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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1926

Page

3

War Debt Burden Cited Across Europe By Profiteering Critique

A 1926 commentary argues that wartime debts cripple European economies and depress American prosperity. It notes high unemployment in England France and Germany, low wages in France, and calls for shared burdens while warning against self-sufficient consumption.

Amele Sam Cox Europe Unite States England France Berlin Austria United States Sorbonne Dere

Honorary Membership Light in Italian Fascist Party Questioned

The report asks what the meaning and criteria of honorary membership are in Mussolini's Fascist Party and how honorary members differ from full members. It notes officials like General Nelle and others connected to an expedition to the North Pole aboard the dirigible Neree and seeks clarity on honorary distinctions.

Mussolini Fascist Party Nelle North Pole

Strange Statements Spark Debate Across Regions

The clippings quote various European tourism remarks and U S political witticisms. Senator Edge defends liquor regulation while contrasting pro prohibition with global views. A Toronto Tribune note mocks bathing suit culture and freedom. A Canton News quips about married life and a Cincinnati paper jokes about crabs and love.

Yesterday and Today's Notable Anniversaries

A compilation of historical anniversaries with dates ranging from 1513 to 1930s notes. Entries include explorers discovering the Pacific in 1513, battles and political events in 1600s and 1800s, and notable births and deaths such as Daniel Templar and Grover Cleveland. Includes a look at events “One Year Ago Today” and prominent figures connected to the era.

Balioa Darien Pacific Ocean New York Delaware Cen Howe Alyirmantown Tounding Santa Cruz California Napoleon Bonaparte Paris Prussia Daniel Tepml Charlotte South Carolina Theodore Roosevelt Navy Hana York Pressian Napoleon Russia Potsdam Psgg N.C Fien Taylor Manetrey Grover Cleveland John G. Nicolay Abraham Lincoln Washington, D.C Bavaria Jackson San Pedro Calif Alfred E. Smith

Century Births and Conventions Spread Through North

Centenaries mark births of Henry McIvor and Ane Belo Bundini as Milwaukee hosts the fourth Wisconsin Radio Expo. Seattle hosts the seventh annual Stens Arconne convention. Massachusetts Republicans meet for state convention to draft platform ahead of primaries. World fairs and law signals discussed amid a busy political and cultural agenda.

Tlenry McIvor Jastre South Carolina Supreme Courer Ane Belo Bundini Amerigo Vespucer Milwankee Seattle Stens Arconne Wald Wests Divizion Veterane Massachieotta Repuhhionis Raston

Luther League Convention Opens in Milwaukee

The Luther League of America, representing over two million Lutheran Church members in the United States, gathers in Milwaukee for its biennial convention starting today.

Luther League of America Lutheran Church United States Milwaukee

The Pact of Margaret Widdemer Poem

Poem by Margaret Widdemer titled The Pactord reveals deep emotion as the speaker laments robbing a sister of youth and motherhood. The voice declares guilt before God for depriving unborn souls and the sister of life, light, and love.

Farmers confront record apple crop in Appalachia frost region

The 1914 apple season in Southwestern Virginia and nearby areas sees an unprecedented harvest. Growers report widespread fruit ready for canning and vinegar plants while surplus storage and capital limits hinder price stabilization. Proposals urge government aided credit and co operatives to fund storage and processing facilities to reduce waste and lower costs.

Virgina Sept Appalachian Gray Silver Martinsburg West Virginia United States Was

North Olmsted Wedding Unites Lillian Walker and Lford Hill

Miss Lillian Mae Walker and Lford W. Hill were wed September 22 at the North Olmstead Congregational Church in a ceremony led by Rev. John Kuryper. The bride wore white chiffon with silk lace panels and veil. decorations featured white asters, palms and ferns.

Nortit Olmstead North Olmstead John Kuryper Lillian Mae Walker Ben Walker Flynna, O Lford W. Hill William Hill Mars Avenue Lakewood Ohio Miss Walker Tarlaa Mura North Ginetena

Howard Paul Savage American Legion candidate and engineer

Howard Paul Savage born January 3 1884 in Paone Town built a long career as an engineer with Chicago Northwestern and the Elevated. He studied at Boone high school Chicagan Lewis Institute of Technology Wisconsin University and held top roles in rail maintenance and city engineering. Savage served in World War I as First Lieutenant of Engineers, joined the American Legion in Chicago and led the organization as post commander for ten years and department commander for 1924-25.

Howard Paul Savage Tinward Paul Savage American Legion Paone Town Thomas J. Savane Chicago Northwestern Railroad Boone High School Chicana Puree Brother Ravace Ungineera Fram Ne Chicagen 1 Engineeeraoat Custer Waston Cook Counts Amiorican Legion Association Thissolection Dipar’ment Department Commandos Heo Nae

Pennsylvania Railroad Names New Vice President

Bheha Lee of Chicago has been appointed to the new role of vice president of the Pennsylvania Railroad. He graduated from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 1892 and began as a rod man, rising to superintendent, then assistant to the general manager, before becoming general manager of the Eastern lines and most recently vice president in charge of operations.

Bheha Lee Pennsylvania Railroad Ana Chicago Masachusetts Institute of Technology Pennsylvania Young Tee

Wedding Hymn of Lace and Lilies at Lorain Avenue Home

A bride, in Irish point lace and pearls, walked to marriage with lilies of the valley and white buds. Miss Lavelle Walker, maid of honor, wore nile green with pink trimming and pink roses. Miss Pauline Vess, bridesmaid from Cleveland, also wore nile green with pink roses. Louis Walker served as best man. ushers were Le Roy Walker and Lawrence Beckwith. Ring bearers Virginia Walker and Ralph Ludwig, soloist Eleanor Donaldson. Reception for 90 guests. out‑of‑town visitors listed. After Oct 20 they move to 15707 Lorain Avenue, Cleveland. A second item notes a method to condense sour skim milk for indefinite storage.

Miss Walker Lavelle Huh Pauline Vess Cleveland Louis Walker LeRoy Walker Lawrence Beckwith Lakewood Virginia Walker Elyria Ralph Ludwig North Olmstead Elenore Donaldson Lorain Avenue Ohio

Cleveland Stone Co men attend Ohio meeting on quarry accidents

Three men from the Cleveland Stone Co. traveled to Columbus for a statewide gathering to discuss preventing quarry accidents. Attendees included F. L. McCarthy, production manager, Paul Mori, and Samuel Wrage. Also noted is the Ladies' Aid Society of the MEB church meeting Thursday with refreshments provided by Mrs. Isaac Slack Sr. and Mrs. A. Ruth.

South Amherst Cleveland Stone Co Columbus Ohio Flfl McCarthy Production Mer Paul Mori Samue Wrage Ladies’ Aid Society Ladies’ Aid of MEB Church Isaac Slack A. Ruth

Brief local notes from Elyria and Oberlin social events

Mr. S. A. Vibber traveled to Elyria on business Wednesday. Local residents attended a dance at Oberlin College. Mrs. George Gorr hosted an Am herest caller on Thursday. Miss Anna Mathes and her mother shopped in Elyria Thursday. Miss Pearl Glarper returns home for the weekend. Charles Akleson of Cincinnati visits Albert Mori on Quarry street. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mori and a guest visited Sandusky Thursday evening. A note on a blood sweating hippotamus explains its pink under skin shows when pores open and water beads roll off the body.

S. A. Vibber Elyria Oberlin George Gorr Anna Mathes Pearl Glarper Charles Akleson Cincinnati Albert Mori Quarry Street Sandusky

Radio Show in Cleveland Highlights Atwater Kent Conference

The week featured a Cleveland radio show attended by H K Day A H Krapp and UD A Stanford with coverage of the Tunney Dempsey match in Philadelphia. The group also attended an Atwater Kent Sales Conference at the Cleveland Hotel where a fine luncheon and banquets honored about five dozen AIK sales staff in Northern Ohio.

Cleveland H. K. Day A. H. Krapp UD. A. Stanford Philadelphia Day Stanford Atwater Kent AIK Ohio

Paul Krebs Showcases Gold Hoouscher-Phone Bass Horn

Paul Krebs of LaVorta displays a new gold hoouscher-phone bass horn in the window. The instrument is used in recording by many famous orchestras and bands and is described as the finest of its kind made.

Paul Krebs LaVorta

Latest Sheet Music Hits Highlight Classic Titles

A list of recent sheet music hits includes Oh Tell the World That I am Yours Thats My Girl My Sweet Heart For My Sweetheart Mary Lon and Beside a Garden Wall. These pieces reflect popular loves and sentimental themes of the era.

Paul Whitemap Gene Austin Baby Face Mary Lon

T and M Athletic Fonds Featured in National Large Gymnasiums

The T and M athletic fonds are shown used in the country’s largest gymnasiums, highlighting long service and customer satisfaction with these facilities.

T & M, Athletic Fonds

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