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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1921
Page
2
The piece discusses calls for a full inquiry into government funds for roads and criticizes pork barrel politics. Senators Townsend and King push for investigation as Congress nears session, while acknowledging government aid for roads is proper if used legally and effectively.
The piece argues President Harding should convene a national conference of railway presidents and labor leaders to seek a peaceful settlement of wage and labor issues. It notes railroads face losses, cannot raise rates, and need labor cost reductions through agreed principles and procedures to avoid damaging the industry and economy.
The report argues Japan has a mandate on Yap and plans to stay, using a patient, hard bargaining diplomacy that yields nothing yet demands concessions. It compares Japan's approach to a Prussian effect, noting its preference for lengthy, careful maneuvers over direct conflict.
The passage notes Armenians have finally embraced a pacifist stance ending years of conflict. It asserts the nation will soon achieve peace with all groups and settle the long dispute.
In a promotional note the ad sector claims lower prices and better values through advertising. It argues that advertising lowers the cost of living by boosting efficiency and market competition.
The piece argues advertising safeguards consumers from fraud and lowers living costs by expanding competition. It traces how national advertising enables mass production, better machinery, and lower prices, while informing buyers and pushing quality improvements through brand awareness.
Senate reconvenes amid foreign and domestic issues with a Republican majority. Borah and others threaten a renewed clash over the Colombia Treaty and Esch’s nomination, while discussions on Knox peace resolution and immigration reform loom. Republican leaders urge tax and tariff legislation and rail reform as Committee chairmen plan hearings and potential acts before August.
Norwalk Buck Co announces the suspension of its duck hatching business effective April 30 due to unprofitability. J D Cook and John Ryerson replace W S Holliday and Joseph Reamer as members of the Soldiers Indigent Relief Fund for Huronco. Iden Krause Bellevne receives bench parole, Delne sentenced to 1 to 20 years for check fraud, Krause pledges to cover losses. Norwalk Me mol hospital reports satisfactory performance. Collins plans a strong baseball team this year. Howard A Douglas and Fern K Butler wed.
Panil Waller takes a position at the Ger ford Mrs C. Wo Peabody of Oberlin visits Chas Rhoades Mir and Mrs P H Campbell. Mrs Dart Campbell and Mir attend the Catholic dance at Grange hall. William Farr coats his buildings. J C Davidson installs new lighting rods. The infant son of John Clark is gravely ill with double pneumonia and taken to St Joseph's hospital Lorain. Mrs Frank Bowman of Lakewood and Mrs A E Brutsche of Norwalk visit S S Hutchins. Geneva Edmonds visits aunt Mrs Metre Campbell Pittsfield.
Avon spends Sunday with Mr and Mrs Frank Krueger. A A Saxton learns of his brother Judson Saxton’s wife death in Iowa and family heads to funeral. Misa Bettle Geneva Waller visits grandparents. Mrs William Swedersky stays with brother S Hutchinson. Oberlin Road rep Kenneth Kern places third in LaPorte oratorical contest. School to start earlier Monday. Mud roads improved after drying. Donald Hutchinson’s condition steady. Mrs F O Bender returns home.
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