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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1923
Page
7
A 1923 weekly journal argues that real farmers should form active farming groups to unite with organized labor. The article criticizes vague “dirt farmer” terms and warns that many leaders abandon actual tilling for political roles, hindering effective farm cooperation.
The piece contrasts Brookhart and Senator Pomerene over Russia policy. It argues that labeling Russia as unworthy due to bloodshed is hypocritical given global history and the Revolution. It cautions against double standards and urges consistency in recognizing nations with armed struggles.
Pete Witt a noted street car expert has hired a hall in Cleveland to address the first district council race. The item recalls Witt as former Franklin Club figure linked to Emma Goldman and the 1900s meeting scene, with commentary on Dempsey Firpo and public figures. notes on sensational stories and college trends.
A list of historical birthdays and events appears on today’s page, noting figures such as Duc de la Rochefoucauld and Porfirio Diaz, plus milestones like the 1848 discovery of Hyperion and 1905 Joseph Chamberlain retirement. It cross cuts with dates tied to September 16 and related notices.
The piece notes several commemorations including the birth centenary of Charles A. Rapallo and Francis Parkman, the 30th anniversary of the Cherokee Strip opening, Mexico and Canada independence anniversaries, a Canadian Clubs convention in Victoria, and a monument unveiling for Adrian Anson in Chicago. It also mentions Cardinal Dougherty’s return to Chattanooga for a Veterans camp and a nationwide Constitution Week observance with church and patriotic groups.
Today marks one year since the slaying of Rev Edward Wheeler Hall, Episcopal rector of New Brunswick New Jersey, and chorister Mrs Eile Age Silla, a crime never solved.
Komical telegrams mock the event as Dempsey defeats Firpo in a high payout bout. The gate tops a record sum while spectators joke about future careers and the showy spectacle. Notables like Willard and Corbett appear in light commentary.
ABE MARTIN quotes a weathered remark about finding a doctor on a dreary day. Mra.im Moats watches the rain and a Squire Marsh Swallow remarks on European reports as contemplation turns toward their return.
Dr. H.G. Moulton warns that Germany faces chronic food and raw material shortages. He notes 1922-25 consumption declines, limited domestic production, and heavy reliance on imports and foreign earnings to pay for essentials. Exports and non trade income have plummeted, deepening farming unrest.
F. L. Robins appointed superintendent of public schools. THURSTON & CO. planing mill north of the depot was destroyed by fire with severe other structures damaged. Workmen on the second floor escaped with a Darrow. W. W. Boynton of Amherst was admitted to practice law in state courts. The fire department paraded its two hand engines and hook and ladder, drawing pride in their outfit.
A brief bio notes Indiana Senator James Ben Watson born 1864 in Winchester. It traces his early oratory at DePauw, law career with his father, Knights of Pythias leadership, and move to Rushville. It mentions 1920 Indiana poll favoring him as a presidential possibility and his steady public service beginning with election in 1894.
The county commission gave public notice they are considering buying a site for a county infirmary. X B Gates was appointed county treasurer to succeed Caleb Goedwin who died, and the Board of Education activity is noted.
The passage outlines a Indiana Republican politician who served one term in the 54th Congress, faced defeat, then enjoyed a decade in the House starting 1899, ran for Indiana governor in 1908, was appointed U S senator in 1916 to fill Benjamin F. Keel's unexpired term, and won election in 1921. It also notes a baseball score where the Tigers beat the Senators 8 to 3 after a six run inning.
A distressed fragment from Alfred Lord Tennyson recounts longing for the beloved and memories by a home of birth. The lines mix faded notes of embraces and kisses with stray phrases wondering where loved ones are.
New York on September 15 reports Liberty Bond prices with 3 1-2's at 99.34 and first 4 1-4's at 38.4, second 4 1-2's at 98.2, third 4 1-e's at 8.26, and fourth 4 1-4's at 98.4, indicating strong demand and market activity.
The Lewis Mercantile Co. featured an A B Chase nanos at their Fall Opening. Mr. Wagner played cello in the trio during the event.
An old advertisement promotes rifles carriages rain proof clothing folding axe flash light and compass. It markets ironton Bunsen Burner heaters alum inum kettles fruit jars rubber covers D M football gear and Winchester tools with claims of popularity and reliability.
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