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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1923
Page
11
A 1923 discussion on church governance warns that power concentrates in bishops and district superintendents. The piece argues for limited tenures to preserve democracy and prevent abuse, urging leaders to represent the people they serve.
The author argues that after industrial disputes, fears of Red plots to overthrow the nation are recurring but no longer unsettling. They urge openness to allegations, trust in institutions, and a British example of calm reform, asserting reforms will be deliberate and just.
The Chronicle Telegram highlights a Red Cross mass meeting at 3 30 Sunday in the First Congregational Church auditorium to raise 3700 dollars for distress relief. Citizens in Seward and surrounding county urged to attend and support the effort.
Valedictory by Venizelos on retirement from public life echoes in Athens amid Epirus tragedy hints. He questions monarchy and predicts a republican party could enlighten Greeks while warning against violent imposition of a republic.
A compact recap of historical anniversaries and notable births and deaths tied to dates from 1777 to 1921. Key figures include Washington at Philadelphia, Victoria with Albert, Gatling, Warner, Parede, and political leaders with birth years and death notes.
Dr Francis 5 Clark founder and president of United Society of Christian Endeavor marks 12th anniversary today born at Aylmer Quebec. Henry J Allen former governor of Kansas celebrates 52nd birthday today born in Warren County Pennsylvania.
Today Concord Massachusetts observes the 285th anniversary of its founding as the first inland settlement in New England. Baltimore keeps Old Defenders' Day with ceremonies marking the defense of the city against Britain and events planned for the fiftieth anniversary of the practice.
Abe Martin jokes about driving becoming mere moving traffic and notes among a hundred wives there will always be one in good humor as a sly quip on human nature and social life.
A humorous collection of short vignettes and quips including a lawyer showing a Detroit eight car, a hollow oar liquor ploy, fishing trip escapades in Canada, a Studebaker booth remark, and political chatter about Burke and Cleveland timelines with light satire on endorsements and elections. The tone reads like a lively 1920s or 1930s local column.
A brief line notes the Anti Saloon League as the focal point of discussion, signaling a strong temperance advocacy and highlighting the broader political climate surrounding prohibition debates.
Texas banker R B Creager is widely reported to be chosen as the next U S ambassador to Mexico. A Brownsville resident, he hosted President Harding and is familiar with Mexican affairs, aligning with the Coolidge administration on the Mexico policy. Creager is married with a notable family and has long Republican ties.
In Lorain County 150 liquor license applications were filed as theLicense Commissioners stayed busy. Ralph Stone, a detective for the Ohio Equity Association, was ordered arrested by Attorney General Hogan for certifying signatures on a referendum petition. Hanley Hart obtained a marriage license to wed Ethel Harrison. The grand jury convened with 55 cases and 200 witnesses. The Wolf Block on Second Street sold for 425000 to a Cleveland buyer. City Council approved a band stand for the park. In Dayton, Ruth Cromer of Hagerstown Indiana was identified as the injured accident victim near Piqua.
A compact verse fragment in the voice of Emily Bornte about wealth as light and fame fading. It presents a stoic creed: prayers seek only liberty and endurance, welcoming a chainless soul beyond life and death.
Reports from Medina Nedina detail a Seville man fined 45 after a Klan gathering at Chippewa Lake, arrests for practicing medicine without license, and a grand jury listing eight other cases including embezzlement burglary and attempted assault. Ashland counts 125 civil and 18 criminal cases, school enrollment near 976 with extra pupils. A German immigrant claims earnings of 1,000,000 marks daily as an auto mechanic, while Athens records A D Aljeh fined 500 for supplying liquor to Newark visitors who reported the incident.
The annual meeting of the British Association in Liverpool opened with Sir Ernest Rutherford, Langworthy professor at Manchester, announcing a talk on the Electrical Structure of Matter. Rutherford, famed for radioactivity work, is a leading figure with degrees from many universities and numerous honors. A separate notice announces the Stated Conclave of Elyria Commandery No. 60 Knights Templars at the Masonic Temple Asylum on Thursday at 7 30 o'clock signed by Commander Ira Harrison and Recorder Karl Plocher.
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