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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1923

Page

7

Vision of a Longer Life Shown by Mayo Address

Dr Charles H Mayo of Rochester Minnesota urged annual inspections to cut infant mortality and prolong life. He predicted future gains may add five years to lifespan and discussed dietetics, heart repair, and disease prevention while noting limits in aging. Chamberlain named president of the Bankers Fraternal Union. Elyria Lumber Co bought Weller Engineering plant to manufacture a new pulley type.

Charles H. Mayo Rochester Minn Mayo Foundation Kuseiak Elyria Lumber & Coal Co Weller Engineering Co

Our Disgrace at Law Editorial Prompts Bar Action

An editorial from the Cincinnati Post dated September 26, 1923 argues that the criminal law system in the United States is a disgrace to civilization. It criticizes lax administration, lynching by mobs, and the role of lawyers and judges, urging the Bar Association to address the issue during a dedicated week and reflecting on public sentiment and accountability.

Cincinnati Post Bar Association Scripps-Howard League of United States William H. Taft American Bar Association Indis

Trade balance with Latin America pressures need for growth

In 1914 imports from Latin America, the West Indies and Mexico reached 497 million while exports were 301 million, a 196 million deficit. By the year ending June 30, deficits shrank to 406 million though trade with the region remains dominated by raw material production and low wages. Stronger missionary efforts and policy to widen purchases are urged alongside tariff protections. The piece cites diverse quotes from Columbus Dispatch and others highlighting economic and political opinions.

Latin America South Central ‘America West Indies Mexico

Yesterdays in Ohio And Anniversaries

Chronicle of historical events and notable birthdays linked to Ohio and beyond. Highlights include 1841 Elkins birth, 1848 Napoleon III seat, 1839 Northwestern library opening, 1898 Pearl Congress, 1916 flour price peak, 1921 Harding unemployment conference, with a one year ago note on Athens martial law and Senator Frelinghuysen nomination.

Royal Palace Constantinople Stephen B. Elkins United States West Virginia Perry County Washington, D. C Louis Napoleon National Assembly Klara Mundt Or- Tingteen Lunt North-western University Turin Italy Chicago Harding Washington Athens Greece J. S. Frelinghuysen New Jersey

Birthdays mark today for notable figures worldwide

Today commemorates the birthdays of Christian X of Denmark born in Copenhagen 52 years ago, Sir Eric Geddes British statesman born in India 43 years ago, Dr. Arthur B Mackenzie Dalhousie president born in Pictou 58 years ago, Eleanor Gates novelist Playwright born Shakopee Minnesota 4 years ago, Antonio Moreno film star born Madrid Spain 35 years ago.

Christian X Denmark Copenhagen Eric Geddes United States India Arthur 8. Mackenzie Dalhousie University Pictou N. S Eleanor Gates Shakopee Mian Antonio Moreno Madrid Spain

Komical Indian Voyage Jokes In Odd Fishing Telegrams

A stream of comical telegram fragments from a fishing trip mocks Indian stereotypes and misuses language. It jumbles names, ages, and geography while noting foliage and travel fatigue, ending with a twilight gag about Kipling.

Centenary of William H Milburn and Argonne Day Observance

Today marks the birth centenary of William Henry Milburn the blind chaplain of the U S Senate. Argonne Day commemorates the Great War offensive with a jump off by American forces in the Argonne. Paris Tennessee begins a two day celebration of its settlement anniversary. Nationwide co operative marketing study results will be presented at the American Bankers Association convention in Atlantic City. The New York State Democratic Committee meets in New York City to adopt a platform and discuss a candidate for associate judge. A cooperative marketing sale will move feeder cattle directly from Colorado to Iowa farms removing yardage commissions in Atlantic Iowa. National Association of Methodist Local Preachers gathers in Lakewood New Jersey while others in Brooklyn and Minneapolis address equal rights and industry events. Poland Me Maine is also noted among the listings.

Argonne Paris Tennessee American Banker's Association Atlantic City New York State Democratic Committee New York City Fuston “Bn Court of Appeals Colorado Iowa Atlantic

Hard Luck and Plortay Pens for F 3 Brawberry Oases

Abe Martin notes that misfortune appears to pursues people, mocking those who sleep through summer. The columnist implies writers are idle, dreaming of future fame as the F 3 Brawberry oases loom.

Fragmented tale of fishing trips and awkward memories

A rough dialogue recalls Jack and an unnamed narrator failing to bring back fish while facing taunts about a Vermilion River catch. They describe encounters with guides, a street meeting with a kid selling fish, a stubborn remark about a boyfriends list, and the narrator noting hurt feelings as younger peers attempt risky acts.

Broad Street

Weyler the Butcher Recalled to Lead Spain in Morocco

Gen Valeriano Weyler Nicolau, the famed Cuban campaign commander nicknamed the Butcher, is summoned to direct Spain’s Morocco crisis. Born 1838, he has served seventy years in the army, fighting in San Domingo, Crimea, and the Indian mutiny, rising to marshal and captain general by 1910.

Weyler Cuba Spain Gen. Weyler Weyier Don Valeriano Werler Nicolau Marquis of Teneriffe del Rubi Grande France Werler San Domingo Crimea

Elyria council approves street lighting and contracts

The council voted to pay $60 yearly for all extra electric street lights. H Delos Hughes left Elyria Business College. L B Darryl succeeded. A $34,000 contract was let for Fifth, Second, Earlcourt and Chestnut streets. Samuel Cary, 84, died at his Third Street home.

H. Delos Hughs Elyria Business College L. B. Darling Fifth Street Second Street Earlcourt Chestnut Street Samuel A. Cary Third Street

Property Transfers Across Elyria Wellington and Carlisle

A sequence of land transfers itemizes parcels in Avon Elyria Wellington and Carlisle. Orland A Priest to Wallace Biaty in Sec 19 Avon two for 34000. Peter Dumsky to Ignace Nagorka lots and 9 Cross subdivision Elyria for 2500. Eva Emery to Anthony Patania lord Smiths add to Elyria for 2000. Frank A Rogers to John Rahd lot 70 Hill Realty Co ads to Elyria for 3000. Rose H Smith to Roy Coats lot 31 block 7 Wadsworths add to Wellington for 1500. Edward Peloquin to Mae Burgan lots 15-16 Hobills allotment Elyria for 3000. Minnie Hummer to William W Brown lot 51-52 Villadale allotment Carlisle for 1000.

Orland A. Priest Wallace Biaty Avon Peter Dumsky Ignace Nagorka Cross Elyria Eva Emery Anthony Patania Lord Smith Frank A. Rogers John Rahd Hill Realty Co Rose H. Smith Roy Coats Wadsworth Wellington Edward Peloquin Mae Burgan Hobill Minnie Hummer William W. Brown Villadale Carlisle

Poems That Live the Right Use of Prayer

A compact excerpt from Sir Aubrey De Vere arguing against vainglory in prayer and alms. It condemns hypocrites who trumpet piety in public and urges sincere devotion. The poem emphasizes inner ascent and true communion with God rather than external displays.

Christ Sir Aubrey de Vere

Governor Walton of Oklahoma Aims for Reform

John O. Walton, a vigorous opponent of the Ku Klux Klan, begins his first year of a four year term as Oklahoma's governor. Born in Indiana and raised near Fort Smith, Arkansas, he rose from locomotive fireman to engineer, then headed a construction firm before becoming Oklahoma City mayor and winning the governorship on a fusion ticket backed by farmers and laborers.

John O. Walton Oklahoma Walton Fort Smith Ark St. Louis Oklahoma City

Also Mentioned on This Page

Parmio Ries Geo. H. Chamberlain Bankers’ Fraternal Union F. Burke Zaitor C. Hudnuit Elyria Fostoffice City Lorain State of Ohio Bureau of Advertising The American Neww Poser Publishers Association New York A. E. Clayden Cheeee John W. Hunter Warquette and Stembere International News Service Burese Simme Rons Matt Quan Dempsey Columbus Dispatch Dela- Gazette Martins Ferry Komical Thomas Tite Pahillins Atlanta Kipling William Henry Milburn United States Senate Lakewood N. J National Association of Methodist Brooklyn N.Y National Equal Rights League Minneapolis Poland Maine Abe Martin Jack You Iysa M. E. Confer Setok En Canto Sai Frank McKinney Columbus Loren M. Berry Dayton Edison GEO. A. Clark CO
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