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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1921
Page
2
Editorial notes that secrecy harms disarmament goals and urges publicity at the conference. It argues that openness serves the millions whose representatives attend the Disarmament Conference and emphasizes the need for informed public discourse.
Senator Hiram Johnson argues the goal is to cut armaments and taxes but warns secrecy and closed talks risk failure. He calls for full discussion, open sessions, and widespread public understanding of disarmament, alliances, and economic factors shaping the conference.
Senator James Reynolds of Cuyahoga County declares himself a candidate for mayor of Cleveland. He argues he is the best man in the field and has the people’s interest at heart, despite being a Democrat. Supporters say his senate work shows his suitability for city leadership.
Chronology notes include Gen Arthur St Clair death at Chestnut Ridge Pa born 1734 Scotland. Cincinnati citizens defend against Kirby Smiths army. Pendleton Ohio nominated for Vice President on Democratic ticket. Prohibition commissioner Haynes born Hillsboro. One year ago Pilgrim tercentenary closed at Leyden End. Factories seized by workers at Milan to prevent lockouts.
Today marks birthdays for Queen Wilhelmina of the Netherlands born 41 years ago, Roy A. Barnes Prohibition Commissioner born in Hillsboro Ohio 40 years ago, John A W Baas Mulenburg College president born in Philadelphia 59 years ago, James E Ferguson former Texas governor born in Bell County Texas 59 years ago, and Absarold F McCormick daughter of John D Rockefeller born in Cleveland 49 years ago.
The notice lists observances including Ben Mann von Heimboltz birthday centenary, 41st birthday of Queen Wilhelmina, 75th anniversary of an earthquake in Charleston, and 7th anniversary of the Boston Herald first issue. It mentions reunions for Twenty-ninth Division veterans in Baltimore and the First National Radio Expo. Also notes Bahr Parade festival in Asbury Park and ABA convention speakers in Cincinnati.
Mrs. Frank Scott and Mrs. L J Weers spent Saturday and Sunday in Cleveland. Mr and Mrs Jacob Albright of Oberon visited her parents Mr and Mrs Adam Geist Sunday. Mrs Leroy Lounsbrough, ill at her parents home, is improving but under doctor care. Mrs S J Davidson and Maynard and Mrs Ror Livinning were in Oberlin Saturday. Mrs Maude Weeks and baby of Oberlin are visiting at the Dr Weeks home. Mrs J Smith is spending the
Emmet J. McCormack of New York and Herbert Noble of New York were named receivers for the United States Mail Steamship Company by Federal Judge Manton. McCormack said the receivers would operate vessels controlled by the company.
An uncomplaining farmer drew notable attention today for recalling the old warning Dont Hitch Here and sharing memories of the region's rural practices and safety notes.
Labor day plans underway as the town prepares a large celebration while the new school opens with an attendance of 1 846. Dreamland theater draws record crowds per show and passers by watch two men gild the St John s Evangelical church spire. Fire Chief Bates notes four August fires causing 2969 dollars in losses. The 195th Battery holds a reunion at the Andwur Hotel. A group passes a resolution seeking a state stand of colors granted in 1861. A selling expedition by Jude Jones Hal Sanford Alex Dumas Bud Smith Bert Sherwood Dave Hollis and Wil Bechtel goes riverward, catching silver cat bass bluegill and pickerey before dumping them in the city fountain.
Local families including Mr and Mrs Ralph Cole and Elaine, Mr and Mrs St C Tose and daughter Reth, and Mrs Lucy Cole visited Hinkley Lodges in Medina county on Sunday August 28. Arthur Ross, now in Tucson for health, reported safe arrival. Several relatives and friends from Cleveland and Wellington stopped by, while a Lakeside hospital patient improves at home.
Local notes recount visits among Cleveland and Elyria families including the Marquaréd, Miller, McLoughlin, Serague, Barnes, and Caley households. A Martins Ferry letter mailed in 1916 to Ridney Nebraska returned recently after a 2000 mile journey over five years.
The text notes Dita Kakimo avoids salt while describing the moon moving 3356 feet per second. It also mentions about 740 bird species in Australia and a quirky line about a pot with ears. It ends with an unfinished line about divorce cases in Fugland.
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