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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1919
Page
10
The Evening Program costs 12 cents per week with eight cents for four weeks. The Evening Telegram yearly rate is 6.00 by carrier in advance, and 3.00 for non Elyria addresses by mail. Elyria Postoffice receives it as second class. Circulation audited by the American Audit Bureau of Circulation.
Careless driving laws allow courts to suspend a driver's privilege to operate a vehicle for six months without revoking the license. An Ohio court recently applied this, suggesting broader use of license suspension as a deterrent for extreme negligence or disregard of others' rights.
The U S Wheat Director announces guaranteed wheat price from 2.28 to 2.30 a bushel at Galveston and New Orleans to encourage shipments from gulf ports and curb hopes for cheaper bread.
Michael Devanney was reappointed United States Marshal for the southern district of Ohio for four years. Edwin Wertz was reappointed United States district attorney for northern Ohio. Mrs Tona Messina died and her husband was badly injured when their auto left a Detroit Cincinnati trip and overturned. Findlay College received 15000 in liberty bonds for the science hall endowment from D M Bare of Roaring Springs Pa.
Marion Ohio July 11 Traffic on several interurban and streetcar lines was tied up after a breakdown at the local power plant and storm damage on high tension wires from Stratford near Delaware. Much corn crop damage from hail near Caledonia and livestock losses by lightning were reported across the county.
An advertisement promoting Phynola claims quick weight loss without dieting or exercise. It asserts fat reduction through stomach digestion support, noting five grains after meals and at night, with J. Albert supplying genuine Phynola cheaply.
President Wilson presents the Versailles peace treaty and the league of nations to the Senate. He calls the document a world settlement and offers access to further information and his team’s aid for study and ratification. The speech outlines general aims and references the Paris conference proceedings.
The speaker asserts the United States must maintain moral leadership and embrace the league of nations as essential for global peace. The treaty aligns with the fourteen points, supports free government, and underpins any future international understanding without the league.
The speaker recalls America entering World War I to defend right against autocratic power and describes the postwar aims. He praises the soldiers as moral champions, outlines the creation of new nations, international safeguards, and the push for a League of Nations to secure lasting peace and justice worldwide.
Scraps of a legal notice recount a Lorain woman alleging hardship and abuse as she seeks divorce and child custody. The text mentions a police or court response, a plea for support, and various procedural hints amid fragmented names and details.
A damaged OCR fragment notes a sale with terms about weekly payments and working capital. Mentions March, an address in Cleveland, and a Lorain County context. No clear parties, dates, or concrete item described due to unreadable text.
Vincent Mr Macintyre of Vincent departed Thursday to visit his mother in Lawshehie. John and lorris will attend the funeral of his aunt Mrs Wood'ng this evening.
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