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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1921
Page
2
A critical examination argues Governor Davis prorogued the legislature with no precedent in this state or likely any state. The move deprives elected representatives of legislative input, threatens constitutional rights, and could endanger the next budget and reorganization bills if deemed unconstitutional.
The Bergdoll fugitive case highlights Wilson era department failures as the wealth of Bergdoll and family funded his escape to Canada and Germany. President Harding halted the luxury flow, seizing property and asserting national dignity amid criticism of officials and their testimony.
A satirical and caustic column attacks a “valorous youth” who fled to Germany, contrasts it with the sacrifices of U S soldiers, and accuses the man of dodging obligations under a Democratic administration. The piece implies German contempt for a cowardly slacker who enjoys wealth while abroad.
A long article surveys Allied reparations talks with multiple papers weighing outcomes for America, France, and Germany. It notes varying views on Germany’s compliance, world recovery, and the impact on credits, trade, and inflation. A final paragraph mocks headlines about utilities and taxes while mentioning a stalled Ford and a local figure.
Replacing Charles I. Thomas Colorado Senator Lemuel D. Nicholson emerges as a leading capitalist figure dubbed the chair of Millionaire's Row. The former mining operator from Leadville won a three cornered election last year after a prior defeat for Lieutenant Governor.
Fifteen years ago Captain C H Buttenbender announced his candidacy for councilman from the Fourth Ward. Memorial Day observances included Richard Allen and Elijah Hayden Posts G A R Women’s Auxiliary and Sons of Veterans with Rev George Johnson of the Baptist church delivering the address. The West Broad Street red mill was under remodeling by Garret Reublin to become a store. Chamber of Commerce members held a straw vote opposing a municipal owned sheeting plant. Seven local fire insurance men indicted for price fixing were discharged after a demurrer was sustained by Judge Washburn.
Attorneys clash over a $5,000 damage suit filed by Elroy Griffith, a Lorain boy who claims injury. The disputed case centers on the alleged incident and its consequences as legal arguments unfold.
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