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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1925
Page
5
The Army and Navy back a congressional draft proposal that would conscript all males between 15 and 300 for future wars when a national emergency exists. The text argues wealth and industry should be drafted alongside people, condemning excluding property from mobilization and urging money power also be conscripted to unite the nation against potential conflicts.
The piece questions John J. McNamara, guilty in the Los Angeles Times Building bombing fifteen years earlier, being trusted by labor unions after his Indianapolis blackmail indictment. It argues unions should restrain him to prevent further outrages and protect their cause.
The dispatches say Premier Caillaux, arriving in Washington, meets the Secretary of the Treasury within minutes. The French leader, a shrewd debtor, goes to creditors with explanations and promises to pay, valuing personal contact over cables. He aims to ease French finances and improve franc value, returning with understandings likely to be met.
A compact list of historical figures with death locations and dates, plus birthday references. Includes Samuel Butler and Napoleon Bonaparte as noted figures, Johann Strauss, Joan M. Palmer, and Roosevelt era mentions. Also recalls the Hudson Fulton celebration and various political figures with birthplaces and years.
Today marks multiple observances including birthdays of notable philanthropists in California and New York and the centennial of George Wash at Demeocrati Kicilan. The Order of United Commercial Travelers of America celebrates its 39th anniversary as World War veterans groups meet in Portland and Topeka for regional reunions. The United States Mine Workers call a general strike in Northern West Virginia, while St. Petersburg prepares to host delegates to the national convention of the United States War Veterans.
Twenty five years ago a conclave of ministers ordained Rev. Paul Harlan Metcalf at the First Congregational Church. John Lersch & Co opened their new building on West Broad Street, drawing a large crowd. Note was made that Dr.
In Elyria Township a dry local option election drew 25 well ballots with allies among advocates. A parade preceded the address by Posim Srurk as community leaders laid out the stance and potential impacts of the vote.
William F E Durand a noted aviation engineer and member of President Coolidge's craft probe board is introduced with a detailed bio. Born March 5 1859 in Bethany Connecticut he held Naval Academy credentials 1880 Lafayette College PhD research roles at Lehigh and Cornell and long teaching stints at Michigan and Stanford He served in the Navy engineer corps and contributed to international commissions in Paris during 1918 19 with ongoing work in aeronautics committees and national science bodies.
Lib Hulsizer proclaims new role as business woman heading Monarch 5 & 10 jazz record counter after thirty years and seven children raised. Lafe Budday reacts to Joe Kite reception invite with mixed expectations about formality.
Fragmented poem text attributed to Emily Dickinson appears with disrupted lines and garbled phrases about riding, meadows, visits, and escaping without police. The readble fragments hint at longing and flight, ending with a misarranged signature and trailing words.
The piece critiques mayoral control of a newspaper for a day arguing against suppressing press independence. It emphasizes Jefferson’s quote on government and presses, urges reading to build lifelong habit, and notes Samuel Rea’s retirement from the Pennsylvania Railroad presidency.
A fragmented column discusses The Religious Motion Picture Foundation Inc, its NY origins to boost church attendance, and the debate over religion as entertainment. It laments the line between entertainment and spiritual nourishment, notes wartime themes, education, and civic efforts, and praises old fashioned church ideals over new ideas.
It took eleven innings as the Dodgers dropped their eleventh straight game. Rixey delivered a clutch third hit to win for the Reds, who edged Los Angeles 3 to 2 after a marathon contest.
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