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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1922
Page
7
The Akron community urges a unanimous vote for C. G. Washburn for the Court of Appeals, opposing H. A. O Niel’s independent campaign. The piece argues judges must avoid party ties and notes Washburn’s strong merit and broad support among informed residents.
A wartime adviser to Britain and Bank of England official urges global business leaders to resist current national policies that threaten default and universal bankruptcy. He contends Europe’s approach imperils all nations and calls for policy changes to avert catastrophe, warning creditors may accept only goods or services in payment.
The column blends political remarks by Sir George about reparations and stabilization with chatter from Warrensville about upcoming events and local figures. Mentions include Henry Ford wealth, Doc Addison offers, Hall Mills case, and a post election meeting planned in Wilkins-Hurst parlors with Coroner Perry. notes on dress and social attire surface amid the discourse.
A summary of historical notes from Ohio and nearby events includes Gen Wayne establishing winter quarters at Fort Greenville in Darke County in 1795, Toledo adopts a corporate seal in 1838, Col Jo A Mulli gan hailed as Springfield hero in Toledo reception, Thomas Ewing’s death in 1871 at Lancaster Barn, Va, Burton addressing the Chinese Parliament, and a 1919 retrospective noting President Yarding at Birmingham with a Prince of Wales tour.
Richmond notes mark anniversaries of baseball figures born on this date. Thomas H. Griffith, an outfielder for the Brooklyn Nationals, born in Prospect 67 years ago today, and Roy Moore, a former pitcher for the Philadelphia Americans, born in Austin, Texas 33 years ago today.
Today marks the birth centenary of Gen Benjamin C Tilghman a Union Civil War commander with a Richmond celebration. Women groups observe the 20th anniversary of Elizabeth Cady Stanton death. The second highway engineering conference opens in Washington with delegates from the US Canada and several European nations. The fifth biennial convention of the International Federation of Catholic Alumnae convenes in Louisville. Delegates from all parts gather for multiple meetings across cities including Louisville Washington Springfield Raleigh and more.
Ellawar Motauer a prominent hotel industry leader in the United States was born in Somerset County Pennsylvania fifty four years ago today. Sydney Rosenfeld a noted playwright and author is listed as born at.
The tale recalls forty nine altos averaging 1800 dollars each stranded at the courthouse steps. A joke about inherited money surfaces as downtown growth and women’s enlightenment are noted, reflecting a satirical view of changing times.
Local campaign manager Scott Hinman accuses the Chronicle Telegram editor of stealing material from his Andy Gump slate. A wandering section recalls Doc Reefy’s odd car incident with a black and white woods cat while mocking his trip to Canada for a vacation.
A letter from Wm Starkey of Rock Creek Ohio recounts illness years ago, hospital visit, and relief after using Doctor Orth’s Stomach Remedy. He reports six months of perfect health, return to work, and urges others to try the remedy with money back guarantee. The note notes a physician's prescription and endorsement by W Phillips and others.
A strange incident last week ends with Dolph Ebert’s home being extorted and a frightened resident discovering two feet under a bed, mistaken for burglars but turning out to involve Ebert himself. Sam Sadaris’ coffee is praised as strong and dependable, with claims it won’t weaken.
Forty years ago readers were urged to keep coal stoves safely open to prevent Kas from causing asphyxia. In another incident, Charles Reed, a town resident, had his right hand severed while coupling railroad cars in the yards.
Garrett Reubiin trained an horse catcher who halted a runaway horse and saved young Jack Meaklin from a dangerous throw. Edward Cross bought the Sam Bodwell house at the corner of Main Avenue and Fifth Street for 3500. R R Braman sold the Third Street house to Georg Robbing for 5000. Charles L Moree and Mise Clara Bassett wed at J W Hart home with Rev J Brandt officiating. No elections planned.
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