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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1926

Page

5

Ohio petition fraud sparks referendum debate on primary

The Ohio primary referendum issue draws scrutiny over petition integrity. A review reveals solicitors paid per name, lists from Bell Telephone, and inflated totals casting doubt on legality. The Plain Dealer argues against fraud and urges a statewide discussion of the primary’s merits and constitutional safeguards. Local items note witty quotes from Fostoria and Toronto papers.

Ohio Bell Telephone System The Plain Dealer

Yesterdays anniversaries and notable births listed

A compilation of historical anniversaries includes figures such as Moses D. Hinge Corneling Cole William S Pennington and Thomas H. Carter with brief notes on births deaths and positions. Mentions events like naval battles on the Yalu river and a day in New York City with a year-ago note and references to Yom Kippur and political conventions in Utah and other locations.

Canada Newark Niagara Moses D. Hinge England Hampden-Sidney Richmond Corneling Cole U. S California Lodi Los Angeles William S&s. Pennington New Jersey N. J Thomas H. Carter Montana Congress Yalu River Prince of Wales New York City Trelivla Utah Salt Lake City United States Waldorf-Astoria New York

Eston southday marks historic settlement anniversary

The column notes the 206th anniversary of a settlement and recalls 150 years since the birth of Litas Chieves, a Bent careling statesman who followed Henry Clay as speaker. Sunset this evening ushers in another observance phase.

No matter how good-natured folks seem about your children

A terse rustic voice questions why listeners care about others' offspring, suggesting in feisty humor that only grim war and tough realities resonate with elders.

Nobuddy Gran

Poem Thoughts on Swinburne and Proserpine

A reader muses on Swinburne's poetry and the poem The Garden of Proserpine. The excerpt reflects on beauty, mortality, and the lure of eternal sleep as a haunting, dreamlike meditation on life and death.

Proserpine A.C. Swinbrerne Alice Meypell Swinburne

Bishop Thomas F. Galler Celebrates 70th Birthday

Tennessee Episcopalian leader Bishop Thomas F. Galler marks his seventieth birthday as a prominent prelate. A Jackson, Mississippi native, he has long guided the church and served as presiding head, with a career rooted in ecclesiastical history and teaching at the university level.

DAE Thomas F. Galler Tennessee Jacksin Miss Esan The University of the

Raymond T. Baker Nominated by Nevada Democrats for Senate

Nevada Democrats nominate Raymond T. Baker to succeed Tasker L. Oddie in the U S Senate Baker, a former U S Mint director, has mining ties in Nevada and served as secretary to the American Ambassador in Petrograd 1914 16 He heads Schee line Banking and Trust Co of Reno and holds key posts at Anglo and London Paris National Bank San Francisco as well as a 1918 Gold Commission appointment

Raymond T. Baker Nevada U. S. Senate Tasker L. Oddie U. S. Mint Baker Congress Petrograd Russia Mint Scheeline Banking and Trust Co Ktene Anglo and London Paris National Bank San Francisco Gold Commission U.S. Treasury

How Things Look To The Farmer

Washington news notes anxious officials monitor opening day for agricultural colleges to see if interest rebounds. The article discusses enrollment trends, with prewar figures showing 14,844 agriculture students in 1913 and a drop to 115,206 by 1926, highlighting a significant decline and underlying farm field sentiment.

Washington, D. C United States Federal Bureau of Education

Should a young man attend an agricultural college

The piece examines shifts in land grant college enrollment from 1913-14 to 1923 and beyond, noting rises in general attendance and a surge in engineering and domestic science courses. It discusses the changing aims of agricultural colleges, the shift of graduates to teaching and government work, and whether farm boys should pursue agricultural studies, with Secretary Jardine urging agricultural training as a path to future US prosperity.

Land Grant Colleges Land Grant Haven Agricultural College Mr. Jardine United States

College Training for Young Farmers Will Pay Off

The writer argues for four years at an agricultural college for aspiring farmers. A virile American agriculture and better public policy could follow, raising opportunities for graduates. Proper farm management yields a good living even in hard times, and education enriches the farmer beyond income.

South America

Seniors First Meeting And Typhoid Hospitalized Children

In Wellington on Sept 17 Howard James and Mary Louise Jordan children of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Jordan were taken to Elyria hospital for typhoid treatment. A brief senior class meeting was held to appoint a committee to review class rings.

EN Hospital Wellington Howard James Mary Louise Jordan Lawrence Jordan Elyria Hospital

Entra Nous Luncheon Hosts Mrs Warner at Gates Mills

ENTRA NOUS members were entertained at lunch on Tuesday by Mrs. Theodore Warner at Gates Mills. Locals include E F Webster returning from a business trip to Lodi and Helena Carpenter heading back to Oberlin Business College. Rose Carine and Milas Grace Hales were in Elyria yesterday. Cleveland claims a complete municipal garbage system handling about 150000 tons annually. Forty health agencies in San Francisco form a permanent health council to safeguard public health.

Entre Nous Entra Nous Club Theodore Warner Gates Mills E. F. Webster Lodi Helena Carpenter Oberlin Business College Rose Carine Milas Grace Hales Elyria Sar Francisco On Board of Health

Los Angeles Plans 28-Story City Hall Tower

Los Angeles unveils a new city hall project featuring a 28 story tower. The plan places the government complex in the heart of the city and aims to consolidate municipal offices under one modern office hub.

Los Angeles

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