Mandates Debate Marks League Session Closure
Geneva December 18 The first League of Nations assembly since November 15 adjourned at 6 30 pm. Briton A T F Gallace charged attempts to coerce the council over mandates. The assembly adopted the mandates committee report condemning public discussion limits and the recruitment of soldiers by mandates. It criticized the council for withholding mandate texts from the assembly and the handling of former German colonies.
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Geneva
League of Nations
A. TF. Gallace
Britta
Council of the
Nation
Council
League
Cecil Critdelzen
Car strikes algae to avoid children. minor damage
A quick afternoon decision by P. F. Jones of Enamel Pipe Co. led to him crashing into a front yard algae display on East Broad Street to avoid striking children near Chingue's store. Little damage occurred. Funeral for Mrs. Deborah Garrett set for Monday at 2 PM at her Lakeview home, with friends invited.
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P. Jones
The
Enamel Pipe Co
Chingue
East Broad Street
Garrett
Deborah Garret
Lake Mvence
County Rural Schools Board Meeting Highlighted by Health Plans
County rural school board members from twenty districts gathered at the Technical High School auditorium for an annual meeting called by County Superintendent Seale. Vernon M. Riegel and Dr. McIntosh were slated speakers with Bradley Bissell directing music as plans were discussed to extend public health work and provide physical exams for all rural and village students.
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Board of Education
Othe
Boarcis
Beale
Seale
Vernon M. Riegel
McIntosh
Bradley Bissell
Oberlin
22 Killed in Abr earthquake hits Tepeloni village
Rome reports a fresh Albanian quake levelled Tepeloni killing 22 residents and injuring many as communications lag. Earlier tremors in the Tepeloni district affected forty square miles, with villages razed and landslides burying homes near Saseno and Aviona.
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Rome
Tocka
Tepeloni
Aviena
Brindisi
Aviona
Africkan
eTocloni
Emma Stegman Seeks Divorce and Property Rights
Emma Stegman of this city files for divorce from Robert Stegman citing failure to provide support, self-support through work, and his intoxication with assaults, including an incident on December 15. She asks for the home on Lakeavenna, two lots, and an injunction restraining interference, plus divorce.
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Emma Stegman
Robert Stegman
Utport
Luis
Heme
Lakeavenna
Ceks
Local Births and Discharges Amid Winter Snow in Cleveland
Born to Mr and Mrs Ceci Logue of 258 East Sixteenth Street gO Admissions include Mrs Ela Rounds of Amherat Tony Scranowsky of Avon Those discharged are Robert Charles of Lodi Street Mrs Charlies Anderson 1015 Middle Avenue Mrs Eliza Addison 391 West Fourth Street Mrs Carl Edwards and baby 1101 East Avenue Charles Bater R D No 3 Grat ton Prophet Slew of an unfashioned white christmas arrived with Cleveland s first real winter snowstorm streetcar service delayed all night and into morning
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Ceci Logue
East Sixteenth Street
Ela Rounds
Amherat
Tony Scranowsky
Avon
Robert Charles
Lodi Street
Charlies Anderson
Middle Avenue
Eliza Addison
West Fourth Street
Carl Edwards
East Avenue
Charles Bater
R. D
Gratton
Cleveland
U. S. Labor Board Rules No Authority Over Electric Lines
Chicago December 18 The United States railroad labor board ruled that the Esch Cummings transportation act does not grant it jurisdiction over interurban and electric lines. Appeals from employees on various electric lines asking hearings were denied. The decision affects all electric interurban and city transportation systems operated by interurban companies. Proceedings were heard months ago and the matter may go to the United States Supreme Court for interpretation. The ruling was rendered in a case brought by sixteen railroad brotherhoods against electric railway employers.
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Chicago
United States Railroad Labor Board
Hegardless
United States Suprem’ Court
RBS
Elaven Ekg Te Ee Ser Employes
Iona Giattami
Help Fund Grows As Custodians Handed Tasks
The Kiwanis committee appointed to manage the city fund urges voluntary contributions without solicitation. Members include Mayor Asaph Jonas, Armitage, Smith, Chamberlain, and others who will review cases and aid residents with temporary needs through low interest loans. The Chronicle-Telegram notes ongoing fundraising and a recent drive in Elyria with donations totaling hundreds, and callers are asked to contact the mayor’s office or paper for subscriptions.
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Kiwanis
R.jones
A. M. Andreas
Arthur Smith
Robert Rica
Jamon Armitagg
George H. Chamberlain
Charles Braman
A. Feb Rasit
Asaph Jonas
Jim Armitage
Nellis M. HI
Heddle
Salvation Army
Mr. Whitehead
Chronicle-Tetegrans
Tayor
Three Truck Loads Given for the Poor at Colonial
The Colonial theatre served two packed shows this morning with about two thousand children rushing the doors for admission. Each child carried money or tokens to pay, while toys, apples, and potatoes were pledged as donations. Receipts will aid the Welfare Department of the Woman's Civic Club, which will distribute goods to needy families on Christmas Morning. Elyria Theatres Co and the theatre pledge notable generosity, aiding children and the Army in their outreach.
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Colonial Theatre
Woman's Civic Club
Elyria Theatres Co
Cleveland
Jewelry on Train Vanishes in Columbus Heist
Alvin Bornstein a Chicago jewelry salesman reported $20 000 worth of diamonds and gloves stolen from a package placed under his berth aboard a Chicago Columbus train. The theft occurred during the journey and was discovered as the train entered Plain City. Police conducted a search but did not recover the missing goods.
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Columbus
Alvin Bornstein
Chicago
Asleer Ino
Berstein
Chi‘aro
Plain City
Polie
High Import Duty Planned on Corn Wheat and Wool
Washington December 18 The House Ways and Means committee tentatively moved to place high import duties on wheat corn wool and wool clothing beans potatoes peanuts onions sheep cattle and mutton and poultry meat as an initial step toward an emergency tariff measure.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Alien Schools Here Very Helpful at City Meeting
The Elyria Americanization Association held its annual meeting Friday evening at the First Congregational Church with Judge A. R. Webber presiding. Reports praised the settlement work and noted expanded reach and varied programs. Officers for 1921 were elected: President Geo H. Chamberlin, Vice President F. J. Shelton, Secretary Mrs. G. A. Friday, Treasurer R. Waldorf. The educational committee chair F. M. Shelton reported progress and upcoming publications ahead of broader community efforts.
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Elyria
R. S. Waldorf
Geo. H. Chamberlin
Shelton
G. A. Friday
Waldorf
BE. FL Atton
G. H. Chamberlin
C. M. Williams
F. M. Shelton
Community Chest vs Community Service Fund clarified
The Chronicle-Telegram urges Elyria residents to distinguish between the Kiwanis led fund for present needs and the Community Service Fund to be raised January 12 to 22. It pledges support to the Community Service Fund and stresses not a dollar should go to the Community Chest. It condemns misdirected contributions and emphasizes aiding those in need with dignity.
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Kiwanis Club
The
Chronicle-Telegram
Community Service Fund
Community Service Council
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