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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1920
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR text from The Chronicle Telegram Elyria Ohio includes ads and Associated Press notices. Mentions Burke as managing editor and addresses in Elyria with advertising references and foreign bureau connections. Contains garbled lines about price, per year rates, and newspaper associations.
The piece argues President Wilson would ruin his party to pursue personal glory. It cites a Telegram to Oregon Democrats and Lodge reservations as proof, condemning Wilson as selfish and untrustworthy. It notes fears for Democrats in northern states and a fractured Solid South.
The House Committee on Post Offices and Post Roads votes to report legislation stopping July 1 increases for second class mail. Current rates range from 1.5 cents per pound to 5.5 cents per pound. proposed repeal would keep rates, with eighth zone rising to ten cents under the July 1 plan. The bill was introduced by Rep Simeon D. Fess of Ohio.
Burleson requests an immediate $14,005,565.84 in a deficit relief measure for government telephone and telegraph services. He cites higher labor and material costs and court injunctions blocking rate hikes in some areas. The piece ends with a cynical remark on President Wilson’s political fate.
The subcommittee meeting examined a proposed league plank tied to the treaty while two opposing senators, Borah and McCormick, prepared amendments. Labor leader Samuel Gompers and Frank Walsh urged labor recognition of the Irish republic as debates over taxation, pensions, and a potential bonus shaped the long session.
The subcommittee presented the revised report from Chairman Heyes. It covered virtuals and constructed subjects, with most items written into the platform and little debate.
Lorain born candidate trained in Hirria Public Schools Ohio Wesleyan and Cleveland Law School. Partnering with A R Webber, he pledges strict economy no permanent assistant, careful attention to county and township boards, and personal aid to improve roads. He advocates fair dealing and strong law enforcement.
Patrolman Gibson, a new force member, went to the countryside Sunday to visit friends and practice revolver shooting. Five shots were fired at a tree before the gun discharged accidentally hitting a setting hen, killing the embryos inside. He plans to continue practice on a ten acre lot he intends to secure for the purpose.
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