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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1925
Page
7
A Wellington justice fined $5090 and 80 days in jail for driving while intoxicated. The Chronicle Telegram editorialized that severe penalties protect life and property, urging stronger community action to curb drunken driving and highway hazards.
A reader questions the value of lawyers fees cited at 300 dollars per day arguing that even two cent lawyers may be worth more. Mention is made of Fatty Arbuckle and Charlie Chaplin earning more, while carpenters or fathers are accused of earning far less, prompting a comparison of wages across professions.
A fragment notes that around one-eighth of Ohio State University students come from farming families, outnumbering the next group by more than two to one. It hints farmers value higher education and raise educated children, suggesting a trend in rural families pursuing college degrees.
The record highlights multiple anniversaries and commemorations across the nation. It mentions the fifth anniversary of Ca for ii S and a memorial at Gettysburg to 41 states’ troops. It also notes religious and conference gatherings in Kansas City Jeffersonville and Charleston, with historical reflections on invention and the origin of the word topaz from Topeyoma.
Clashing police and Communists erupt in Marseilles leaving thirty officers wounded while London dock strike leader Peter Lavicin and organizer Frank Hardy condemn Communism. A London editor argues democracy best protects equal opportunity, contrasting it with dictatorships and Russia’s trajectory. The piece also surveys Harvard math prowess and a noisy stream of fragmented notes on education, dress, and social scenes.
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