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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1930
Page
2
Fragmented OCR news note describes anxiety over new limits proposed by President Hoover and tensions with France Britain and Japan. It mentions French policy shifts, French Premier Briand, and US hopes for a Potsdam style conference. The text hints at blame dynamics and public pessimism about international talks.
The American delegation faced a dilemma between placating France with a consultative pact and avoiding Senate trouble. After weeks of uncertainty they chose to stay out, aiming to prevent risks in the Senate. At the time Tarden fel, the mood favored a pact in abstract but concerns over French naval demands loomed.
A nostalgic Castoria ad promotes a vegetable remedy for infants and toddlers to soothe colic and fussiness, aiding sleep with a pleasant taste. It emphasizes safety, long use, and the signature wrapper by Charls H. Fletcher, urging parents to rely on Castoria for gentle relief.
In London talks the issue of a consultative pact with France surfaced. Senator Morse favored, Borah opposed, while U S officials weigh extending the Kellogg Pact to include consultative machinery. France seeks security pledges and broader action beyond consultation, but the United States shows no intent to join.
March 15 report lists Mr. and Mrs. Butterworth of Cleveland and the Clarence Dents with three children visiting George Dents, plus Seeley and Seeler families from Elyria and Sandusky. Other locals include John Capel staying with G Dent, Richard Chambers and Hugh Nickler visiting Seeler, and Morris Tran’s birthday party.
Abraham Mizrachi formerly Mohammed was fined by a Jewish magistrate for violating forestry rules after cutting branches from a tree to shelter his tabernacle during the Feast of Tabernacles. The case centers on his religious conversion to Judaism and the legal action taken.
Miss Mary Halpin sues Fred Brown alleged proprietor of a tea house in Troy New York for injuries from a recent automobile accident. She claims Brown sold drinks to her escort who drove the vehicle prior to the crash.
Advertised antiseptic Zemo brings quick relief from itching and burning when applied to the skin. The ad claims it draws out local infection and clears blemishes, calling it a safe, family antiseptic available in 35c 60c and 1.00 prices through all dealers.
Ad promotes Dare Mentha Pepsin as a guaranteed remedy to end indigestion. Claims quick relief from gas and distress, urging readers to strengthen the stomach rather than patch symptoms. Notes widespread sales and druggist guarantee by C. W. Phillips.
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