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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1919
Page
9
The article notes the original members of the League of Nations and the signatories listed in the annex to the covenant. It explains that other states named in the annex may accede without reservations to the covenant.
The article outlines who may join the League of Nations based on the Covenant and annex, noting signers such as United States, the British Empire, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and India. It explains voting, admission by two thirds, potential additions by self governing states, and withdrawal rules after two years with full obligations fulfilled.
The article argues that tax burdens fall disproportionately on the poor who pay through indirect costs despite not dealing with the county treasurer. It critiques politicians who dismiss taxation as a distant issue and warns that voters’ vital interests lie in understanding true tax rates and their impact on low income families.
The writer argues taxes borne by merchants and manufacturers raise prices for goods and rents. If direct taxpayers understood government costs, support for wasteful spending would wane and political leaders would face tighter scrutiny.
Knights of Columbus run schools in auto mechanics carpentry machine handling and employment management at Camp Dix and elsewhere. They report returned soldiers sharpened wits and higher wage earning potential due to military discipline and front line experience aided by the organization’s recreation and educational programs. General Pershing praised their services to the American Expeditionary Forces.
General Pershing sends warm thanks to the Knights of Columbus War Activities chairman William J. Mulligan for the group's contributions to the war effort. The letter expresses appreciation for their support and efforts on behalf of the American cause.
Fragmentary text references a cowardly figure and a newspaper accused of being a year behind the times. It mentions a post office matter and a dispute over payment or handling. The overall context remains unclear and several names are unreadable.
Samuel Jordon Graham of Pittsburgh, Pa., is nominated to the Court of Claims by President Wilson. He serves as assistant attorney general. contact 2739 for task details.
Smiley and ABE MARTIN Arts documented a wedding at a beautiful home yesterday while a playful line notes a nine dollar find. Mr and Mrs Lafe Bud plan to visit a dear country aunt this week but her chickens remain too small to fry.
The city council approved a new sewer on Beach Street and water connections for a Gray-Barr Co factory. West Proad Street sidewalk to the market house was ordered widened. Final legislation funded paving on East and West Avenues Harvard Street Second Street Alley Park Avenue St Clair Ohio and Glenwood Streets. The piece ends with a quip about the Senate declaring peace after the Toledo strip.
The Herald praised the Walters quartet after their Redpath Chautauqua appearance in Louisville Kentucky. The 12 000 seat Armory drew praise for the singers with the audience sitting in silence during numbers and bursting into applause at the end of each offering.
Santa Barbara resident Adnan Adrian billed as “The Burbank Man” will appear during Chautauqua week to discuss Luther Burbank's innovations. He will showcase spineless cactus fruit and other California garden products, including high yielding fodder plants and color altered flowers, with remarks on Burbank’s fame.
Rain delays noted on July 22 amid the National Tube plant restart. The No. 4 furnace comes online and workers shift from part time to full time as hundreds in the area resume steady employment in the five-furnace operation.
Lorain reports a 22 Flora Vanze girl died from internal injuries after a wagon team panicked near a street car, trampling her and injuring her three year old brother and a driver who are said to be recovering. The incident occurred as the horses fled from John Zoiton’s wagon.
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