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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1920
Page
3
The Chronicle Telegram operates as a daily paper with evening distribution and second class rates. It lists postal, pricing, and subscription options including in advance annual and weekly rates, and notes Associated Press affiliations and advertising offices in New York Chicago and Lorain County regions.
The Senate passed a resolution giving veterans a preferred right to enter public lands before filing claims. Any veteran may locate a homestead on newly opened tracts, with a sixty day preemption period before entry rights end.
The article notes Woodrow Wilson shows quiet patience and gratitude toward supporters while remaining silent on a potential third term. It argues Democrats lack clarity on his running status and suggests his position in the matter remains unstated amid shifting opinions.
The War Risk Insurance Bureau seeks to split into fourteen districts to speed administration. Congress may consider legislation to decentralize the bureau, mirroring prior Pension Bureau centralization in Washington.
The text claims Wilson would bar Americans from discussing the peace treaty and forbid Lord Grey from talking with his people. It portrays a demand for open diplomacy and broad restrictions on discussion.
Owen of Oklahoma signs his name to the list of Democrats seeking a position at the ticket when the Democratic convention convenes. The entry hints at Woodrow Wilson's possible approval for the nomination.
A reader writes in a rambling apology about past misdeeds and misunderstandings. The letter references guilt, misbehavior, and seeking forgiveness while mentioning social support, personal finances, and neighborly relations. The writer laments apologies given and asks for understanding from the community.
Mr. and Mrs. Mosher and son of Chenlin were guests of Mr and Mrs Ned Get. Mrs. Phil Gott of Akron spent several days with her parents. Mr and Mrs Will Hastings Harris Koupn of Akron were guests of his parents Sunday. Mrs. Horace Ryan entertained the Maccabee group today. Over six villagers added with the treasury. Mrs Henry Warren and Mr and Mrs Fred Smith were recent visitors in Elyria. Eker Hubbard and sister visited Elyria Thursday due to illness of their brother Edwin Hubbard. Fred Underhill and Miller Wilcox of Elyria were business visitors Saturday. Molly Mittin has been ill from parasysis. Paul Surette noted in town among readers. Mrs Opdyke has been visiting in Va. Mrs RoG Kelner brought home from Memorial hospital week and operated. Miles Epher spending time with Ben Fye. Albert Dean purchased the Woning Property on North Main. Mrs W S Skeeles was rolled in Yngesteen Saturday by the death of her daughter Mrs A J Beecher. Mr and Mrs Wed Gott entertained Mr and Mrs CS Adams and daughters Alpenac and Ruth. Mr and Mrs FL Adams and children Jheecalie Carton and Joan Lautac and Mrs Amella Adams, Sunday, in honor of Mrs Addy birthday. The Sunday wheel event was held.
A Lorain County program presents a historical lesson on George Washington and American independence. Students discuss English rule, taxation without representation, and Washington’s leadership, with a cartoon contrast of John Bull and Uncle Sam.
The text traces the career of P. Garvan tied to President Wilson era offices. It notes his early legal work, roles in the attorney general’s office, bureau of investigation, and as special assistant attorney general overseeing anarchist inquiries. It mentions his marriage to a daughter of Anthony N. Brady in 1910.
A village gathering featured prize awards to Mrs. Erwhy Adan and Mrs. Phil Gott who each received a prize from a Valentine basket. Uncle Niles Turner commented on the air, and guests enjoyed a sleigh ride to the home of Ira and Merry Swartz where about forty attendees shared an enjoyable evening. Miss Genestive Harrison planned to resume studies in Teprea after visiting parents.
A Near February update from West Ridge records multiple visits among residents and families, including Mrs Frank Evson of Elyria visiting her father Jr Baucuck, and Mrs Catharine Long of Lorain’s passing. Social events feature Mrs Henry Shanver hosting Ladies Aid, and a Carlisle Grange gathering drawing many Ridge residents. Health updates show Mrs Lucy Miller and daughter Elizabeth battling flu with improving conditions.
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