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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1923
Page
15
A 1923 essay urges motorists to speed considerately and obey signals. It warns against slow drivers blocking passing lanes and urges courteous, prudent behavior at intersections. It notes that speed limits hinge on conditions and that reckless slow driving also risks others.
A compact list of historical anniversaries and notable births tied to Ohio lore and broader events. It notes dates from 1707 to 1913, with figures such as Comte de Buffon, Edmund M. Holland, and Pietro Mascagni, alongside events like the Sabine Pass expedition and the Russian siege of Plevna.
Today marks the fifth anniversary of a Catholic bishop in Indianapolis and honors Italian composer Piero Mascagni for his 60th birthday. The events highlight religious leadership and acclaimed musical artistry in Italy and the city.
Jim Armitage discusses housing scarcity and the local push to own homes in Elyria. He jokes about lumber dealers and bank partnerships, noting banks know his number and print in red ink, illustrating financial ties in home ownership efforts.
The article honors the 100th birth anniversary of American astronomer John Hubbard and reports Brazil’s 101st Independence Day celebration. It also notes the National Woman's Christian Temperance Union convention in Columbus Ohio ending with officer elections and mentions Reverend Joseph Chartrand.
ABE MARTIN reports a man named Tilford Moots died today after a paw dropped. He was at his car being fixed and went to the kitchen to check it when the incident occurred. The piece notes a cynical remark about hootlersin as the easiest job for blind men.
Poem by Bayard Taylor contrasts rain and home life with a family affection scene. It opens with rain softly tapping the window and ends with a note on a new machine aiding stenographers and a penny-in-the-alot elevator concept.
Milwaukee socialist congressman Victor Berger returns from Europe predicting a looming collapse. He argues America bears blame for war aftermath, cites Germany’s debt and raw material needs, and says Austria is doomed while France and England shift and Germany must gain aid to avoid disaster. He questions reparations, warns of Communist risk, and criticizes US intervention.
Forty years ago a German syndicate visiting Elyria stopped here en route to the Northern Pacific Railroad opening. They noted the United States' development. Postal notes went on sale at the post office for 4.99 dollars. Arthur Agate won 10 dollars in a Wellington fair bicycle race. J Ellen Foster of Iowa spoke temperance before a packed Elyria crowd. W A Ely displayed Leicester sheep at the Columbus state fair and won first premium. Elyria Constitution remarked on rising bicycle mania with about a dozen in town.
Extra large select oysters offered by Holcomb's suitable for frying and other preparations.
Missouri Governor Arthur M. Hyde, born July 12 1877 in Missouri, is touted as a potential vice presidential candidate to pair with President Coolidge. The pro Hyde movement, started on the Atlantic coast and spreading west, views him as a strong Western partner for the New England leader. Hyde, a Republican Shriner, has a background in law and politics including Princeton mayoralty in 1908 and governorship since 1917.
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