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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1925
Page
3
Elyria Ohio analyzes a 1925 comparative survey of 1923 and 1924 city finances. The article notes mixed spending shifts, unclear net gains in water works, and calls for an impartial annual audit. It argues residents shape budgets via votes and council actions, warning against hidden costs of apparent economies.
Yesterday and today bring a mix of anniversaries and birthdays. The piece lists figures such as 177 Congress acts toward Massachusetts and 18 1S Joan Reagan as last Confederate survivor, plus dates for John Harris and the 14th president. Also mentions Benjamin Harrison centennial speech and artists like Gearze De Enshish.
Henry G. Dalton of Cleveland has been chosen by President Coolidge to straighten out the difficulties of the United States Shipping Board. The Cleveland executive, previously a business manager, is slated to address understock and mismanagement concerns within the agency.
Events include London Olympia automobile show, Woman's Home Missionary Society session in Pasadena, and several regional associations opening or meeting. Listings mention Elbert H. Gary and diverse civic observances in Salem and Point Piersant.
A damaged readable fragment presents archaic verse about weather and divine signs. It includes lines invoking fire clouds rain and a plea for understanding through blind eyes and heavenly light, attributed to John Greenleaf Whittier.
Twenty five years ago the Lorain steel plant closed and would only reopen if McKinley won the presidency. Grandma Allen, aged 99, celebrated as the oldest Woman's Relief Corps member in the nation. The DeNormal Equalization board raised Elyria values by 1 million dollars amid protests from those seeing higher assessments. A union choir performed Rheinberger at M E.B. Church. Elyria football defeated La Grange 11 to 0 on the road.
Grove Patterson critiques zeal without knowledge in public at large and in organizations. He cites prison rec ords and a note on the American You League while contrasting Yale graduate Patrick A. Valentine with vast wealth. The piece laments misdirection from ignorance and urges prudent action.
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