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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1923
Page
7
The Montreal interview quotes Henry Ford urging strict obedience to law including prohibition and calls for army and navy enforcement. The piece condemns widespread noncompliance, cites judge Wanamaker on crime, graft, and moral decline, and urges universal personal duty to obey laws to preserve American institutions.
The author agrees with Senator Pomerene that the Constitution is not sacred and should be changed only when necessary. They argue the value placed on protecting exploited children should drive changes, not reverence for the document as a rigid straightjacket.
A light newspaper note recalls an Illinois woman tossing nineteen fingers in a horse shoe tilt, praising steady ships and calm during global turmoil. It mentions Hoover urging freight rate reform and Mellon talking tax revisions, urging stabilizing measures amid ongoing changes and uncertainties.
Samuel Harden Church of the Carnegie Institute urged a federal plan to grant railroads full independence in management, operation and finance. He spoke at a New Jersey farmers convention advocating interstate commission oversight only on rate setting after hearings, wage policy with employes, and removal of political interference to restore prosperity.
A chronology of notable dates with Joseph Smith and Sir Walter Scott, 1852 Kentucky pioneer John Chambers, and other figures. Also mentions but reflects on 1911 U S reciprocity defeat, 1921 Harding K K K probe, and ongoing public school openings with 697 students totals.
Irish communities mark the hundred tenth anniversary of Robert Emmett's execution. An Advertising Affiliation Convention opens in Rochester with delegates from many states. The U S Post Office begins a mail count to review average handling costs for possible rate or contract adjustments.
Fragmentary report from Cleveland notes a traffic officer and a harsh critique of police badges. The terse text hints at tension around authority and national rhetoric.
Forty five years ago A H Smith an Elyria Republican employee departed for a trip to his old home in England, marking a notable personal journey.
A humorous voice, ABE MARTIN, quips about a man’s fear of undercooked eggs and fancy attire while traveling as Lord Renfrew. The piece satirizes pretension with tongue in cheek behavior and playful exaggeration.
Poem by William Cory reflects struggle between earthly life and spiritual ideals. It contrasts beloved mortal beauty with the promise of a higher reality, confessing fear of void and clinging to human ties while seeking divine serenity.
A Denton Texas native and former lieutenant colonel in the Thirty sixth Division leads a statewide push for his nomination as vice president on the Democratic ticket. As National Commander of the American Legion he forecasts plans after his term ends at the San Francisco national convention. Naughty six serenaders perform at Riverview Dance Hall in Elyria in a one night debut.
The long time Atlanta publisher Clark Howell marks his 60th birthday. A veteran of Georgia politics, he has served as Georgia’s representative to the National Democratic Committee and rose from assistant managing editor to editor and publisher of the Constitution. The piece notes his Southern roots, his feud with sectionalism, and his early journalism in New York and Philadelphia before returning to Atlanta.
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