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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1923

Page

15

British Writer Praises American Women and Irish Peace Moves

Beatrice Forbes Robertson Hale argues modern American women gain strength through publicity not looseness. R J McKeown says Northern Ireland works toward unity with the Free State, praising order and reforms, including education and temperance bills, and urges US Irish and business ties.

Beatrica Forbes Robertson Hale Industry of Commerce Ministry of Education Severso South Free State Cosgrave United Kingdom Commons Senate Ireland MackKeown America Amerca Ampire

We Will Live Within Our Means in Elyria Politics

A newspaper editorial argues the slogan We will live within our means may force city cutbacks. It warns against reducing the fire and police departments or garbage collection, noting potential higher insurance costs and sanitation risks if services are trimmed.

Erir Elyria Health Department

Prince of Wales Leaves England for India Tour 1921

In 1921 the Prince of Wales departed England to begin his tour of India. The report notes a year ago today the Australian cabinet faced a turnover. The text mentions a vehicular project under the Hudson River near New York.

the Prince of Wales England India

Prohibition Bust at Franklin Station Yields Fine and Jail

In Chillicothe on October 26, a pet farm proprietor at S hert Hanson, Franklin station, was caught by three federal agents breying moonshine. U S Commissioner L S Evans fined him 100 dollars on a possession charge and bound him over to the grand jury on a charge of illegal manufacture. He remains in county jail with three more awaiting action.

Chillicothe Shert Hanson Franklin Station U.S L. S. Evans

Defiance Board Proposes Additional School Levy

Defiance Ohio officials announce a plan to seek a two mill levy for three years to cover a 20000 deficit and counter potential effects of the Albaugh tax law on borrowing for school operations, with the measure to appear on the Navy 6 ballot.

Defiance Defiance Board of Education Navy

Brig. Gen. Frank T. Hines Key Witness in Bureau Probe

Brig. Gen. Frank T. Hines, head of the veterans bureau, testified about waste and duplication under Col. Forbes as a Senate probe opens. Hines, appointed by Harding to succeed Forbes, has a long army career from Utah to Europe, and helped organize the large 1919 1920 embarkation and transport efforts for over two million soldiers to Europe and back.

Frank T. Hines Veterans’ Bureau Charles R. Forbes Senate Hines Forbes Hardig Ahce Salt Lake City TT Wines Agricultural College of Utah Cogat Philippines Coast Artillery Corps Europe United States U. S. Army Baker Allied Maritime Transport Council London England France Wilson Europa

Notable births mark anniversaries in 1920s era notes

Henry Heide a German immigrant turned leading candy maker born Westphalia 77 years ago. Jac Coogan juvenile star born Los Angeles nine years ago. Bosworth Statler hotel industry leader born Somerger County Pennsylvania sixty years ago. Sidney Rosenfeld playwright born Richmond Virginia sixty eight years ago. William Gleason retiring manager born Camden New Jersey fifty eight years ago.

Henry Heide America Westphalia Jac Coogan Los Anele Bosworth M. Statler Somerger County Sidney Rosenfald Richmond William Gleason Chicago American League Baseball Club Camden N. J

Thirtieth anniversary of the launching of the battleship Oregon

Various commemorations mark the day including Temperance and Health Day across Florida and a regional frame of events. The Imperial Fruit Show opens in Manchester with Canada and other parts of the British Empire represented. Sir Charles Fitzpatrick retires as Lieutenant Governor of Quebec after five years. Boston University’s jubilee convocation concludes with Dr. Joan H. Finley delivering the principal address. George Vernon and Arlington National Cemetery events converge toward Washington for a Treasury official’s guest engagement.

Oregon Florida Canada British Empire Manchester England Quebec Charles Fitzpatrick Boston University Joan H. Finley New York George Ernon Arnigton National Cemetery Washington

Komical Telegrams Echo Halloween Pranks At Dreamland

Eunénsky residents recall a chaotic Dreamland night where a parade of children fled in panic after a spectacle. Ross faced crowd pressure and was trampled as hundreds surged forward. David Gamble of Cincinnati dies leaving an estimated 5000000 dollars. Ivory soap shapes his estate.

Tass Boum Dreamland Ross David Gamble Cincinnati

Fragmentary Ohio and world notes from old paper

A fragmented OCR excerpt mentions historical topics and figures such as George Jacques Danton, references to new delegates and states, early Texan politics, and distant events like Vienna and Sweden. The garbled text includes dates 1831 1842 and notes on elections and canals with no coherent narrative.

George Jacques Danton New Elegatecs Grimany States Thomas P. Ok Hitires Repre Nacogooches Texas

Candidates quizzed by League of Women Voters in Elyria

Local letters note the League plans candidate questions while laments over demolished landmarks and missing broadcasting stations. A village phrasican dies at Broad Street corner from typhoid fever.

League of Women Voters E. P. Haines Broad Street West Avenue

DORA PHIPPS HODGman DIES AFTER Brief Illness

Forty five years ago Mrs Dora Phipps Hodgman died at her home in the city after a brief illness. Lins was noted as a beautiful singer beloved by the village. B W Wolcott and Son sold their jewelry business to Joan Murbach who planned to continue the business. Three bold burglars who robbed stores in Brighton and Litchfield were captured and jailed in the county jail. The New Stone Arch on East Bridge Street across Black Liver Ways near completion by builder Jack Welles.

Dora Phipps Hodgman Lins B. Wolcott & Son Joan Murbach Brighton Litchfield East Bridge Street Black Liver Ways Jack Welles

Bootlegger Ike Lark Advocates Careful Customers

ABE MARTIN notes Ike Lark serves customers well and will offer lessons and a tin cup later. The joke contrasts a secret passenger car with a winter-ready wagon, implying practical preparation differences in a folksy talk.

Ike Lark Joe Kite B.c

Poems That Live The King On The Tower

A literary fragment introduces Thackeray and poetical musings then shifts to Jean Dupuy, a French senator and publisher of Petit Parisien, noted for wide influence and wartime service on the War Council. The piece contrasts wealth with humility and public service.

America Jean Dupuy Petit Parisien France Dupuy War Council

Fast ern Stars Elect Cincinnati Officers

Grand chapter of Ohio order of Eastern Star elects Worthy grand matron Dr Fiorenca Meek Dayton and Worthy grand patron E W Grob Columbus along with other officers. Perryville reports twelve new chapters and 7490 members added in the past year. Amesville notes Hockity hills becoming an angle section. local orchards ship about 90 bushels, with another farmer sending 2,500 bushels.

Fastern Cincinnati Ohio Order of Eastern Star Fiorenca A. Meek Dayton W. Grob Columbus Arthur A. Schramm Marietta Bessie FL Boice Sterning Elizabeth M. Walton Perryville Amesville Hockity Hills Angle A. D. Sethy

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