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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1922
Page
3
The text presents names for several offices: Secretary of State THAD H BROWN, Treasurer HARRY DAY, Attorney General C CRABBE, U S Senator SIMEON D FESS, Representative to Congress PRANK E WHITTEMORE, State Senator J F BURKE, General Assembly ELMER F COTTON, County Auditor MONROE H WELTY, and County Commissioner C D MURRAY.
A reader argues that judging a candidate by the supporters they attract is unfair and unhelpful. The letter notes voters cite opposed backers and praise for supporters as reasons to oppose, but asserts no candidate should be barred from running or receiving votes simply because other people endorse them.
A fragment from a 1920s column notes a woman leaving $6000 to Cecil Clyde Konugun a mail carrier for his courtesies. It discusses sermons on marriage happiness, the impact of newspaper publicity on crime detection, New York dial telephones, a Cleveland court suit over Union Station land, and Bonar Law’s Premiership.
A garbled historical notice mentions a religious event in New York City and an Episcopal diocese gathering. It references a public warning context, a battle of Yor dagai thon Texas Cotter Palac War, and a ceremonial proceeding at Maskuacinifest. Names and places are unclear due to OCR corruption.
A garbled collection of phrases evokes war talk, satire, and social scenes as fragments from a crowded page. References to Marines, windows, prizes, Halloween, and odd dialogue hint at a humor filled column amid wartime chatter. The readable bits suggest a satirical recap of contemporary events and public mood.
A fragmented column mentions Yesterday’s in Ohio with references to Burr conspiracy and local names such as Dearne Brate and Wallner. It also notes today’s birthdays including figures like McAdoo and Turner with scattered biographical mentions and a nod to Governor contenders and a U.S. Treasury official born in Marietta, Georgia.
Poor readable text reports a congress discussing veterinary matters and partnerships at an event in a city. fragments reference Jared with a possible agenda and a public health or admission topic.
Whidden's Vulcanizing advertises vulcanizing and retreading on West Broad Street Elyria with the motto Vulcanizing That Lasts and a contact phone 2003. The short notice promotes tire service and repair at a local shop.
ABE MARTIN jokes about the risk of leading with money over reputation. He notes that most people, ten percent, do not understand the other ten percent who live without cars. The bit blends social observation with light satire.
The Chamber of Commerce pledged fifteen lots and raised funds to secure the Enamel Pipe Co location. Newsfield and the union debated growth, UC H. Wilkins escaped a wagon accident after his horse shire collided with another. Rev W C Dawson, former MM BE church pastor, died in Lakewood from artery hardening. Counciman Fla Smith sued the Evening Telegram for 25 000 over two articles on his street railway action. Mrs O H Monroe was arrested for hosting a Sunday picture show after Mayor Chapman banned it. Big dance tonight at Ellis Hall to celebrate Halloween.
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