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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1921

Page

5

Several Candidates Vying for Elyria Justice of the Peace

The City of Elyria seeks six candidates for Justice of the Peace five men and one woman. Names include James D Hughes S J George John C Conway D M Byam Christy Stolzenberg and Mrs Nellie M Hill. The editorial notes strong public interest and supports qualified candidates while praising Mrs Hill.

Elyria James D. Hughes J. George John C. Conway D. M. Byam Christy Stolzenberg Nellie M. Hill Justice of the Peace

Pershing and Gompers Clash Over Labor Question

The article notes a public exchange between General Pershing and Samuel Gompers over labor unions and war loyalties. Pershing resented Gompers praise of unions while Gompers counters that Pershing lacks tact and misreads his statements. Both insist loyalty to country and army, calling for direct face to face discussion.

Pershing Samuel Gompers Sam Gompers American Federation of Labor Mr. Pershing

New Jersey Allocates 150000 For Mosquito Abatement

The state of New Jersey appropriates one hundred fifty thousand dollars to abate the mosquitoes described as singing and stinging debauches. The passage notes Jersey's swarms and the unusual burden of controlling them amid local humor and far reaching anecdotes.

New Jersey Ebenin Massa Massa George

Yesterdays in Ohio Highlights 1813 to 1880s

A compact recap of Ohio history events includes the 1813 Battle of Lake Erie where Perry’s US squadron defeated Barclay’s British force, 1828 Governor Leadbury Ford's marriage to Harriet Cook, 1839 Isaac K. Fusk born in Cheton, 1860 Cleveland’s first streetcar line, and 1885 G A R encampment assembly in Columbus.

Lake Erie Commodore Perry Barclay Leadburyv Ford Ohio Harriet E John Cook Burton Isaac K. Fusk New York Cheton Cleveland Columbus

Quakes Ripple Across Italy Killing Dozens

Series of powerful tremors rattles large portions of Italy leaving numerous fatalities and widespread damage. A separate, dramatic explosion at Caliao Bay Peru reportedly causes many deaths, with emergency crews rushing to the scene.

Italy Caliao Bay Peru

Obituary Snippets Mark Birthdays Of Notables

Lord Brooke longtime aide to General Pershing born 39 years ago today. Dr Stratton D Brooks president of the University of Oklahoma born at Everett Missouri 52 years ago today. Rt Rev Harry S Longley coadjutor bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Iowa born at Cohoes New York 43 years ago today. Robert E Sseer longtime secretary of the Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions born in Huntington Pennsylvania 54 years ago today.

Lord Brooke Pershing Stratton D. Brooks Univer of Oklahoma Everett Missouri Harry S. Longley Episcopal Diocese of Iowa Cohoes Todar Robert E. Sseer Presbyterian 5 Board of Foreign Missions Huntington

Birthday of Mungo Park Marked in Anniversary Notice

The notice recalls the birth of Mungo Park and mentions gifts to Elias Howe. It also notes today’s Minnesota Social Welfare Conference sessions in Hibbing, and reunions of World War veterans in Philadelphia. The Chattanooga City launch and Mobile shipyard project are listed with today’s events.

Mungo Park Tamows Azo Tedar Elias Howe Minnesota Mobile Tieny Minneapolis United Spanish War Veterans

Labor Day Visits and Social Courtesies in Grafton Area

Grafton hosts and guests include Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Delahantr and families, Mr. and Mrs. Elmon Swift and daughter, Joe Builder, Leon Hatch of Cleveland, Mrs. McGregor, and Mrs. Eunice Smith of Eisha. The golden tea event for Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gibbons occurred in Pittsfield on Aug 31. Various local residents visited and hosted gatherings with neighbors from Elsited, Litchfield, and adjacent towns.

Grafton J. C. Delahantr Elmon Swift Joe Builder Leon Hatch Cleveland Joe Leimbaugh New Philadelphia McGregor Eunice Smith Eisha H. L. Swift Labor Day W. Aldrich Richard Gibbons Pittsfield Emma Fuller

Farmers reject grain pooling as new events signal failure

Marketing experts say three recent developments undermine grain pooling in the United States. Canada abandons its pooling plan as farmers refuse contracts, Spokane figures show large sales at about 1.04 to 1.06 per bushel, and Northwest Wheat Growers plans to market through usual channels, halting attempts to form a national pool led by U S Grain Growers director George CL Jewett.

Chicago America Spokane Northwest Wheat Growers’ Association Vollmer Clearwater Company George CL. Jewett Northwest Association U. S. Grain Growers, Inc

Visiting relatives and locals gather in Litehield area

The community records visits by Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Draege Gaugater and Dorothy Williams with granddaughter June Williams at Mrs. C Flines home in Litehield. Numerous relatives travel from Lorain Elyria Cleveland and other towns to attend gatherings, funerals, and a Labor Day dinner fundraiser raising over 74 dollars.

Thomas Draege Dorothy Williams June Williams Fawere C. Flines Litehield C_ Johnson M. Carroll Lorain E. H. Rose Cleveland Irene Ernst Elyria Frank Schwarer John Nielson Newcastle AL Kinney C B. Johnson Rome C. A. Johnson Esther Wolfe Grant Aldrich Etta Cragin Philarhea M. E and Chas Salem Ore Ted Felt Los Angeles Cal Henry Williams Texas Percy Thompson Hutchigson Ren Chas. Gardner Columbus W._ T. Watson South Euclid Clarence Nesbett Chas. Lawson Chas. Smith Frank Gee Frank Tran Merrill Tran J. Weeden W_ Carroll Ora Schwind Lula Tong C. F. Park Martyr Brown Rose Alfred Mars Thresa Kaxlor Roberta Webb Lakewood A. H. Speffield Letha Rawson Oberlin Alfl Churen

Camel hump delicacy prized by Arabs and others

The camel hump is described as tasting like beef and valued as a great delicacy among Arabs and other peoples.

Lemmie Psiers Takes Landscape Gardener Post at Acmelin Station

Mr Lemmie Psiers, known for the 1913 graduation essay We've Left th Bar an th Ocean Lies Before Us, accepts a landscape gardener role for the Acmelin station. Jake Lark was robbed of a 2102 and a gold watch last night but left a hat at home on the piano.

Ridgeville School Opens With 35 Pupils in Early Grades

The Ridgeville school opened Tuesday with Miss G Kuchenrither and Miss Sarah Gerlach of Elyria as teachers. Thirty five pupils enrolled across first to fourth grades and more are expected. Several local families and relatives visited and attended events around town, with community members traveling to Cleveland and Elyria for various activities.

G .Kuchenrither Sarah Gerlach Elyrie Seveal Imater Cleveland George Goodyear LaPorte Charles Taylor Frank Bommer Fairbanks Evelyn Lakewood Alice Taylor C. Taylor Toledo Lottie Vernor Arthur S. Hayden Elyria Lve Miss Pearson Toronto Canada

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