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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1921
Page
8
The article cites a Moscow speech attributed to Lenin acknowledging failures and outlining a shift toward supporting small bourgeois industry. It notes harsh economic conditions, slow progress, and the need to boost food collection while workers advance without capitalist aid. Lenin is pictured as adapting to harsh realities.
A new company proposes a Hudson River bridge one mile and a quarter long with towers over 750 feet high at each end. The plan promises to connect Manhattan with New Jersey, save time, reduce ferriage costs, and spur shops, factories, and population growth near Jersey City Hoboken Newark and surrounding areas.
A New York wife sues for divorce claiming she trained her husband in the theatrical booking business, lent him $500 to start, and guided him to earn about $100,000. She argues she lost his love but made him a money-maker, ending as she began with a man without a job.
A notice urges individuals who have moved since registration day and all newcomers to complete the required registration. It emphasizes timely compliance and may outline the registration window and required documents.
The piece argues advertising shapes purchasing power and informs readers about goods and prices. It stresses the role of merchants and manufacturers in providing timely information, and urges readers to study ads to stay current and make informed buying decisions.
A ten year old item notes auditor Haserodt distributing 500000 to various townships and municipalities to support the first monsoon taxes. Merger talks involve Power Co and Really Co electric franchises. Candidates for Justice of the Peace included John Conasay George W Chamberlain and A L Draper. Matinee races and fairground events are described along with a factory security incident at McQueen and S Bonda Saint factory. Tom and Carl Gushag camped at Camp Penn Sewasact NH and reported an eighty five mile tramp.
The inter allied supreme council will meet on August 8 in Paris for two to three weeks. They will discuss Russian relief, the Upper Silesian issue, and the Greco Turkish war. France may refuse to discuss Russia, preferring individual action on relief.
A compact chronicle notes Fort Stephenson’s 1813 defense at Lower Sandusky by Col. Croghan, Elisha Gray’s 1835 birth in Barnesville, and Newsonville death in 1901. It recalls Cincinnati’s 1861 reception for three month volunteers, the 1895 People's Party convention in Columbus nominating Jacob S Coxe, and Gen Rufus R Dawes’s death in Marietta after a July 4, 1838 birth.
Chicago witnesses a truce talk as twenty Comintern suspects, labeled as Commennists, are convicted of conspiring to destabilize the government.
Notable births listed for poets and public figures: Sr William Watson born in Yorkshire 63 years ago, Dencean Campbell Scott born in Ottawa 59 years ago, Prof Murton Whitney born in Baltimore 61 years ago, D- David Kanter born in Dundee Scotland 69 years ago, Sam R Seis born in Bristol Tennessee 00 years ago.
Delegates from many nations converge in Toronto for engineering council meetings while Catholic bishops in Sacramento prepare for today’s events. A monument ceremony in France honors a World War soldier. In Virginia, Democratic primaries set card dates for state offices ahead of fall elections. Across the U S and Canada, the Patronal Convention of the Catholic Total Abstinence Union opens in San Francisco and focus turns to $5,000,000 hospital funds for veterans. Missouri holds an election on soldiers’ pensions and a constitutional amendment on women’s office holding. Local conferences and associations gather in Wisconsin Ohio and Pennsylvania to discuss missionary education police care and craft trades.
The Arkansas Gazette notes Colonel Harvey has crossed the Auaptic 37 times, just one voyage short of reaching 38. The item records the count and the near milestone for the explorer.
U S railway labor board actions affect elections of employee representatives at multiple lines. Orders set aside prior elections and lay out procedures for new ballots, with August 7 as key date to determine corrective measures.
Three ships carrying hundreds of aliens arrived in New York at midnight, delaying arrival in American waters due to new immigration limits. The Wegalline las carried 130 Americans as part of a larger influx from Italy Greece and Ireland, sparking mixed reactions and a sense of relief among Greek passengers.
Sam Dragon, 30, shot five times at his wife from a second story window in a domestic dispute. He and his wife argued, he fired but missed. two children escaped by crouching. A flying squad caught him after he leaped from the window and he faces charges of shooting with intent to kill.
A sales pitch argues home ownership beats renting, urging readers to use good advice to own a home and avoid decades of rent payments. It frames renting as costly and promotes guidance to achieve ownership.
The motor driver apparatus bid request faces local interest while residents on Tenth Street report disturbances from a nearby motorcycle repair shop. Police seize a bicycle at a home in the 100 block during a July incident as community issues and civic concerns unfold.
Bridgeport Ohio reported Wheeling Wheels traction company general manager C Pr Bikbngs was held to the belmont grand jury under $400 bond on inciting riot charges. The case stems from Saturday night’s clashes as factions attempted to halt operations of opponents.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a Preston cornice between Wheel 18g and Rayland interrupted for about 19 hours. Details and exact route or cause are unclear in the readable text.
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