash Ave New Yors Fifth Ave Air Investigators Benjamin Franklin Albert Fox Marquette University Alilwaukee Ois Reed Republic of Portugal OTTAW Connell Integender Red Men Abe Martin Sir Walter Raleigh Art Gillham Theo Lillian West Anna M. Boyd Riddle Avenue Chronicle- Telegram Bill Bartlett Cleveland St Art Gilham Geo. A. Clark Co ARTE Brenner's Shoe Store Mill ST HOTEL
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