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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1921

Page

2

New York City Primaries Signal City’s Political Power

The piece notes New York City’s pivotal role in state and national politics as it reports the Republican fusion ticket led by Henry Curran sweeping the city in the mayoral race. It highlights Tammany Hall opposition, Curran’s win, Hylan’s ahead in the mayoral race, and a robust third for the wet faction led by Haskell.

New York City Newark New York City of Curran Hylan Mr. Hylan Tammany Organization

Taft’s Services Cited in Grand Trunk Award Dispute

In the Grand Trunk Railway award case in Canada three arbitrators, Judge Cassell Sir Thomas White and former President Taft now Chief Justice, submitted their expense accounts. White asked nothing while White Finance Minister requested 30000 and Taft sought 90000, averaging 40000. The note praises America for wisdom and notes Taft’s high valuation.

Grand Trunk Railway Canada Cassell Thomas White Taft Epinion America Means Hoosier School

Early Northwest Territory Assembly Opens in Cincinnati

Historical notes recount the 1793 opening session of the First General Assembly in Cincinnati. The chronicle mentions Gen Henry C Corbin born Clermont County and dying in New York in 1908, William Howard Taft born Cincinnati 1857 and serving as chief justice, and President Hayes attending Cincinnati's Seventy-First Industrial Exposition opening.

General Assembly of Northwest Territory Cincinnati Henry C. Corbin Clermont County New York

Polish forces take Korel in Volhynia report

Polish forces reportedly seized Korel in Volhynia amid ongoing conflict. In the United States, Major Thompson's faction won the Republican primary in Chicago, signaling internal party support shifts.

Korel Volhynia Thompson Chicago

Notable Birth Dates of Public Figures Highlighted Today

The article notes multiple anniversaries of birth for prominent figures: William H. Taft born in Cincinnati 64 years ago, Sir Esmer Howard born about 57 years ago in Britain, Edmund Cas Herer born in New Haven 59 years ago, Don B. Cotton born in Juab county Utah 45 years ago, Daniel A. Reed born in Sheridan New York 46 years ago, and Roscoe C. Patterson born in Springfield Missouri 45 years ago.

William H. Taft United States Cinnati Sir Esmer Howard Madrid Edmund Cas Herer American Museum of Natural History New Haven Conn Don B. Cotton Congress Utah Juab County Danial A. Reed New York Sheridan N. Y Roscoe C. Pattergton Missouri Springfield Toder

Straw hats recalled as Taft enters 65th year

Today William H. Taft becomes chief justice and begins his 65th year amid nationwide festivities. Centenary celebrations rise in Mexico and Central America, with a Winnipeg conference to curb unemployment, a Berlin sexual science congress opens, American delegates visit Peking for a Rockefeller Medical College project, and conventions begin in New Haven Asbury Park Omaha Tacoma for Legion Kiwanis and Good Roads events.

William H. Taft United States Amexico Central American Winnipeg Manitoba Peking Union Medical College China Medical Board Rockefeller Foundation New Haven Conn American Legion Department of Connecticut Asbury Park N. J Department of New Jersey Omaha Neb Iowa-Nebraska Kiwanis Clubs Tacoma Wiash Washington State Good Roads Association

Amherst Man Seeks End to Court Receiver

Luin Kennedy of Amherst, named as defendant in a long running suit, asks the court to dismiss the receiver appointed in the case. Kennedy claims the grounds for a receiver are untrue and that the petition lacks sufficient facts to justify the appointment. The matter involves a dispute over two Amherst farms bought by Kennedy and Avery to be operated with profits shared.

Amherst Luin Kennedy

Suit for Realty Commission In Lorain Case

A. M. Witkowski and Andre Melnitern of Lorain answer Lorenzo Montalto's suit seeking a real estate commission for properties at 1556 and 1562 Broadway. They contend Montalto did not fulfill the contract by securing a buyer or selling within eight days and that the price cited, 21390 dollars, was not the actual selling price. Montalto claims he procured a purchaser and seeks his commission.

A. M. Witkowski Andre Melnitern Lorain Broadwayr Lorenzo Montalto Wilkowski Melnitcesn Montalto Montalo Petiion Melhitceyn

Death penalties warned for Poland food smugglers

A Warsaw dispatch reports the Polish government warns life imprisonment or possible death for those convict­ed of smuggling food out of Poland. The notice appeared in a Lokal newspaper.

Berlin Poland Warsaw the_ Lokal

Gravestones of Bryan ancestor wrecked by vandals restored

In Point Pleasant West Virginia vandals toppled and shattered the graves of John and Mrs. Brear, grandparents of William J. Bryan. A fundraising campaign by locals aims to replace the monument with new granite markers on the G. G. Arrington farm area, with Bryan descendant John Bryan approving restoration efforts.

Bryan Internatanal News Service Point Pleasant William Jennings Bryan John Brear William J. Brean G. G. Arringtom R. P. Bell Marcel Dowee Bell Bryani John Bryan Point Fleasant Culpeper County Virginia

Unemployment Figures: Davis Comments on Bread Winners

Secretary of Labor Davis stressed that not more than one third of the 5,735,000 unemployed are family breadwinners and corrected reports claiming that many were jobless. He noted 3,735,008 fewer people on payrolls than in March and cited 7,000,000 unemployed in 1914 as a contrast to today. He pointed to $500 million in public works funds to spur work.

Washington Department of Labor Davis Teally Department Daris

Elyria at Pan American Exposition and Local Events

Twenty years ago Elyria residents attended the Pan American Exposition in Buffalo while the Lake Shore railroad moved thirty trains through Elyria to Buffalo in a day. W L Fay bought the Hart Tucker mill to rebuild for Far Stocking Co. Enuevene Sites sent fancy poultry to the Oak Exposition and won prizes. City business closed for President Kinley’s funeral in Canton. A memorial meeting filled the grand stand with speakers A R Webber Rev E J Craft. Riverside Athletic Club traveled to Lorain and lost to the Centrals 15 to 0 in football season opener.

Elyria Buffalo Lake Shore W. L. Fay Hart & Tucker Far Stocking Co Afe Kinley Canton A. R. Webber E. J. Craft Riverside Athletic Club Lorain Centrals

Rural Slumps Highlighted by Ohio State Professor

ABE MARTIN reports L C Lantis of Ohio State University notes the countryside faces slumps similar to large cities, stressing rural social science insights. The professor points to economic and social challenges impacting rural communities.

L.C. Lantis Ohio State Univer

Community visits and gatherings in Town Line area

Local residents report a week of visits and social events. Families from Elyria Cleveland South Ridge and Lorain called on relatives and attended church picnics and Evergreen Club meetings.

Local Residents Attend Club Meeting and Social Visits

In Elyria Mrs Dey hosts a home gathering with Mrs Nuha and Mrs Van Wagen visiting the sister Mrs Detlefeld. Mrs Seubert attends a D P D Club meeting at Mrs Fowell’s home in Brownhem Saturday afternoon.

Charles Dey Elyria M. J. Nuha James van Wagen Loraie J. Hi. Detlefeld EC. Seubert D. PD Wee Walter_Fowell Brownhem

Remarkable Local Socials Include Visits in Coalville and Cleveland

Miss Esther Haynes spent Thursday with Mrs. G W Andress at Coalville. Betty Roberts recently spent a week in Cleveland. Mr and Mrs J Dute of Amherst were mentioned in local notices.

North Elyria Esther Haynes G. W. Andress Coalville Betty Roberts Cleveland Mrs. J. Dute Amherst

Local Guests Attend Coastal Lake Weekend Social

Mrs. BM. Roberta hosted guests including Mime Esther Haymes visiting at the lake Thursday night and returning Saturday. Mrs. Roberts entertained her daughter and husband with sea Rees of Elyria on Sunday. Will Reese has been ill but improving. Mrs. G Andress of Cocnville visited her brother Dick Myers Sunday. D P Reynolds and son De Forest Monagan called on Mr and Mrs A Myers. Lucy Miller and son David of Oklahoma visited Mr and Mrs M Roberts Sunday afternoon.

Town Line North J. F. Stein Cleveland J. H. Dellefield Lewis Spiegelberg Cornelius Smith South Ridge Rollin Baus Elyria Margaret Dellefield E. C. Shubert The Missionary Society Ed Fowell Murray Ridge Will Miller Elizabeth Ernst James Kern James Jr John Kern Chillicothe Ohio George Kern Stella Howard Lorain Harold Meyers J. A. Mackern Shubert Mary Bechtel Erie Will Smith Amherst Kat E Brown South Amherst V_Cook Charles’ Tite Elrria Andrew Stang Andrew Diener Henry Delefield Freda Albright Will Dellefield Geo. ‘Pfaltzgraft Columbus Geo. Kern Mplv Robert Harrison Lewis Spriegelberg Herman Mackert Mharold Meyers Obertin E. C_ Shubert Byron Seeley William. Cook John Watkins Kate Oldem V_ Cook Evergreen Club Robbins Mrron J. P. Bechtel Lizzie Muchthers Cleve- Tana Mary Meitzke Roberta Esther Haymes Roberts Sea Rees Will Reese G. Andress Cocnville Dick Myers Sanday D. P. Reynolds DeForest

Pettingill to Speak at Baptist Church Tonight

Dr. W. L. Pettingill will address the congregation at the Baptist Church this evening, sharing remarks likely on faith and community concerns. He is expected to speak to attendees about Christian lessons and practical guidance.

W. L. Pettingill the Baptist Church

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