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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1920

Page

3

Chronicle Telegram Classified and Publishing Details

The notice lists office address 331 Second St Elyria Ohio with phone numbers 2316 News 2317 Society, describes post office classification and pricing 3 cents per copy 15 cents weekly and annual rates, lists Associated Press and various bureaus, mentions New York Chicago offices and national advertising representative Robert E Ward.

F. Burke Second St Elyria Oto Society Ween Associated Press Ohio Audit Bureau of Circulation Bureau of Advertising American Publishers’ Association New York Fifth Ave Chicago South Wabash ‘Ave Robert E. Ward

Unrest Made in America Sparks Debate in The Nation

A 1920 discussion cites Charles Nagel on unrest as a homegrown issue rooted in mismanagement of politics and industry. The piece argues foreigners are unfairly blamed and defends American institutions and free speech while noting immigrant communities face suspicion.

Harles Nagel America

Tax rulings and social notes shape a mixed week

In St Louis two tax rulings spark debate with a case about deducting a cork leg and another about dental costs. The Moonshiners’ Union rumor surfaces with talk of labor protection and possible AFL charter. A Lexington story recalls a 1862 kiss that kept a spark alive, while New York factory prospects lure girls from stage to work. Boston reports a betrothal alibi amid hypnotism chatter. Fields item covers deaths, travel, storms, and Holy Week meetings with Rev Mente and planned Easter services.

Macbeth Excerpt Echoes Siege Resolve in Duel at Dawn

Amid warlike verses the speaker vows steadfast defense. The line repeats a castle’s resolve against siege, calling on wind and ruin yet insisting armor stays on. The quotation showcases a martial chorus urging perseverance in face of peril.

Macbeth

Storm wrecks buggy. occupants drenched near Chestnut Ridge

A severe storm toppled a tree as James Sayers, his sister, and a companion rode along Chestnut Ridge. The horse bolted the buggy overturned, and all occupants were thrown out and drenched by the pouring rain. Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Jenness of Cleveland are visiting. The daughter is confined in a sanatorium there.

T. J. Jenness Cleveland Fred Sutter James Sayers Chestnut Ridge Rowland Morris Bowen Edwin Pittsburgha Archie Hayner Ladies Aid Society Vincent Church Lewis Lorain Hospital

ABE MARTIN NOTES ECONOMY IN HARBOR DAY TALK

A traveling man reports higher living costs and mentions businessmen in Cuba and Florida. A silo is added to the Little Gem Cafe and chop Suey will be served from now on.

Cuba Florida

Admiral Horthy’s Rising Role in Hungary’s Politics

The Hungarian assembly named Admiral Miklós Horthy regent of Hungary. He led the army opposing Communist rule and entered Budapest after Romanian evacuation. Allies favor him. he resists demagogues and calls for work and production as Hungary’s path forward.

Horthy Hungary Austro- Hungary Oppositon Budapest Hela Kun Apponyi Paris Charles of

Vincent Residents Recall Week's Local Happenings

Vincent notes report visitors and family events including Vincent church quilting bee planned for April and a picnic dinner. Local illnesses and ailments are mentioned along with a funeral in Elyria and a farm sale. Economic data show February trade balance with South America and Asia and Africa rising against US exports.

Social Notes From Sheffield March 31

Mrs Crosby entertains friends from Cleve for a few weeks. Mr and Mrs Emmet Auit of Penfield move into the home once occupied by Mr and Mrs King. Mrs Shirley Garfield visits at her sister's home for a few days.

Vincent E. A. White Amherst White Mir Harry Stoughten Ashtabula Sheffield

Trade Balance Shifts Between Regions Amid February Totals

The report shows Country purchases totaling $19,000,000 and $68,000,000 in goods while February imports from Europe and Africa rose, increasing the trade deficit by about $280,000,000 versus January's $356,000,000, signaling regional shifts in shipments and demand.

Africa Ropea Natal

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