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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1921
Page
2
A published letter from an educated Black writer defends liberty while condemning mob violence and cautions against empowering undemocratic tribunals. The piece argues laws must guide punishment, condemns intimidation, and notes Nashville and other southern cities deny Klan meetings.
A Virginia man is convicted of his third murder and sentenced to life again. The piece argues for or against capital punishment by questioning suitable punishment for repeated murders.
In Cincinnati a man faced bigamy charges admitting four marriages but claiming only one was sober. He states the sober chosen partner is the one he wishes to wed, noting others were influenced by drunkenness. The piece reflects on punishing drunken decisions and questions the idea that drink excuses foolish acts.
Fragmented notes recount Rev James Hoge of Virginia lineage and death in Columbus. Mentions Garfield assassination aftermath and Judge Jacob Ambre in Can tore, plus a World War service veteran and local political figures. Complex garbled OCR yields scattered names and dates for Ohio history.
Readable fragments describe a legislative or party gathering with nomination efforts for representatives, regional committees, and election logistics. Names, places, dates, and party terms appear divided and garbled, but reference to nominating candidates and organizing across towns and states remains clear.
The report notes boxing results at Riverside showing Jact Dempur besting Sem Lews in a late round. Mentions Shooters and a list of unrelated names, with no clear date or full event context.
British government expresses regret over the Ze-2 airship disaster. British Secretary of State for Air Car a a FFE Guest meets with U S Navy officials in Washington to discuss the loss and convey condolences.
Twenty years ago a strong movement aimed to bring a Pan American expo route from Chicago to a regional fair. Officials pushed to pave East Vermae and advance industrial work while a county council event and committee meetings reflected civic planning. The Dapenier ceremony at St Ann church noted a Werer Engineering Co project with boiler and rubber components and proceeds benefiting the poor in Canton.
Fragmented clipping references Dr. Stace Smith authorizing a corporate formation for a new telephone company linked to Ohio Bell merger plans with Bell Telephone. Mentions state commission actions, financial figures, and notable appointments including crime reformers and a judge in Cleveland.
Readers petition to rectify an earlier report about Mr Barchard and an accident on Broad Street. They dispute the crosswalk details and allege witnesses contradict the claim of Mr Morse's car collision.
A fragmented PecpS Park item lists students and staff at Columbia College Oberlin and Western Reserve, noting freshmen and seniors, teaching assignments, church attendance, family visits from Elyria and Cleveland, and social calls among local families.
An Elyria Ohio real estate advertisement from The E A Deutsch Organization promotes rental and home ownership opportunities. It highlights rent income potential for landlords and invites readers to visit 23 Bread St for housing guidance with phone numbers Becal Main 177 and 2570. It ends with a call to see them for real estate needs.
The district carried the bond issue 2 to 1 last Wednesday and the Board of Education requested an additional 14 000 to fund a new building with sanitary equipment and adequate space for state school laws. Enrollment shows 163 scholars in the grade school, with student transfers listed to Valle, Elyria, Berea, and other towns.
The C and WEC club members were delightfully entertained at a six o'clock dinner at the home of Mrs John Brandigan. The event honored the second wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Brandigan with guests Miss Viola Wess, Rena Miller, Ameya Schieferston, Lena Redman, Luce Stark, Edith and Esther Deuschle, and Else Schultz.
Miss Katherine Perkman returned to this city yesterday after visiting relatives in Germany. McCord rites held Amherst funeral services for Ruth McCord were held this afternoon.
Old daughter of Mr and Mrs Mc Cord dies at her home in South Amherst on Tuesday morning. Rev A A Hunter conducts the service and burial follows at Evergreen cemetery.
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