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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1922

Page

9

Wheeler Conidcut Aims to Defend Constitutional Values

Wheeler Conidcut at MAMBAFIELD on the proposed light wine and beer act. Wayne Ho Whesler, anti-saloon league general counsel, questioned Ghio’s willingness to vote to nullify the U S Constitution. He was introduced by John F Kramer, a former prohibition commissioner, who said Wheeler backs him and Major Haynes. The league reportedly does not favor either party. Wheeler claimed each test vote replacing lawmakers with Wet candidates favored the drug, noting gains in national government branches.

Wheeler Conidcut Mambafield Wayne Ho Whesler Ghio United States John F Kramer Mellonal Prohibition Sloper Wheeler Major Haynes League Ia Darty Darty. Mr. Wheeler

Sunday Against Beer and Wine Proposal in Dayton

A Dayton campaign report describes Billy Sun Usy opposing a beer and wine measure favored by wet interests. The article quotes Feriday condemning the move as contrary to constitutions and alleging associates align with anarchists and social vice.

Wally Sunday Dayton Billy Sun- Usy Pepsbee Feriday Ohte

Young Mother Now Strong

A lingering testimonial extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for postnatal recovery. It claims the remedy has helped many mothers and grandmothers, urging fair trial for women with female troubles and noting decades of use and praise from a broad audience.

Lydia E. Pinkham J Cone Ahegeret Lydia Pink Koan

Why Have High Blood Pressure

A fragmented medical advisory discusses symptoms and possible causes of high blood pressure. It mentions nervousness mood changes and sleep issues as related signs and promotes a purported remedy sold at drug stores. The text reads like an old patent remedy alert.

Privat Wendert Ang Bette O Mfe

White forecasts victory for anti saloon league in Newark

J A White head of the Ohio anti saloon league spoke to a large crowd at the Baptist church in Newark after stops at Johnstown and Granville. He expressed strong confidence that voters will defeat the wet measure and warned that without a landslide he would mobilize supporters again and urge Congress to repeal the 18th amendment.

Newark Afjter Johnstown Granville J A White Anti Saloon League Ohio Baptist Church Congress

Week's Entries Probate Court

Entries list probate actions including wills filed and administrators named. Louise Braman Hubler of Black River Township probate sought. Foma Shereef estate administrator named. bonds set for Elwood Huntington and others. Augusta Schallon Lakewood record admitted. Caroline Schatz Black River probate admitted. Arthur Kijar SheMeld, Leni Hoff Lorain, and Joseph Bothgary Lorain declared insane and hospitalized at Massillon.

Louise Braman Hubler Black River Township Peter Bielmajeak Foma Shereef Lorain H. O Elwood Huntington Augusta Schallon L Lakewood Cura Huber Mas Huber Bedie Wilkon Frank Wilson Elyria Wesley Woods Fred Woods E Wins John Binnie SheMeld Lake Village Caroline Schatz Black River Arthur Kijar SheMeld Leni Hoff Oien, Lorain Joseph Bothgary Massillon Hospital

Why the Brewers Amendment Should Be Defeated

A public letter argues against a constitutional amendment allowing liquor sales under the banner of light beer and wine. It asserts enforcement would fail, licensing could not be required, and revenue would not improve taxes. Citing Prohibition outcomes, the piece claims closures of stark institutions and social ills would persist or worsen, urging readers to vote No and spread the message.

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