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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1920

Page

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Thousands of German upheavals as civil strife rages

London reports from Copenhagen that hundreds are killed in German mining districts amid clashes between miners and troops. Berlin battles continue with Bolshevik gains in several cities. rail, communications, and rescue efforts unfold as leaders debate amnesty and prosecutions.

London Germany Copenhagen Brunswick Leipsic Cassel Stuttgart National Assembly K. Fehrenbach Berlin Gustav Noske Noske Ebert Dresden Frankfort Ali Ger Maby Exchange Telegraph Company Luettwitz Baron Luettwitz Berne Bauer German National Assembly Wolfgang Kapp Gen von Luett- Witz Supreme Court Kiel Alain Rhenish Westphalia Bitterfield Saxony Falkenstein Meiningen Langensalza Mushein Plauen Muenster

Aliens Return as Old Country Chaos Hits United States

Emigration officials report 200 Juzo-Slava natives who lived in this city have returned from Europe and will be back soon. Many others who stayed in the U S after a wartime exodus have left or plan to go, while labor shortages may ease as thousands seek liberty denied at home.

Fred Hotbuser Gurbenstent Berlin Schiffer Noske Ebert National Assembly Blm Stuttgart Gustave Nose Défense K. W W. Heine Interior von Luettwitz Herr Noske U. S Lurepa New York

Allies to occupy Constantinople until peace treaty signed

Allied forces in Constantinople will stay to enforce the peace treaty as General Georges Esperey commands Turkish troops. French troops have occupied the city for sixteen months to ensure order and deprive the Turks of their capital. General Sir Ian Milne is noted for his distinguished WWI service across fronts.

Constantinople Geor G Esperey Turkey Constanttinople Raer Genatai Milne Ad Dayna

Biekintey School Notation to Board Members

A partial readable fragment indicates the BieKintey school presentation to board members across multiple states. The note references allegations and a short outline, with an emphasis on a forthcoming submission to a governing body.

Cincinnati River Flood Chemicals Ahead of Rivermen

Fragmentary report notes the Ohio River rise to 1.6 feet above flood mark as evening advanced. Rivermen prepared for a slow retreat upriver with the water receding, stages set for repairs and movement above flood levels.

Cincinnati Ohio River

Outage Notes Cited By Officials On Vehicle Licenses

Police Chief Stankerd reports word from Secretary of State Smith that all motor vehicles must have licenses by a set date. Officials indicate that owners who fail to comply may face penalties.

Stankerd Smith J the & Mavens

Funeral of Mrs Ford Held at Home Attended by Relatives

The funeral was held yesterday at the home on 12417 43rd, officiated by Rev. G B Nichols of the Baptist church. She passed away at a ripe old age with grandsons Albert Charter Tuttore Ray and others from the city present.

Ford G. B. Nichols Albert Charten Ray

Senate committee moves favorable on nominee without recommendation

The subject of extensive hearings before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee was favored today without a recommendation. The official details and timing remain uncertain as senators weigh the nominee’s qualifications.

Senate

Taegu Ee Thra: East City Sees Rapid Vehicle Growth

A garbled report notes a surge in automobile movement in the eastern city area over recent days. Figures mention Lars County, Rick Toston, G. and high point totals, though details are unclear.

Eyay Lars Iedukin Rick Toston

Unclear fragmentary World War II era dispatch

Fragmentary report from Berlin last evening notes inde pendentists countering a strike amid wartime food concerns and a growing outbreak affecting governance and ally relations.

Gobenz Hare Berlin

Ash Arrhel Household Receives Coal Shipment

A statement from an official indicates that AS ARRHEL Household awaits hard coal for heating. Three cars have arrived for delivery to a Yard where residents may obtain their share. Dispatches say further price increases are possible later this year.

Shear Jones Thighnerding

Army Parade Sets City Park Ablaze with Interest

An army contingent tours the city for three days as part of a campaign. Soldiers march through the park drawing a curious crowd and the officer in charge explains the plan aims to win support for city residents.

Deaths: Ge Bradford Wood 81 in Cleveland

The death of Ge former r Bradford Wood, 81, of Cleveland, occurred yesterday at his home. He was the father of Mrs. at 1284 97th Street. Funeral arrangements have not yet been received.

Bradford Wood 97St Street Veland

Tenant Raises Gwyn Rent In Cincinnati Report

A Cincinnati item notes a tenant who rents a sight room flat on Walnut Hill stairs voluntarily raises her rent. Mrs. L W on Walnut Hill comments the tenant wants more rent, and discussion continues among neighbors. Also mentions a banquet honor and a divorce case involving Margaret Talbot of Livain granted by Judge Redington for neglect of due duty.

Cincinnati L. W. On Leghaing Jane Taldo Marcaret Talbot Livain Ind ‘Yalol Redington Bourties

Turkish Nationalists Mobilize Against Allied Peace Terms

Constantinople reports leaders linked to Mr. Kemal coordinate efforts to resist foreign interference and block Entente plans to partition Turkey. Arabs Kurdish and other tribes reportedly align with nationalist forces. the movement appears political rather than religious with possible Bolshevik influence under consideration.

Associated Press Constantinople Turkey Kemal

Alliance Man Seeks Writ to Speed Gas Plant

March 19 petition for a writ of mandamus to force Alliance to build a multi plant after East Ohio Gas Co threatens shutoff on July 1. Solicitor Shetler cites an August 4, 1919 bond authorization and a September 1919 electorate approval, with council delay and fuel supply jeopardy for nearly two years.

Canton Alliance Hatler Alliance City East Ohio Gas Co Alliance Gas & Power Public Service Corporation Solitietor Shetler ATH Shetler Anes Ory War Fuel Board

Richards Will Questioned in Probate Court Scrape

Four torn strips offered in probate court as the will of Alieney Walter G. Richards is challenged. The estate is valued at an uncertain amount and disputed by his spouse, with conflicting statements cited in the proceedings.

Cohugbus Walter G. Richards Hoover Hards Richards Gute

Wilson Seeks Coal Pact Based on Strike Sentiment Report

President Wilson expects coal operators and miners to settle a new contract by April 1 using the majority report of the coal strike sentiment commission. Attorney General Palmer noted the minority report by John P. White would be submitted to the President along with the majority, to inform upcoming conferences at the White House to settle the dispute.

Associated Press Washington Wilson Atorney Palmer Tutnalty White House John P. White

Fire destroys Montreal home. three children perish

March 9 report from Associ states a fire destroyed the home of Phil, killing his three Hittle children and his wife's brother-in-law. The blaze left a widow and surviving relatives in mourning as investigators began work at the scene.

Associ Phil

Acquittal in Cedar Point Auto Theft Case

March 19. E. J. Mee was acquitted of all charges that tied him to the theft of an automobile at Cedar Point last summer, with the jury exonerating him from participating in the incident. The case centered on alleged involvement linked to A. P. Mickler of Cedar Point.

E. J. Mee Lee A. P. Mickler O Cedar Point

Pension data worries Elyria teachers face new form

Teachers in Elyria confront a state driven pension questionnaire under a new law. It asks years taught, months paid, and requires affidavits and verifications. Older staff fear revealing retirement details as they rush to submit by April first.

Theizachar Thei Ege

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