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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1922
Page
11
A landmark editorial argues America can shape the postwar world by aiding reconstruction rather than retreating. It warns that European turmoil risks widening into a global conflict that could reach the United States, urging a Samaritan role and united policy over isolation.
Premier Bonar Law’s frank remark that Britain cannot pay its debt to the United States unless France Germany and Italy contribute raises questions about America’s potential aid. The piece suggests Britain’s pride may hinder acknowledging inability to pay and warns that European repayment depends on Germany. It ponders the origin of a looming war prophecy and America’s role in global rehabilitation.
Akron Beacon Journal urges readers to fix a Herald dream of store aisles filling at 9 o clock in mid December. It describes women and men leaving homes early to shop and reports the dream becoming brisk business, urging Akron to make the dream come true before Christmas.
The Northwest may require help as transportation failures worsen stock holdings and railroad stockpiles. Bonds are issued anew while railroads fail to maintain rolling stock, risking a calamitous winter. Some blame wartime government control for the situation.
A compact sequence of dated notes from Ohio history and politics includes governors, conventions, and federal appointments. It mentions Worthington, a state convention in Columbus, Edwin Stanton becoming Attorney General in Buchanan's cabinet, and an anti liquor tax movement context. The passage blends historical milestones with garbled fragments and scattered names across years.
Abe Martin, fourth son of the King of England, marks his twentieth birth today. The Secretary of State and Mrs Hughes host a dinner in Washington. Delegates from many States are expected in Providence, FR.1, for the annual convention of the National Society of Sons and Daughters of the Faiths.
A garbled, early 20th century sports item mentions Jim Armitage and a set of bowling fortunes. It references Theobald and Camdroo farmer figures, with fragmented lines about crowds, money, and public interest. The piece reads like a scattered crawl of quotes and misread names from a sporting section.
Reports say Foreign Minister Mesanao Hanihara is to be succeeded by Ambassador Shidehara in Tokyo. Shidehara, with 12 years in the United States, previously led the San Francisco consulate and now heads to Washington as ambassador. Hanihara, a veteran diplomat who played a key role at the Washington Arms Conference, has been on leave due to illness.
The stand has moved to the corner of Cheapside and Second Street for service. Minute service to Cleveland remains at the hour and on the half hour.
The excerpt suggests a concern over stabilizing economic conditions in a region labeled in the fragmented text. It references a looming war and compares to prewar German actions at Vrance in 1914, warning of an armed Americas spending heavily in preparation. It also mentions a vast global meat consumption estimate of twenty million tons annually.
See our wreaths before buying made in Elyria not the sweat shop department store variety made to your order Hecock Floral Co 333 Broad St.
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