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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1923
Page
5
A Maine referendum rejected a law restricting women and children to forty eight hours weekly in industry. The piece laments the rural vote against the measure, criticizes the argument of competition, and notes the New York Times stance on the issue. It views the outcome as a reflection on Maine’s population.
A robber escapes after holding two pedestrians. a patrolman is suspended for not chasing, claiming the thief was not on his hear. The piece argues public duty is continuous, urging citizens to be on duty in all roles without vacations or layoffs.
A Los Angeles gossip column notes a woman who claims she shot her husband, described as unusually attractive, leading to expected jury disbelief as reported by Martins Ferry Times.
The Lima Republican Gazette argues that any reformer serious about halting race deaths should install gas engines in a baby carriage, illustrating a provocative push for urgent, hands on action.
A collage of past and current anniversaries lists 1842 Walhalla tamale memory at Ratisbon, 1864 Cedar Creek battle, 1875 Wheatstone, 1898 Harold Frederick, 1921 Yorktown speech, plus one year ago Lloyd George resignation. Mentions births, dedications, legal moves on Gould estate, and upcoming conventions in Montreal Boston Baltimore Manchester.
Today a Homeopathic Clare Day is observed across the United States and Canada drawing many educators to Mt Vernon for a ceremony honoring Vatran of the presidency.
ABE BARTIN notes Benton Harbor seeks Kang Ren as season winds down. He asserts there are no fools, and that the man himself is his only parallel, reflecting on pride and identity as autumn ends.
A fragmented satirical column rails at Republican gubernatorial unity and bank practices. It parodies Bryan and Ford remarks, mocks taxation and currency tricks, and jokes about bankers, lending, and Pineal Pines humor while noting a preacher predicting Ford’s victory and deriding political clichés.
A reader recalls four women entering a bank on Saturday, cashing a twenty dollar bill, and returning it Monday to exchange for two tens without trouble. The note mocks the bank’s strict return policy and hints at opinions on Bolsheviks and communism, asserting the bank dislikes the reds.
Former Congressman C N McArthur of Oregon announced plans to run for the U S Senate on an anti Ku Klux Klan platform in the upcoming Oregon primaries. A Protestant, McArthur was defeated last year after opposing the Klan. he previously served as speaker of the Oregon House and secretary to Gov Benson. He is a farmer cattle breeder and an Episcopalian and thirty second degree Mason.
FRANK TIREY killed the marshal at Wellington attacked the turnkey Henry Chapman jailed with a head wound after being subdued and locked up. CHARLES FISHER and Miss Nettie Wheeler Elyria Abraman wed by Rev E B Williams. Dr G H Terrell wed to Alice A Dever Emma D Lemon dramatic reader wowed opera house crowd. George Hoadley elected Ohio governor with full Democratic ticket. Lorain County voted Republican by 1797. Elyria skating rink opened second season. election topics noted. Akron scholastic football schedule set next year two games weekly to decide city title. no double headers this year.
Victor Berger former socialist editor asserts in Milwaukee that WWI failed to secure democracy. He warns Italy Spain France and Germany endure dictatorships while France and Poincare dominate Europe. He cites France arming and England disarming and questions reparations and Rhineland control.
The poem laments a vessel now idle on its side while recalling its former gales and bright lore. It hints at secret stories and a lingering invitation to a maiden while listing two property transfers in Lorain for sums of 1000 and 3000 dollars.
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