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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1920
Page
12
The piece argues over the five and half percent net income guarantee and government subsidies for railroads. It discusses constitutional questions, fairness, and the impact on freight and passenger rates, urging labor to support the best obtainable plan while criticizing opposition to the bill.
A garbled excerpt discusses labor groups seeking success through support or opposition to railroad legislation. It mentions Esch-Cummins and Plumb Plan debates, federal measures, and leadership views, hinting at tension between labor goals and railroad regulation during a convention context.
The readable parts describe a garbled scene with names and phrases. No coherent events, dates, or clear entities emerge to form a factual news item. The text appears as stray fragments lacking a discernible narrative or reportable item.
Columbus reports the refusal of Secretary Daiwer to head from Ohio to the Democratic national convention. His stance fuels talk that President Wilson may seek a third term or back an administration candidate, despite concerns it could breach state primary rules. Cox supporters vow to fight for the governor’s nomination regardless of the President’s intentions.
In Mansfield Mill fights, Elyria boxer Lawrie loses to Newton after a ninth round knockout. The bout shows Lawrie landing blows while Newton dominates with stinging counters. The report notes training, strategy, and crowd reaction as the match ends with Newton advancing.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions a strike and action by GAL OFF. Names and specific events unclear. references Saint and Mies Umtib appear, with detours about departir and a 44 figure. Context hints a debated course and possible denial of action. Entities are partly garbled. core idea is a strike issue and a demand to return.
The article outlines the push for universal military training and major reforms in the army structure. It discusses aviation as a new defense element and the planned expansion to twenty-two divisions with increased general officers and officers overall.
The Detroit Federation of Labor adopted a resolution endorsing a separate labor party. It states the party will act on labor promises and labor interests free from existing party ties. The stance opposes a recent Gompers pronouncement from the international federation.
An advertisement advocates Milks Emulsion as a remedy for wasting illness and long bronchial trouble. It cites a Phoenix New York resident praising recovery after seven bottles, claiming restored appetite, strength, and bowel action. Product promoted as a nutritious, pleasant emulsion with money back guarantee.
Dr Miles presents a free trial offer for nervous system remedies claiming to help weak or deranged nerves affecting heart stomach bowels bladder kidneys and more. The ad cites 59 years of experience and endorsements from bishops clerics editors and business men and invites readers to request the Astonishing Testimony booklet and a no charge urine analysis and two pound free treatment at NS 3842 352 Franklin Elkhat Ind.
An old ad promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a cure for stomach upset and liver issues. It claims tablets purify the liver and improve digestion, with examples of symptoms like bad taste coated tongue low energy and undigested foods. It suggests taking tablets at bedtime for relief and lists prices 10c and 2c.
Auction notice for a farm sale at Puller's Corners Elyria offering cattle four cars horses and farm implements. Items include six horses and several cattle with prices and payment terms. Lunch served by Ladies Aid and actions by the auctioneers Dan Eason C H Joslyn clerk Mrs C E Fuller and M E Garrett listed.
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