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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1921
Page
4
A public editorial denounces drunken excess and a fatal incident involving a movie star in San Francisco. It calls for purification of the film industry, warns that profits fund licentious behavior, and urges respect for law and morals to preserve cinema as a legitimate source of entertainment.
The fall ballot will present three proposed constitutional amendments. One authorizes issuing twenty five million dollars in bonds to veterans with ten dollars per month per service month, max two hundred fifty dollars per person. The second provides redistricting for Senate districts. The third adds a poll tax amendment.
The amendment for state senatorial redistricting is argued as fair to both parties. Leaders expect the senate party alignment to reflect the state's partisan leanings, with Republicans likely if the state trends Republican and Democrats if it trends Democratic. The piece urges citizens to study and vote for the measure.
OCR text lists various figures with garbled titles and places including Ohio governor Asa S Bushress and French president Paul Deschanel. It mentions a cabinet, a one year remembrance in Euttata, and references to Todays Bdu and An Ponnar as government leaders with unclear roles and ages scattered through the damaged passage.
Today at a site in St Ludmilla observers note a mysterious event tied to conservation and a local era anniversary. Plans include a Cedar League gathering with Michigan officials and Utah regional groups in a community open day.
Seivers entered the university at Hudson as water pressure failed due to damage blamed on waiter tanks near the railroad. Public schools opened with 954 pupils, high school 1588, grammar 367, primary grades. Tuition charged: 27 for high, 15 grammar, 13 primary. Richard Alien Post received a bond book at a public meeting. Judge Nye spoke. J W Vosonson sued for 1000 after his horse Norman Prince died. the horse stood about seven feet high and weighed 2800 pounds.
NORWALK Ohio report notes over 300 Knights of Primas from northern Ohio attend a banquet. Charles Mead named country commissioner to fill the late Ivan Hall’s expired term. Miss Anna Frisch dies at 45. Paul Cummins fined ten dollars plus costs after jail escape and arrest in Cleveland for stealing sixteen dollars from a Chinese laundry, twenty days in jail. Mrs William Foose, Albert Foose and two Misses Adelman and Zimmerman injured in auto crash. Albert taken to Bellevue hospital. Burglars steal protectograph flour and feed from Clarkfield elevator. Dorothy Diehl expected to recover from injuries.
The dispatches name a German poet and playwright as a possible successor to Ebert as head of Germany. Local chatter notes Mrs Ramp of West Salem and others, with social updates from Huntington and Wellinston. Neighbors hope for best for Mrs Salinsky awaiting hospital surgery amid a rainy weekend turnout.
A chaotic report describes a serious vehicle crash involving a car named Sir George Green and people including Mildred from Srethias Rotures Salomon GC. Authorities note injuries, investigations, and a breeder case linked to farm activity. The piece mentions a county and local figures in terse summaries with scattered names.
Mr and Mrs Ralph Fickle and I spent Sunday with Mr Riehir at Bakers Crossing in a brief social note from the community page.
Abe Martin title to a prized local farm in this section passed quietly to Joe Bentley before Steve Beasley learned of the market. Ike Soles departed Louisville early today with a case in his car, his wife fearing something has overtaken him.
Vermilion in Erie County council in session passed on five emdia appoint committee officials in battle on whis red school zone signs Joe Smith Bill Provir and Rab Hierpe Lorain each fined 210 on disorderly conduct charge. Linwood park to be one of the missing from Cleveland. Body of unidentifed man washed ashore. Welter Rons shoulder ear lacerated when a pick struck. Otto Pazihorn leaves for first visit to Germany in forty seven years. Rev tarry J Swan resigns as pastor of Congregational church to sit in Chicago where the body demanded.
The Highway Construction Co. pushes Oberlin road paving with a stream shovel and many workers preparing concrete foundations before bad weather. They aim to complete before cold weather arrives.
A unique automobile arrived in the city yesterday attracting attention. The machine carries a large Life Savers cylinder on its chassis and distributed samples to spectators. It has traveled 3,500 miles and is one of a fleet visiting every city of any size in the county.
Mrs Colvin Sweet and children of Rocky River visit Aunt Mrs Reese over the weekend. William James and family of Oberlin Road Lorain spend Sunday with Mr John Morris. Mrs Hurlbert lunches with West River friends. Mrs John Gens, formerly of here, calls on Mrs Claren Bord. Herold White enters Berea College. The Eldrec family visit cousin Mrs Exth Morris. Large watermelons pass the time during rain. C Chambers and son Herbert visit Gratton. Mrs Roose Chambers and mother in law visit Mrs Harileman's brother Isaac Tati in Elvira.
Mr and Mrs A J Benner of Cleveland visited his parents Mr and Mrs S Behmer last week. Mr and Mrs Sam Jagusch of Cleveland spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs L L Wheeler. Joan OConnell of Elyria visited his sister Mrs Eickenburge Saturday. Frank Welsh of Wesley Transpent Wednesday evening at his home in Fligoria. The rains of Saturday and Sunday were welcomed by farmers. DeLoss Sanders of Cleveland spent most of last week with his brother DeForest Sanders.
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