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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1919
Page
2
The Chronicle Telegram notes its circulation has been audited by the Bureau of Circulation, the recognized authority on expert circulation data. Associated Press dispatches are credited or not credited as allowed, with republication rights reserved.
Fragment discusses Article XI and wartime concerns of the League of Nations, arguing whether America should join the covenant and participate in world movements. It critiques provincialism and the duty to engage in global issues while weighing justice and future controversies.
Local clubs discussed repairs and season prep at a Monday meeting. Residents and visitors, including H Cook family from Minnesota and Mrs Ashley, bike between homes and cottages while plans to relocate and visit relatives circulate in Oberlin and nearby towns.
Individuals journeyed to Willard Ohio to spend a weekend with Rev B M Swan. Mrs Askey and Mrs Jennie Gunn traveled to Hicksville to see the former’s mother for a few days. Mrs J E Wickler and family returned from the college colony on the lake for a week’s stay, while Mrs Hickcock and her daughters enjoy their cottage.
Lorain youth Ben Thomas Jr. serves aboard the USS Melville. A boiler explosion killed five and injured five, with local relatives awaiting casualty names as the list is released.
Four officers and three petty officers of the navy were convicted by a general court martial for mismanagement of reserve enrollments promotions and duty assignments in the third naval district at New York.
Mrs Daichuana Quo wife of Tai Chi ud a Chinese delegate to Paris peace talks spent four months there. She warns the Shantung decision will show over 400 million Chinese the danger of aggression and may drive China to abandon pacifism and take up arms in self defense.
Local residents and travelers fill a busy period with visits across Elyria Wakeman Amherst and Cleveland. Shoppers Mrs Ruby Bates Mrs Mary Sigsworth and others circulate while relatives of several families travel to see kin. A W C T U met at Mrs Bunker with light refreshments. August events include Kent summer school travelers and Oberlin College students returning home.
After thirteen days in one hundred feet of water, the body of Myron Hughes was recovered Saturday morning. Divers Charles Ditrick and James Gilligan resumed the search, locating the body wedged between two rocks. A funeral was held from the Hughes home with Rev B F Coon and Rev Crawford officiating. Burial followed at River View cemetery. Community contributions funded the divers, including twenty three dollars from Aranke, ten dollars from Olmsted Falls Bank, and one dollar from many residents.
The readable portions mention no clear charges or charges discussion. the fragment hints at a question about fees or taxes but lacks concrete facts or names to specify any action or outcome.
Town tale reports that Mutt the park alligator sulks after a man misjudged a bite expecting a meal. Mutt opened his mouth and snapped a chew of tobacco instead causing fish and turtles to flee. He now keeps his snout above water watching for the tormentor.
Vermilion Ohio hosts the Erie Lorain and Huron county farmers picnic on August 10 with Governor Cox as the speaker for the day.
Lorain War Chest Association will distribute 22000 with 2500 to French frontier children 6590 to Red Cross for Czecho Slavs Polish and Persian relief and 12600 to Red Cross.
Mr. and Mrs. N. Younglas Sr with son Carr Mr and Mrs A Rahmer Mr and Mrs P Carr and daughter Gertrude and con fernard of Grattafi Mrs N Younglas Jr and son Robert Mr and Mrs Wm Younglas Miss Mary Carr Graf ton Miss Helen Rocher Elyria and Miss Lucile Younglas motored to Cedar Point Sunday morning.
Mrs Weiss and her daughter Miss Viola Weiss sustained bruises and cuts when their car flipped over and landed upside down in a ditch near Amherst. Miss Weiss suffered a dislocated wrist. The incident prompted a report from Chagrin Falls.
Lorain workers at the American Shipbuilding Co demand back pay from Oct 1 under a government award. The plan set the rule to next Oct 1 but postwar adjustments were sought after armistice and peace were declared. Company officials pursued a revised ruling with Washington.
ABE MARTIN reports Myrt Grimes suffered a broken arm today while attempting a somersault. Mies Pawn Lippincut spoke for three hours before the woman’s hospital visit, discussing the Swedish wafer.
Washington July 30 debates continue on the defensive treaty with France linked to the league covenant. President Wilson urges quick ratification while Baruch, others testify, and senators push for safeguards and a temporary aid pact pending league authority.
A health warning reports that many substitutes for organic iron products can cause harm by imitating Nuxated Iron. It cautions against fake versions, urges asking a pharmacist for the genuine product, and suggests trying the real Nuxated Iron only with a prescription or verified label.
A proprietor explains advertising as essential to keep customers and grow a racket store. He says he advertises to deliver good service, quality, and value, and that persistent promotion earns ongoing patronage, not mere one time appeal.
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