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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1921
Page
3
A local editorial endorses Mayor Jones for renomination praising his full dedication, independence from cliques, and fair, citizen focused leadership. It lauds restraint on costs via vetoes and supports his continued service as Elyria’s chief executive.
The former New York Senator Marty McCue resigns to take a surrogate court clerk role. He will live at home in New York City and earn fifteen hundred dollars as a senator and six thousand as a clerk, offsetting hotel costs. The note recalls his past as a saloon keeper and fighter and questions his stance on legislation.
Multiple newspapers weigh the proposed Anglo Japanese alliance amid Australia's and Canada's backing. Some editors urge a modified or no treaty, while others see a tri partite U S Britain Japan pact as possible to curb arms and bolster peace. Opinions vary on America joining and Britain's bound stance toward Japan.
Chronology notes key Ohio events from 1843 to 1897. It cites James E. Campbell born in Middletown, the 1850 state constitutional convention adjournment due to cholera, the 1869 Democratic convention at Columbus nominating Gen William S Rosecrans, and William S Groesbeck a former congressman linked to Johnson impeachment. It records Groesbeck’s death in New York City.
Washington reports that Mexico and General Villa have agreed to an armistice. In a separate action the United States lifted its trade ban on Russia with the exception of munitions.
A new Washington initiative tests little cabinets led by Postmaster General Hays. The first session includes Postmaster Hays and supervisory Post Office officials with executives like Ed wards Degnan Mooney Frankel Shaughnessy Glover Bil Jany Simmons Perkins Re Kar Courtlard Smith listed in the photo.
The report shows assets including loans on real estate and collateral, U.S. bonds and securities, banking house and fixtures, cash items, and reserves. Total assets and various deposits are listed, with A J Robinson signing as cashier andNotary Public Harry A. Redington certifying the statement on July 7, 1921. The document cites substantial figures for deposits, certificates of deposit, savings deposits, and cash items.
Rt Rev David Sessums of New Orleans born in Houston Texas 63 years ago today. Prince George eldest son of King Constantine of Greece born in Athens 11 years ago today. Rt Rev William Guerry of South Carolina born in Clarendon County 00 years ago today. Richard Carle longtime musical comedy favorite born in Somerville Massachusetts 50 years ago.
The American Board of Foreign Missions meets in Los Angeles. Jack Johnson faces release from Leavenworth after term. Coolidge to address American Classical League in Philadelphia. Ohio Red Men confer degrees on President Harding at the White House. Jockey clubs and racing meetings planned in Queens County, Kentucky, Niagara, Montreal, and Toronto. Grand circuit trotting in North Randall. Golf opens in Atlanta and Sioux City. Massachusetts and Worcester host tournaments. Oxford Cambridge tennis clash noted.
July reports describe seven mysterious fires prompting Deputy State Fire Marshals Patton and Reynolds to visit Youngstown for an investigation. Local fire chief Joseph Wallace links business slump to arson risk and notes an insured property carrying $1,500 with about $150 damage.
Berlin dispatch reports Polish insurgents have been recognized and attacked to seize control of Ioeng Schuette in Upper Silesia. The development comes from officials in Oppeln today.
Rome reports that negotiations for restoring diplomatic ties between the Vatican and Italy were officially denied. The Vatican also rejected rumors Pope Benedict would move Pope Leo XIII’s remains from St. Peter’s to St. John Lateran.
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