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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1920
Page
2
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Congress established a permanent Women's Bureau in the Department of Labor to study wage earning women. It will cost $75,000 annually and aims to promote welfare, improve working conditions, raise efficiency, and expand profitable employment. The bureau previously existed only as a temporary measure and has studied restrooms sanitation guarding machinery dust fire escapes and similar needs.
The piece surveys political currents surrounding theFrisco convention and tariff debates. It contrasts Democratic and Republican stances on tariffs, labor, and railroads, noting Taft and Hoover influence in the platform and the challenge of uniting party factions ahead of the election.
A light collection of humorous anecdotes and social jests. A lover plans to wed Flitty Flipflop, a London gymnastic scene puzzles a traveler, an excited insured woman seeks urgent coverage during a home fire, and Hazel fragen about the legality after Bert’s Sunday proposal.
The New York Times, noting intense partisanship, declared the Republican presidential nominee inferior in ability. Democratic commentator Mr. Bryan, always sincere, said both candidates are capable and will appeal to a large party majority.
Gen. Smuts says the country seeks not selfish aims but wants to avoid European entanglements. He is credited with a major role in authoring the League of Nations covenant.
L D Woodruff assesses the likely campaign issue landscape as San Francisco and Chicago platforms diverge. He questions whether League of Nations, reservations, and Taft Root influence will shape the Republican plank, while Democrats struggle over temperance, Esch-Cummins, and presidential dominance.
The draft contrasts Harding and Wilson, arguing Harding would be a milder, less autocratic president while Wilson seeks control. It notes the Senate favors a restrained leader and warns a vigorous executive might defend big interests, with Woodruff framing the constitutional versus autocratic balance.
Eight room home with oak finish stairway, cemented cellar, stone foundation, hot water heat, recently painted and papered. Lot 50 by 165 with fruit trees. If sold before July 1 price is $2000 under cost to build. Terms. Phone 7843 for 2985.
Men’s Genuine Panama and Leghorn hats advertised at The Robinson and Han cock Co priced at 44.85 dollars. The listing emphasizes quality straw hats for men.
A local report from Ashland on June 23 notes a man attacked Minus Kadith Brown a B and C railroad stenographer, breaking her glasses and injuring her face. City officials set bonds totaling 87 800 for street improvements.
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