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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1919
Page
11
Leaders in the Commerce conference held in Chicago are featured with other members of the group. The accompanying photo shows the attendees and highlights efforts to address rising living costs.
Paris December 23 German official circles judge final ratification of the German Peace Treaty unlikely before year end. The German delegation head announced a return to Berlin to consult with the government on latest developments. He stressed the move did not signify a breakdown in negotiations.
Washington December 23 A dated report from Assoc iated Press indicates both sides show willingness to concede and accept concessions to reach a compromise on the peace treaty.
Senators predicted a quick ratification of the treaty by Sumte leaders and parties, with action possible before January 1b. This would let President Wilson lift wartime prohibition and grant a wet period prior to the constitutional amendment taking effect on that date.
A Moscow dispatch states the Russian foreign minister has offered to start negotiations with Poland immediately. The wireless telegram from London cites a government envoy signaling readiness for talks to end hostilities.
Claude Sachs yesterday received word from the Turkish government that her sister Wodelude Desmond wife of Dyelal Be former Turkish consul general at Sekpark and her husband were murdered by revolutionists early in September in Budapest.
An old advertisement touts kidney pills as a tested remedy for kidney health and urinary issues. It markets them to couples and individuals, claiming life‑changing benefits and testimonials from readers and distributors in Buffalo New York and nearby areas.
Plain clothesmen from a six train cloth department will be on duty in the Iowa town district tomorrow to protect merchants from shop lifters. The effort follows a cave in at East State Street and ongoing repairs by merchants and the National Tube Co amid reported thefts and shoplifting activity.
The county board, in a brief statement, expects the work to be finished within a short time, signaling prompt progress on the project. Officials emphasized efficiency and oversight during the final stages.
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