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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1921
Page
2
Chief Justice Marshall’s opinion is cited as overreaching but the Ohio electorate can restore balance. The people can remove justices via vote and, if needed, amend the constitution to strengthen reserved rights and legislative review, ensuring future courts align with public will.
The author argues that the United States does not ban alcohol production entirely but restricts beverage alcohol. The piece notablely critiques a claim that prohibition drives foreign research into cheaper gasoline substitutes and questions the writer's credibility and possible intoxication.
The Good Roads Federation claims a plebiscite favors ongoing road construction despite high material costs. Questions arise about the vote’s visibility, its proponent, and a Governor’s office announcement that contradicted prevailing public opinion. Cement prices have begun to ease amid the debate.
A Cleveland paper hosts an unusual automobile contest where readers must identify car models from partial pictures. Participants aim to name the machines by sight, while the narrator jokes that listening to the rattle would help in identifying some models.
Reading lists brief notices of notable Ohio figures la General Gros born Pomfret died Athens October 1852 Philander Chase first Episcopal bishop of Ohio Cornish New Hampshire December 14 1775 and Horeca Greeler presidential candidate in Cincinnati A memorial for President Garfield and a note of Chicago race riots from a year ago today describing the racial violence and its context.
Ex Princess Cecilia widow of the former German Crown Prince is noted for turning 35 today. Manuel Herrick longtime representative in the Eighth Ohio district is celebrated on his 45th birthday. George Bird Gringell, founder of the first American abdon society, marks 72 years. Herbert Putnam, Librarian of Congress, turns 60. Dr LT Clark Seelve, Smith College president emeritus, reaches age 84 today.
Mavor of Ottawa Canada calls a general conference today to discuss unemployment conditions as New York Republicans hold a state convention and elections are held in New Mexico for two U.S. Senators to succeed Ashber B Fe A Pilgrim monument is unveiled at Plymouth Mass. Conventions open across the country including Catholic men in Des Moines and labor groups in Grand Rapids and Columbus.
ABE MARTIN reports Tipton Bud has come back from Ohio claiming he identified his last car by the unique dental work on its ring gear. Pinky Merriday recalls old days when people met a girl face to face.
Fifteen years ago the county fair attracted strong attendance and featured horse and cattle displays with 41218 chicken coops. Police looked for two suspects, and George Farkell became heap mill superintendent as county funds totaled 303583. Country club and farmers clashed over an eight foot high relief dam near their properties.
Local church announces Sunday services led by Rev FL Handkeart at 10 am with Sunday school at 9:39. Evening worship is scheduled for 7:50 pm, and a midweek service Wednesday at 8:09 pm. The column lists numerous local residents visiting, hosting, or attending events across Ridge and nearby towns.
Norwalk officers highlight a banquet presenting 25 candidates as Fred L. Robison appeals a 6083 dollar judgment for loss of eve against the 5 and O railroad. Other items mention local road work, marriages, deaths, and a kidnapping story from St Clairsville involving David MeFaul.
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