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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1920

Page

8

Seattle mayoral race cited as class conflict debate

The 1920 Chronicle Telegram column discusses Seattle's mayoral election where a union labor candidate faced a nonclass opponent. It argues against class domination by any single group and praises voter repudiation of privileged interests while supporting fair legislation and public liberty.

Seattle Washington Repubnal Labor Manufacturers’ Association Inor Gompers

Goats Harnessed to Cart Stir Up Neighborhood Fun

Children rig a packing box cart with two goats Billy and Tim harnessed by leather straps. Mike O Hara leads the team as the goats pull the cart along a dusty road. Nanny agrees to a swift drill to punish Tim Rooney if he misbehaves.

Nanny Billy Tommy Mike O'Hara Tim Mike Bly Tim Rooney USS Watch

The Woman Who Neglected Her Husband

A wife learns her marriage suffered from her focus on children and home. An intimate friend counsels to rekindle affection by welcoming, talking, and sharing with her husband, restoring companionship that had faded. The Nevilles reconcile after a visit to the store, realizing the husband remains the central partner.

ABE MARTIN quits over cough from cigarette smoke

The comic persona ABE MARTIN leaves the column after refusing to endure cigarette smoke. The piece notes his long campaign and the public reaction to his resignation.

Subtle satire and political jabs dominate a distracted public rant

A collage of cryptic quips and clippings mocks efficiency regimes, political foibles, and popular culture. It references regulation, advertising, Mond, and vanity, with jibes at Chaplin, York, Ford, and Broadway figures. The piece travels from satire to political forecast and social commentary.

New York Charley Chaplin Henry Ford

Dinner Stories Tre Eer Set

Anecdotes unfold about a pig, a judge, and a courtroom quip in a humorous sketch. The tale shifts to Lady Astor recounting an anti suffrage tale in London. A grocer Mr Boggs teases women signatories while confirming signatures on a petition.

Lady Astor London Lordner India Mr. Logg Lord Milner

Wiggin Family Visit Planned by Miss Wudey

In Camden on March 8 Mrs Wiggin and Misses Gertrude and Ruth Wiggin plan a visit for Miss Marion Wudey of Henrietta to visit Arthur Wiggin at the Meinral Nuspiiad Fa.

Camden Wiggin Gertrude Ruth Wiggurs Marion Wudey Henrietta Meinlral Nuspiiad Fa Artuur Wiggin

Community Notices From Wakeman and Nearby Areas

Ed Ayliff accompanied Rev G H Wiggin to Collins for the funeral of Jota Colake man. George Whitney and Eph Kem were in Cleveland on business. Mrs Andrew Radcliffe visited Stuben. Mr and Mrs Del Williams took possession of their new farm from Mrs Moahs. Mr and Mrs Thomas Welsh will care for Miss June Williams and her farm. Mr and Mrs Adam Miller of Berlinville spent Monday and Tuesday with Geo Miller. Noble Hart of Wakeman was in town Tuesday. Mrs Dureey and family left for Elyria. O W Betts visited Wellington on business. San Haynes of Wellington visited Fred Perkins. Mrs C L Shafers sale attracted a small crowd. proceeds about 15.80. Mr and Mrs Frank Calkins open Thursday in Pittsfield with their parents Mr and Mrs Charles Prlend. Mr L Hudwards ill. Mr and Mrs A Parking and son Kart and Miss Frances Vere king were in Oberlin Saturday.

Ed. Ayliff G. H. Wiggin Collins Jota Co Ulake George Whitney Eph. Kem Cleveland Bushness Andrew Raadcliffe Mro del. Willams Moahs Thomas Welsh Will Can June Wiliams Adam Miller Berlinville Thair Gon Geo. Miller Noble Hiarst Wakeman Dureey Elyria O. Betts Wellington San Haynes Fred Perkins C. L. Shafers Sale Ladies Aid Sociery Frank Calkins Pittsfeld Charles

Viscountess Maitland Returns After Six Years

The Viscountess Maitland, famed American social figure and noted miniaturist, returns to the U.S. after six years. She is the daughter of the late English judge Sir Robert Vaughan and wife of Maitland, an officer in the Scots Guards and holder of royal guard titles.

Viscountess Maitland Viscounteas Maitland America New York Supreme Court of England Sir Robert Vaughan Maitland Scots Guards Royal Bodyguard Otland Jlung Everete Otth Lord Mettlend Bari Rete Heredity Ara’ Ard Scotland Ceorge

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