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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1921
Page
2
A Plain Dealer editorial urges a statewide campaign to cut noxious weeds during harvest season. It argues weeds reduce farm value, threaten health through hay fever, choke crops, and mar roadside beauty, calling for laws enforced city to countryside and a war on weeds now.
Alonis governor Lenn Small declares he plans to run in 1924 amid questions about not facing embezzlement charges and requalification. The era shows a wary political stance as he asserts confidence in his eligibility despite scrutiny.
A damaged snippet references the Ku Klux and mentions public aid to a boxing group. The passage hints at reputational talk and propaganda ideas but remains incomplete and unclear in context.
Historical notes recount the Wal k in the Water as Lake Erie's first steamboat reaching Cleveland. Other entries mark late 19th century figures and events in Ohio including a Cleveland physician’s death and a veteran reunion in Canton.
One year ago today the new State of Lebanon was proclaimed at Beirut amid a street car strike in Braok. District officials attended the events as part of the commemorations.
James Loungheed a veteran Canadian sizer is listed as aged 67 at Brampton Ontario Dormitory on the 19th day. Judge George W. Andersen of the 3rd Circuit Court of Appeals born Acworth New Hampshire now 0 years, today. John J. Duan new auxiliary bishop of the Catholic Diocese of New York born New York City aged 51 today. Edgar R Burroughs author of Tarzan born Chicago now 66 years old paid to James J Corbett former heavyweight champion born San Francisco aged 33 today.
Giles and partners assume control of nine local street railways as the city renames management. Memorial exercises in Minn for 418 men and children lost in the great forest fire of 1894 are planned. Charles S. Thomas of Colorado to speak at the American Bar Association convention in Cincinnati. The International First Aid and Mine Rescue Meet opens in Stars under the joint sponsorship of the Bureau of Mines, Red Cross, United Mine Workers, and coal operators association.
Conventions begin today for American Legion departments in Lexington Kentucky and Norfolk Virginia and Spirit Lake Iowa. Michigan’s Association Judges department is listed for Lansis Siren.
Twenty years ago Elsha youths staged an entertainment for Old Ladies Rome named Mother Goose Melodies and raised considerable cash. The Young Men's Dancing Club formed with William Masterton as president and F N Horan as secretary treasurer. County commissioners settled sheep claims at 244 dollars. Dogs blamed for sheep destruction. C S C obtained permit to use Oserlin streets for a line to Norwalk. Cahoon retired as county recorder with B Tucker and Q F Carter replaced by A H Harris. Lorain Street Railway cut working men’s fare to 53 19 cen. President McKinley shot by Leon Czolg Czolgosz in Cleveland with reports of his condition.
A man nicknamed Gran' man Bud comments that under Burleson letter carriers avoided his petunias, contrasting with current times. Ike Mopps has returned home and is seeking work.
The Chamber of Commerce reports August bank clearances rose sharply from the prior month, totaling $658,576.80 more, signaling stronger business conditions and increased financial activity.
A crowded Birmingham M E church saw strong attendance as farmers and townsfolk from Elsie Elyria Cleveland and nearby areas joined for a Sunday service. Numerous visitors noted include Martha Estruth Julius Shattuck A J Brandau Earl Hasenflyg Walter Rothe and Josie Heart among others with social calls extending to Lorain and Henrietta.
Early evening events in Berlin Heights feature the Junior League gathering. Visitors from Cleveland including Mr and Mrs J J Brewster and Lefroy and wife call on Mr and Mrs C C Lichster. Families from Cleveland enjoy a roast on A F Brandans river bank. Local residents Ogle and Jaeger family members travel between Cleveland and town for visits.
Mrs Georgiena Shields of Elorra visited Abrs O E Peabody from Tuesday to Thursday. Mead Petty and family and Marearer Leusler started for Manton on Saturday to visit relatives for some time. Harry Blackmar of Fostoria and Miss Emma Slack of Elyria spent time with relatives. Miss Francis Kelly returned from Michigan trip. Homer Pelton and family of Vermilion visited Ed Leusler Sunday.
Dr and Mrs Dea Watson and relatives in Wellington Sunday. Frank Guinan from Amherst visited L M Kellys Sunday. Mr and Mrs BR Baird Elyria spent part of the week at Wm Krauss. Wellington fair attendance noted. Mrs O E Peabody visited by Elyria. Harley Telford and Mrs Dudley from Cleveland also seen. Funeral of Mrs Bertha Kelly Cheney in Elyria on Saturday.
For 40 years Dr. Carer claims "Marsh-Root" cures kidney and bladder sickness with a money back guarantee if dissatisfied. Advertises liquid or tablets No T77 and urges plenty of water. Sold by Harry A. Crandall and druggists. Results said to benefit tens of thousands.
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