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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1919
Page
1
Discussion notes the terms of Article XVII inviting non members to accept league obligations for disputes. If accepted, articles 12 to 16 apply with modifications. if refused, or if both parties refuse, the council may act to prevent hostilities. The text also questions Article 16 which declares noncompliance as war with all members.
The article argues the food shortage has aroused nationwide concern with officials crafting plans. It calls for stiffer penalties for deliberate food destruction and price manipulation. It discusses the need for stronger laws beyond Valentine and broader measures to curb price rises amid widespread hunger.
Darien Ga based speaker recounts Thomas who led Democratic ranks and supported a group view in the League fight. Chronology notes his education at Michigan 1871, Denver law practice, Colorado politics, and roles from governor to U.S. senator elected January 14 1913 for Hughes term.
Oberlin events list a full day of games and contests at Beach Park for Odd Fellows and families. Highlights include prize teams, 100 yard and 50 yard dashes, photography by Day, group photo around 4 30, and medals for top points. Local residents and visiting dignitaries are noted in community notices.
William Tilden still inspires followers to pursue the national title later this month despite recent loss in the national court championship. Johnston awaits in the Clay’s journey as Fasthong and Inman showcase sharp form in the act tourney.
Readable fragments discuss printing quality and seeking a better place, but no clear event, person, or location is identifiable for a full news item.
Washington reports Wheeler counsel for the Anti Salean League of America says the proposed prohibition act is constitutional and denies plans for a new anti tobacco campaign. He argues the supreme court supports enforcing a law defining intoxicating liquor to make the act workable amid legal challenges.
An old resident, Al Timmons, visiting Tizard Maca, reports that all preparations for the homecoming celebration are finished. A diligent committee has been named to remove the decorations after the event.
Budapest remains under Romanian occupation as the Supreme Council states it will not interfere in Hungary internal policy. Bela Kon and aides receive asylum in Austria under detention until Hungary can reestablish governance. A Roumanian commission heads to Budapest to negotiate terms as the Italian commander signals readiness to meet armistice conditions.
Dr. Charles T. Sturgis and wife Mrs. Sturgis returned to the United States from Mexico after being held by bandits who raided their coffee plantation. Mrs. Sturgis’ mother died in captivity, and the couple were released last February with aid from the American consul. They arrived in New Orleans and were en route to Delaware for care. Oscar Lawler, ex assistant attorney general, survived a bomb explosion at his home and is hopeful for recovery for himself and his wife. police link the blast to a group of dynamiters once prosecuted by Lawler.
A tangled text discusses a Towand Pa man Jim Walbridge spending 500 dollars to bury his dog, amid speculation on motives. The piece drifts through odd anecdotes about dogs, streets, a crying child, and reflections on value, ending with public bids info from Eaton township and school matters.
Amherst notes describe students and staff at St Veteraryangelical Lund school and Linwood Park outings. Several guests visit Cleveland friends, hospital admissions listed, and local teachers and nurses mentioned with family and travel updates.
Notice to voters that on Monday August 11 1919 from 1:00 pm to 8:00 pm at Room 211 Masonic Temple all unregistered voters may register or transfer. Signed Board of Deputy State Supervisors and Inspectors of Elections for Lorain County. EB E Sperry Clerk.
An old health ad warns that excess meat taxes the kidneys causing blood poisoning. It promotes four ounces of Red Salts with lemon juice and lithia to flush and stimulate clogged kidneys, claim relief from back pain, headaches, and urinary irritations.
A Kentucky man asserts a simple home remedy cures hay fever and offers it through pharmacists. The method uses a one ounce Menthouzed Avcine bottle diluted in boiled water, gargled, with two daily snuffs or sprays, for a week to ten days.
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