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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1920
Page
8
Citizens urge a reinvestigation of the evening wreck noting the Green Line cars and single track as factors. The piece stresses accountability for those in charge and argues that safety depends on full duties being met, with the public demanding clear blame if negligence occurred and stronger measures to prevent a repeat.
A collage of satirical items and quotes lampooning profiteers and public life. A San Francisco Examiner snippet muses on murder and family tragedy, then ridicules fashion norms as women smoke pipes. The piece jabs at politicians, prices, vacations, and Carnival era newspapers with witty, era-specific commentary.
Word reaches friends of Ellen Morse death at Linwood Park Vermilion on Monday. Adopted daughter of G Morse formerly of Brownhelm and Oberlin, she had many Oberlin friends and summers at Linwood. Former member of Oberlin First Baptist Church. simple services set for Wednesday at Linwood cottage with interment in Cleveland.
In Marion Ohio on August 31 Republican governors and nominees gathered to hear Senator Harding speak on postwar reconstruction, industrial revival, and opening new lands for enterprise. He linked current conditions to Civil War era recovery and proposed homes for veterans on reclaimed government land. Fourteen states were represented, with former governors and nominees attending, followed by a Grand Army of the Republic picnic in a Marion park.
ABE MARTIN quips that a feller never settles for his wife, then jokes about a cash and carry slogan for a campaign, reflecting his folksy humor about domestic life and politics in a compact local voice.
Tony Key Ne OM ten Re ete recounts a gathering of Republican governors and nominees, listing attendees and counterparts including Frank O. Lowdey of Illinois, William C. Sproul of Pennsylvania, with other governors and nominees such as F. Morgan, Arthur M. Hyde, J. A. O Preus, and George Stephan.
Amherst E E Crouch of El Paso Texas visits Mr and Mrs C C Meister. Henry Haban of Rolling Road is seriously ill at home. Frank Kane accepts a salesman position with Bennett Milling Co of Grafton.
A fragmented note describes Mrs Katharina Achribley of Cleveland visiting the Reime Mr and Mrs Heary Witt Mr and Mrs Frank Radée Misa Gladye Beach of Toledo. The party camping at Cres tal Beach near Pittoburg.
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