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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1920
Page
2
The article discusses President vetoes and Congress work on a national budget system. It argues such a plan would improve efficiency and curb waste in federal spending, urging lawmakers to pass a law establishing a budget process with taxpayer accountability. Local readers are reminded of ongoing political urgency and calls for economy in government.
The report hints at José Villa or a Villa figure seeking a private life in Mexico with the nation’s mood quieting. Observers expect renewed attention on Villa whether pursued by authorities or supporters, awaiting developments in the ongoing pursuit and public reaction.
An opaque fragment hints at a columnist or reader note contrasting opinions on Royce and social danger. The text references Ford ownership, a friend’s property, and a muttered recipe aside, then devolves into fractured sentences about boots, horseradish, and chicken. The piece closes with garbled reverie.
A fragmented OCR page blends jokes, social observations, political quips, and cultural asides. It references rent relief for Hoboken tenants, fashion and movie references, plus light political commentary and personal musings from various voices.
A dyspeptic man, urged by his physician to take up golf for health, debated buying a club. He mused on the attraction of golf and quipped that it is the only game praising a lady's form without impertinence.
The Court Route Rats edged the Overlands 7 to 6 Tuesday night. Gotro Ehlert Nichols and E Tulk led with two hits in three at bats. All scoring happened in the first and third innings while Overlands plated five in the second.
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