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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1922
Page
9
The report recounts Senator Willis condemning debt cancellations for allies and backing a peace pact that limits sovereignty issues. It notes criticism of Article 10 in the League and argues that debt cancellations may be forced for industrial rehabilitation, with loans tied to wartime needs.
The Court of Appeals decision on Cleveland's gas ordinance is praised as decisive and fair by local papers. It affirms some points the public wanted and some the gas company sought, offering a clear determination of the disputed issue and marking a settled matter for citizens.
The Dixie Jazz Band will perform at the New City Market on East Broad Street from 6:30 to 9:30 Saturday under the George A. Clark Company. The event promotes musical entertainment for a wide audience in a bustling city venue.
A jumble of 1812 era references, college mentions, and a string of names and places, including Ohio elements and national figures. The text lists events, speeches, and associations from Chicago to Los Angeles, with scattered dates and institutions, implying a broad snapshot of mid century affairs.
Fragmented OCR page shows comedic telegraph items and notices with scattered names and ads. Jumbled text includes personal names, local places, and brief lines resembling a classifieds section and comic snippets.
Fragmentary OCR hints at a college basketball game with Marquette and Spokane references. Details are garbled with partial team names and scattered scores, limiting concrete facts for a full summary.
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