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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1924
Page
3
A 1924 column defends the Prince of Wales vacationing in the United States, arguing critics misjudge leisure as idle. It notes the prince enjoys duties and privileges, compares American and European social scenes, and suggests many would use vacations similarly to broaden experience.
Gaston Means asserts he never made an affidavit repudiating sworn statements. The piece questions the integrity of those who switch moral partnership with God, suggesting Means and Daugherty sought advantage by delaying truth. It contends Means could be trapped when not in that partnership, implying Daugherty chose deception over testifying truth.
In l Europe Neuville A Adatoi the Japanese Ambassador to Belgium and League delegate argued under the naval disarmament pact that France or the United States cannot wage successful war on the other. He claimed ocean crossing for offensive warfare is impossible and that both nations can defend themselves with current equipment. He downplays immigration as clouding politics but not a war risk, calling the ocean between them a world program and rebuking U.S. jingoes.
A Spanish military commission will leave Cherbourg for the United States on Tuesday to study military tactics in U S schools. Ambassador Moore invited the visitors, and they now undertake the trip. It has been twenty six years since the 1890s misunderstanding with Spain. America rose among world powers. Spain dropped back.
Ray Long reflects on past innovations from railroads to telephones and cars and imagines a future when preventable diseases, distance, and energy waste are eliminated. He ponders his three month old son’s era and the marvels he may witness.
A collage of historical anniversaries lists key events from 1847 to 1921, including the founding of a San Francisco public school, the assassination trial of Leon Czologosz, and notable deaths. It also marks today’s birthdays for James D. Black Eugene Foss and several other figures, with ages noted in years.
Observances mark the 190th anniversary of the Schoenkfelders arrival and birth of Union Civil War commander Gen Truman Seymour. In New York, Republicans hold a Rochester convention to nominate candidates for governor and other state offices this November. Hearings continue on the interchange able mileage tickets case.
James A Drain named the new commander of the ex service men section of the WRO. Born in 1874 he practiced law in Washington and built a career through the Army and overseas service. He rose from private in the Washington state national guard to brigadier general before taking on the post.
Meiklejohn former Amherst College president seeks 3000 090 dollars to establish a new college free from heavy influence. He complains about powerful interests at the institution he recently departed and asserts his plan to create an independent, untrammeled college.
A man named Art Smiley says his wife should return to her former self now that school is back in session. The remark hints at past strain from summer and mentions bootlegger activity as a warning about mixing alcohol with business.
The piece discusses influence in higher education funding, Jewish contributions to America, and a note on the three largest U S universities Columbia New York with 30597 students University of California with 20596 and Chicago University with 19000. It also mentions Mrs Warren G Harding planning an elaborate biography of her husband.
25 years ago seventy five men started building the electric ring for the Southwestern between them and Lorain. The county commissioners contracted with Lake Shore Electric to cross the Lorain bridge for 400 dollars yearly. The county fair ran four days ending with a grand cavalcade around the race track. Horace Durked sworn in as county commissioner replacing Charles Wilson. The marriages of John Boyd Loughry and M Grace Fauver, and L I Cortell and Edith Opfer were performed at local churches.
Miss Zona Gala, a noted story writer and dramatist, has taken the stump for Senator La Follette’s presidential candidacy. Both claim Wisconsin as their native state.
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