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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1919
Page
2
The House approved the wartime and constitutional prohibition act after defeating a motion to recommit and substitute a more liberal measure. The bill defines intoxicating liquor as 0.5 percent alcohol or more and allows private stocks for owners, family, and bona fide guests only. The final tally was 287 for, 101 against, and three present.
Senator Atlee Pomerene of Ohio will seek the Democratic presidential nomination. The announcement by Joseph C Breitenstein of Cleveland marks the first shot in the campaign and signals efforts for a Ohio favorite son indorsement and a united delegation at the national convention.
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Coroners inquiry in Chicago probes the Big Machine disaster that killed twelve and injured twenty eight. Theories include spontaneous combustion, burning oil from cylinders, static electricity sparked ignition, and open air exhausts. Prosecution is planned. Goodyear officials questioned. no negligence found yet.
About 2,500 military prisoners in Leavenworth Federal Prison refuse to work as guards try to move them from cells. Colonel Erick Rice met with 12 prisoners, mostly foreign-born radicals, who demanded shorter hours and more food. Rice will forward the demands to Washington. A separate note reports a monument dedication to the first Rome Beauty apple tree in Proctorville, Ohio.
The piece notes how Russian children, especially girls, move from play to work as they age while the M C A expands playgrounds in Samara with five athletic fields. It also mentions a Russian boy named Shanghai in Harbin and that Tartars adopt American games though a threat to bar souvenir collecting arose.
East St Louis Illinois July 22 The Billy Reagen saloon has been owned by Reagen and refit into a mission renamed The Ruth Thomas Mission Rev Wakhefeld leads the project The site lies about two blocks from the lockyards
The undersigned prohibit berry picking hunting and trespassing on premises. Estelle Rust of Grafton and Elytia Bread request that visitors respect private property and refrain from entering without permission.
An old time advertisement promotes Malsified co coanut oil shampoo as pure and greaseless. It claims soaps and traditional shampoos are too alkaline and drying. The product costs little, lasts months, and yields rich lather that cleanses and rinses easily leaving hair soft, bright, and easy to handle.
Kruba once of Boston sues for divorce in Worcester claiming an advertisement led to a wife who later left after nineteen days. Michael says Annie answered the ad and departed with a $600 trial, leaving him without a wife or the funds.
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