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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1920
Page
16
The fragment lists office address 331 Second St Elyria Ohio and contact details, pricing, and association affiliations. It notes postal handling, rates per year and region, and AP membership and advertising representation.
In Elyria Ohio on June 4 1920 Governor Edwards predicted a wet ruling from the U.S. Supreme Court. The court held the Ohio legislature's ratification of the prohibition and woman suffrage amendments was sufficient and that a referendum to the people was not required. Enemies of both amendments lose as ballots counted.
An 1912 Democratic pledge to build a merchant marine without tax burdens is recalled. The piece argues only shipping law and shipbuilding spurred growth, while current Congress debates the Jones Bill to create a permanent merchant fleet with minimal government cost.
A Ding cartoon in New York portrays a farmer kneeling for farm aid and a city worker begging for food. The farmer says they raised only enough for themselves, highlighting a gap between producers and consumers and the strain on rural livelihoods.
The Interstate Commerce Commission moves quickly to use the new railroad act powers to suspend rules and take needed actions to keep freight trains moving amid congestion. Republicans support urgent measures to address the current transportation strains.
A fragment discusses how The New York Times and other pro league sources recount the League of Nations activities. It notes satisfaction with commissions and council talks while lamenting the public lack of protest and authority after the treaty, arguing premier figures on the council lack real power.
A new relic, the sash worn by General Jack at his mortal wounding, is added to Mount Vernon’s historical collection. The piece is paired with a defunct treaty and framed as a mantle of internationalism tied to Mr. Wil den’s political prestige, amid shifts in national allegiance.
A reader argues for taxing land value rather than improved properties, proposing site value taxation to reduce speculation and fund public works. Harry Brilhart of 230 Spruce Street urges replacing the current unjust system with a single tax on land location, aiming to boost public funds and home ownership.
Threathod yant Young bullheads placed in city reservoirs by state fish and grainy society. Mary Martin of Bellevue accuser new husband Charles Martinn the divorce petition as not yet divorced. Metal Spinning and Stamping Co of Cleveland orders 20 000 brass castings weekly from City Metal Casting Co. figures Horner Willard and ABDa Sutlis Monroeville listed. Campaign activity includes petitions for Ales G. Rigter Bellevue Republican prosecuting attorney Elmer K. McMorris Wil lard city clerk and Republican county treasurer.
Monroeville news notes a missing paper mache pig from ARE MARTIN That Tite Eros. window display during the circus parade. Chuck Tite checked the side show at the circus grounds but the pig remains missing. The Tattler backs Debs and hints at political jockeying amid campaign chatter. Eleven graduates from Monroeville Normal School reported.
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