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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1928
Page
11
Elyvia fielded one of the city’s best teams finishing the second half atop the standings, but losing two league championship games to Tell ings of Cleveland. The squad played clean, fast baseball and earned wide respect, under manager Bill Struck and assistants who earned much credit.
Mayor Hewitt says fund raising for the Legion drum and bugle corps is near the $5,000 goal as subscriptions rise. With $8,000 needed to send the boys to San Antonio, locals expect national exposure and potential honors at the national contest. The corps trains hard and seeks broad support for success.
In 1920 General Pershing warned if civilization destroys itself through war, and in later years urged governments to renounce war. He argued nations should treat mass murder as a crime and view wars as private duels, pushing for peaceful dispute resolution and ending the armament race.
The American and National League teams enter a closely fought season with October fourth set for the World Series opener. Commissioner Landis moved the start date later than usual as two evenly matched clubs vie for the title amid rising baseball enthusiasm.
About 28.5 million women in the United States may vote in the November sixth presidential election. Political leaders seek to gauge how many women will turn out and how they will vote, noting past female turnout under 35 percent in two prior elections. Prohibition has heightened women's political interest, with expectations of millions of women voting this year.
A reader Dorothy asks Dr Peters about eye sores from reading and overall health. The doctor links eye problems to infection and hygiene, notes Dorothy’s height and weight for her age, suggests eye exam and reducing sugary foods, plus a home care tip with yellow oxide of mercury. Also covers pets and children hygiene before tomorrow’s column.
A fragmented reminiscence notes an aviator’s instinct to repair an engine after a crash rather than read newspapers, while observing that chain grocery stores mitigate robberies by offsetting losses across their outlets.
A list of delegates for Phila delphia's sixth annual Association of Bank Women convention shows women hold top roles in finance. Five bank presidents, three VPs, numerous cashiers and trust officers attend, with attendees from 33 states Hawaii and DC. Notable signers include Flora Buck Ge noa Ill Emma Duerrwechter Germantown Wis and Cora Jipson Blissfeld Mich. A second item notes a new green powder called Radium atomite surpassing TNT in power.
The State Department submits to the League of Nations an eight nation plan to limit manufactured drugs to medical needs. It requires each country to declare its legitimate drug needs and the sources for purchases, aiming to curb illicit supply while accounting for production in major factories.
The article argues public opinion alone could pressure offending countries to curb excess production and purchases beyond legitimate supply, suggesting collective scrutiny by the League to enforce restraint.
Oberlin resident II B McGregor was hospitalized after a collision on the Oberlin road last night as he changed a tire. A car driven by P L Knowles rear ended McGregor, pushing his vehicle into a ditch. McGregor’s injuries were treated and he was discharged.
Effie Hubbel named administratrix for the estate of Clinton Hanmer of Elyria. Ida Hochenedel named administratrix for the estate of William Hochenedel of Elyria. Lorain County Savings and Trust Co. named administrator for Emma Lehman Schneider of North Ridgeville two. Elsie Rutherford named executrix for the estate of Arthur C. Burdett of Sheffield Village. Applications filed for probate of the will of William Johnson of Oberlin and the will of Gust Schuster of Brownhhelm.
In St Joseph Michigan at least one candidate for office in the Birchigan primary is free from corruption charges regarding 19 campaign expenditures. Donald R Pears Republican nominee for re election as recorder of deeds in Berrien County spent 62 cents on his campaign. The report showed it was used for postage.
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