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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1922
Page
7
The Attorney General G C Crabbh and United States Senator Simeon D Fess appear as ticket figures in the ballot outline. The document lists both names, indicating their placement on party or issue lines.
The piece argues that European diplomacy shows France drifting toward an alliance with Russia driven by economic and political stress. It cites Genoa and Genoa era shifts, noting France’s suspected ambassadorial moves and Bolshevik links as motives for realignments shaped by self interest.
Private endowment colleges face crowding as applications exceed capacity. Admissions may shift toward social standing and potential usefulness after graduation. Presidents Hopkins and Faunce urged selective entry to protect quality, while universities offer broader opportunities amid rising demand.
A fragmented Ohio page recalls James Kilbourne and early Sciota company origins in Otin New Britain Conn Worthington 185? A Presbyterian house in Cinem a at! Park Theatre details and a garbled note on politicians and generals with scattered names and dates.
A collage of humorous lines and clipped anecdotes from Elyria readers. Bits about Bennie Shubert losing a tire and a $50 drop, jokes on Ford cars, Rockefeller, and a circus crowd. Mentions of the Cleveland Symphony Orchestra, Hines Brothers, and local social clubs with playful quips.
A fragment reads as a sports teaser noting a planned start with fifty teams in a local trial league. It mentions high school football anticipations and a club election, suggesting Gerald Hollis was reelected treasurer of the West Side Baseball Team for next year.
Cincinnati salesman Charles Franklin said he did not drown in the Ohio river. A card with his name found on a dead man in New Albany led to the confusion, and Franklin suggested the card was given to a man from Bardstown Kentucky by someone he knew.
Today marks the anniversary of key 1774 events and war end connotations with public ceremonies in Yorktown and Annapolis. Observances include Peggy Stewart Day in Annapolis and surrender anniversary notes. Conventions and associations in Atlantic City Evansville Chicago Albany Indianapolis Tall Prairie Salt Lake City Brainerd Louisville meet to discuss patriotic events and education. Also noted is withdrawal of major U S insurance firms from continental Europe due to exchange depreciation and taxes.
Irregular speech fragment suggests people avoid work by staying indoors at night or going to a theatre or pool hall. Readable text implies leisure activities mask unemployment as a social note from a local column.
Thirty years ago Edwin Wallen prepared for a church event titled Chingas and Clinionary under the Church of Christ. Railroads announced a $1 daily charge for cars held over. George Brownell’s Florida Monarch posted a 3:17 record this season. The Columbus 400th anniversary featured a parade with floats, colonial figures, and representatives from all states and territories, plus bands and clubs.
Akron candidate Judge E D Fritch outlines eight years as Summit County Common Pleas judge and a long legal practice since 1899. He emphasizes fearless impartial enforcement and administration of justice, urging voters to consider his record on a wide range of cases.
A citizen letter argues against wage cuts for water works staff pointing to nationwide wage increases and a new pumping station costing nearly a million dollars. It notes Elyria engineers and firemen earning $30 less than Lorain's and commuting costs of $12 and three hours daily, totaling $42 monthly.
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