German Reparations Debate Echoes Across Nations
Tuesday March 8 1921 reports the Allied demand that Germany pay about 55 billion dollars in reparations for wartime destruction. It notes German guilt is clear yet quibbles over payment terms persist, with allies projecting up to 100 billion could be paid in twenty years, now scaled to forty two years. The piece emphasizes unity between France and Britain and the inevitability of collecting reparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Allied Council
Germany
America
M. Poincaire
France
Britain
Treasuries
Basis of fair rents critique in Lorain county debate
The article discusses high rents across U S cities, focusing on Lorain county. It cites landlord practices, contrasts replacement value with actual investment, and presents W Burke Harmon’s method: rent should yield 11.8 percent return plus taxes repairs insurance and depreciation. It notes the need for fair, invester level returns in housing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
W. Burke Harmon
American Trust Company of
New York
Harmon
An Editorial On Advertising Practices
An editorial argues high paid roles in advertising require rare skill and salesmanship. It notes ads reach millions, advertisers test messages in small markets, and only convincing, factual ads stay. Vigilance by industry groups guards against false or misleading claims, with legal action for flagrant cases. Readers are urged to read ads daily to avoid missing facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Advertising Clubs
The
World
Uumurie
Erie Railroads Wage Cut Violates Law Says Board
The Erie railway announced wage cuts and longer hours for workers, prompting the United States Railway Labor Board to rule the move violates the Cummins Esch act. The decision, seen as moral though largely unenforceable, precedes expected talks with maintenance of way staff and other eastern railroads. The Erie had contested prior wage orders amid protests by unions and dispatchers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Eria
United States Railway Labor Board
Erie
Transportavon
the Erie
United Brotherhood Sf
Amerian
Sca
Cartier
Rebuild planned for burned Canning Co plant
20 years ago Elyria and nearby towns report a plan to rebuild the recently burned Canning Company plant and seek a new location. Lorain Times editor W O R Comings is named public schools superintendent replacing H M Parker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDonald
Canning Co
W Or Comnings
The
Lorain Times
H. M. Parker
Real estate transfers reported in Lorain area records
A sequence of transfers involves Peter Weber Con Rico Lot A Catela township for 8000, J Wagser man Lot 482 Elyria 6250, Wm Lehr Lot 3 Lorain 10 to H Freidman, several Lorain and Elyria parcels changing hands including lots 4 14 16 and 482 with prices ranging from 10 to 1950, plus Amherst and Wellington entries and a 19 center lot sale to F J Ishike and other minor deeds listed by name and place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Weber ¢On
Rico
Catela
W. T. Betr
Lorain
Wm Lehr
H. Freidman
Mvers
W. J. Evans
Wellington
C. Lertzman
L. M. Lertzman
C, Lertzman
Sanford
International Real Estate Co
Loyal Women's Sunday school officers misprint corrected
Eaton Eaton March missed a misprint in last week's Loyal Women's Sunday school news. Mrs Burton Ross was elected president and Mrs Newton Hoskin vice president. Dorothy and Donald Randall have chicken pox. Several local residents and visitors are mentioned with family illnesses travels and births. Lois Arlene, a nine pound daughter, born to Arthur J Carpenter and wife. Ford Hill reports Dr E C Hill improving at Lakeside hospital. Continued notes on visits, illness and movements of area residents through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde
Arthur J Carpenter
Lois Arlene
Stanley Hoskin
Elstig
Newton
Ford Hil
Cleveland
E. C. Hill
Lakeside Hospital
Local Social Notes From Elyria Area
Mrs Elson Munney suffers from tonellitis and hosts dinner guests including Mr and Mrs George Cornish with the M Hopwoods. Frances Davis returns home after three years training at Elyria Memorial Hospital and will stay for now for special care. Clyde Hennie of Cleveland visits his aunt Myre. A Parent Teachers Association meeting drew a poor turnout despite a talk by R P Vaughn, principal of Elyria High School, on home child training. Fern Hennie and Velma Van visited Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urday
Elson Munney
George Cornish
M Hopwood
Frances Davis
Elyria Memorial Hos
Pital
Clyde Hennie
Cleveland
Myre
Edgar Mills
R. P. Vaughn
Elyria High School
Fern Hennie
Velma van
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the Chronicle-Telegram
Hlyria Postoffice
Deily
Ely
Catly
Savaay
Cally
Elyria
Ohio
International News Service
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Bureau of Advertising
Amercan Newspaper Publishers Association
A E Clavden
Fifth Ave
Cheagy
John W. Hunter
Marquette Ride
Society
News of Society
Russia
A. A.C
Neb
Cummins-Esch
Newark
Licking River
Columbus
Oh’o
E. L Dakan
Ohio State University
Daken
Floria
Will Corinne Vinore Lawson
EO J Craft
Blanche Southard
Pearl Levercool
Lorain Reel
Milla
Eiia
Andwur
H Ely
E J Rare Protector Hall
Oberlin
EG. Gelwold
Mom'nent
Middle Avenue
John Arthur and
Frank Reahln
Andwur Hotel
M. J. Farrell
Florence
Ohio National Guard
Mansfield
Harry H. Smith Company
Broadway
Starr
Gennett Records
the Starr Piano
Ralph Cole
Pomona Grange
Darius Carpenter
Sanford Carpenter
Myr
Ilo Phelps
Fred Phelps
E .C. Bill
Chatham
Ford Hill
James Longdow
Berea
Wiliam Hawke
Arthur
Albert Chener
R.L. Barta
Will Hennie
Ralph
Rockport
Wilton
Axminster
Harry Il. Smith Co
Elyria, Ohio
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