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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1919
Page
4
The Elyria Telegram reports it has a guaranteed circulation figure following an audit by the American Audit Bureau of Circulation, the recognized authority on newspaper circulation.
A local opinion argues for stricter building setbacks in Elyria to prevent overcrowding and create airier streets. The writer urges a law requiring residences to be built at least 20 feet from the pavement, with few exceptions, to improve aesthetics and future prospects.
The administration rejects any halt to land purchases for military use after the war. It defends abandoning a large Oklahoma camp and spending millions to establish a new base in Georgia.
The writer warns that radicalist propaganda harms informed thinking and fuels social unrest through strikes and class distrust. They urge President Wilson to campaign by delivering a Memorial Day address in the United States to boost Republican votes if he seeks re election.
The Money Corral is a William Hart Western shown at the Strand next Sunday with Jane Novak starring. It includes a costly rodeo scene praised for realism and features Hart and Lambert Hillyer as writers and co directors.
Delegates from 10 nations at the Pan American Federation of Labor congress in New York adopt a resolution demanding that all nations be made eligible to the League of Nations. Samuel Gompers, AFL president, proposed the amendment after a committee report endorsing the league. Debate followed over feasibility for non admitted countries.
Reports from multiple Ohio towns summarize labor actions and incidents. Central Union Telephone workers in Findlay return to work after a 42 percent wage increase and arbitration for remaining demands. Other notes cite farm labor shortages in Huron County, a car men strike vote in Cleveland, police guarding Youngstown City Hall after a threat, Haywood's disappointment over bond denial in Leavenworth, a costly Wrightstown fire, James Hamilton Lewis declining a Belgian honor, a Denver convention backing a national labor party, and an English car signal linked to a clutch pedal system.
Under a new resolution, Mr. Gompers is authorized to sail Friday for Europe to participate in the International Trades Union congress and to cooperate with labor organizations there as he deems advisable.
The Department of Justice lifted parole restrictions on a great majority of German and Austrian alien enemies. After July 15, most paroles will be raised except where special surveillance is needed. The department says about three fourths of alien enemies on parole are affected. Davis on New Court reports Davis as American representative to the permanent court of inter justice allied with the League of Nations.
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