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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1921
Page
4
The piece argues public opinion condemns Congress for delays and weak leadership. It cites slow handling of army and Navy bills and tax measures, urging leaders to rally and push decisive action before further disrepute. It notes potential executive pressure to mobilize support from outside Congress.
In the June North American Review Rear Admiral Bradley A. Fiske argues for defending the Philippines with airplanes plus submarines. He urges a strong aviation corps, noting Manila's strategic location near Eastern Asia and the risk of a swift Japanese seizure, then asks how to defend the archipelago.
The Wichita Eagle notes that if Mr Taft becomes chief justice of the Supreme Court the nation should not fear the court’s immediate future, describing the move as assuring for the bench. The brief item reflects optimism about Taft’s leadership.
Quotations from Spokane Spokesman-Review and Minnyota Journal praising a man of influence for the Supreme Court. References suggest Taft would be an admirable selection as discussed by Independent Republican papers.
The Lynchburg News notes Taft faces skepticism over a possible appointment to the Supreme Court. It argues he lacks public standing and consistency, citing his clash with Republican leaders and mixed political stances, casting doubt on his fitness for the high court.
The Madrid Epoca cautions that France and Spain face a serious quarrel over Tangier unless a clear solution to territorial rights is reached. It notes that while relations remain cordial, both nations insist on their principles and seeks a tactful, detail by detail approach to resolve disputes without altering core claims.
A London Daily Mail writer tours a large north England steel works at rest. He contrasts blazing factories with silent furnaces and chalked racehorse names on girders, calling the quiet scene tragic and haunting.
Former House Democrat Thadeus H Caraway now a U S Senator from Arkansas succeeds William F Kirby He is linked to Heflin and Harrison of the Solid South and is known as Judge a witty capable lawyer who once served as Arkansas circuit court judge and spent years in politics born in 1871 in Mississippi raised in Tennessee and Arkansas The piece portrays him as a raconteur with Southern drawl and strong South lineage.
The article portrays shuttered works and idle yards two weeks after closures, with cor verters idle wagons on sidings and a sparse rail finishing crew. Officials speak of hard times while the slag department shows limited activity and long lines form at labor exchanges.
State officials were informed that R D Williamson president of the state board of agriculture is seriously ill in Xenia with gall stones and jaundice.
Cork reports heavy air action as British forces clash with Irish Republican Army units. Three IRA members died, twelve wounded, and 149 captured, with air scouts locating a large body of republican troops. Crown casualties are described as light amid intensified fighting in County Cork.
Cincinnati police were asked to stop a planned marriage between Virginia Ray, 20, a Notre Dame Academy student, and a Huntington West Virginia man whose name was withheld. Police hunted for a description of the girl described as a pretty blonde, but by 2 am no match had been seen at railroad terminals.
Covington man James H. Nevel 81 a Confederate Civil War veteran and member of General John Morgan's raiders died yesterday afternoon at his home 2415 Kendall Street Covington He joined General Morgan's company during the war and his passing ends a long life linked to Confederate memory
The Neuter Cedar Company plant at Fort Vue across the river from McKeesport and part of the McKeesport Tin Plate Company were leveled by a six hour blaze. Losses are estimated at 200000 and 2800000 respectively. E R Crawford said debris would be cleared and operations would resume with half staff in a few days.
A man from Cynthiana Kentucky began his professional journey at age 21 in a local company. He later pursued broader opportunities and became noted for his early start in business. The report highlights the roots of his career in the Kentucky town.
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