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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1921
Page
2
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The United States rejected any material gains from the war and warns allies and Japan that rights to German overseas possessions require U.S. assent. Secretary Hughes clarifies that only the victors hold disposal power, U.S. consent is essential for mandates, Yap, and Japanese mandate terms remain unratified. The piece condemns the mandate system as unsettled and likely problematic.
The piece argues that newspapers censor ads to protect readers and sustain trust. It notes women readers scrutinize ads, pass over unsuitable offers, and buy where prices and quality meet expectations, trusting items that pass the Hell Box.
The column notes Whitney left Hannan & Obitts to start his own roofing and tinning business. It reports sixty laxiiope cases in Elyria and several related deaths, a Mrs H J Nady musicale with Miss Gertrude Noakes, and social events. Prohibition and temperance groups shift tactics while G A band subscriptions and Saturday concerts arise in the public park. A Kipton railroad collision kills postal clerks Chas Hamil, John Bowertind, and six others, with two Lake Shore trains colliding.
A Sunday evening pageant titled The Resurrection of Peter drew praise from attendees. Local Dr Wright led portrayals of Bible figures including Mary Magdalene and Peter with support from Berea girls and home talent. Families from Elyria and Cleveland visited, while Miss Adelaide Harding earned credit for costume work and coaching. A vehicle accident near Priem injured no one, and several residents visited relatives in Cleveland.
In Elyria Lorain county readers are urged to curb out of school activities and advocate parental guidance to raise educational standards. The letter argues that morals and finances drive school life and urges cooperation between parents and educators to raise students’ achievement.
Sailor Dick Evans of Youngstown stopped Johnny Strike of Akron in the fourth round of a scheduled ten round bout in Newark Ohio. Strike was counted out eight times before the finish. Jimmy Wells knocked out Kid Gruber of Dennison in the third round.
Bootlegging fine sparks eviction order for B Kirby. Obituaries note Fred EB Walters and Miss Clara Ferrell. Ashland High plans a April 28 student play. Mentions Virgil Egner Lena Barr wedding Superintendant J A McDowell and Principal R D Richards. Summer courses for Ashlana College Faculty. park grounds rules include curfew, dance hall and movie theater controls. City aims to improve sprinkling flushing of streets and ban ex pectorating in public spaces.
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