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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1921
Page
4
Advertising As a Lifeblood of Modern Merchants
Advertising guides shoppers through new fashions labor saving inventions and reliable brands. It links buyers to trusted firms, promises consistent value, and shows where to buy while explaining why advertised products deserve attention and repeat purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noubleityr
Lfe
Norwalk Ministerial Body Bans Sunday Funeral Services
Norwalk Ministerial association adopts a resolution opposing Sunday funerals. Obituaries note Miss Agnes Andrews and Charlies J. Mueller. Hill & Hill of Norwalk receive $250 000 in road work contracts for Huron County. R. B. King replaces C. P. Venus on the Huron County Board of Visitors. Rose Vogt Rudolph of Lakewood seeks a new trial rather than accept a $1 500 compromise in a $2 000 verdict tied to a $25 000 breach of promise suit against William A. Robinson. Norwalk campaign hopes to raise $800 to aid Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk Ministerial Association
Agnes Andrews
Charlies J. Mueller
Hill & Hill
Norwalk
Huron County
R. B. King
C. P. Venus
Huron County Board of Visitors
Rose Vogt Rudolph
Lakewood
William A. Robinson
Norwalks
Ireland
Georgia Governor Leads Statewide Lynching Reform Drive
Thursday May 5 1921 Georgia plans sweeping measures to end lynching and peonage under Gov Dorsey The program calls for state investigation education through schools and churches mediatory race-bridging committees and a state constabulary with penalties for counties tolerating lynching The reform aims to restore Georgia’s reputation and set an example for the South with strong state leadership and community support
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Fae Chrsey
Dorsey
Budget Reform Advances Toward National Budget System
A budget bureau under the president is approved by Congress after delays and vetoes. The measure promises independent operation to align department estimates with revenue and prune spending, with opponents warned against challenging budget decisions. The result would likely save millions for taxpayers annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCormick
Senate
Wilson
House
Budget Bureau
Congress
Newberry Innocent Declared by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court declares Newberry innocent after years of doubt and public memory recalls the prisoner before the judge asking for the evidence. The article notes the judge’s question and the prisoner’s reply as a turning moment in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Supreme Court
Newberry
Controversy Over English Language Policy Cited
The Chronicle of London criticizes President Hardys English policy while Arthur Brisbane argues the motive is naval expansion. The discussion predicts that attention will shift to language issues and national identity rather than the presidency.
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The
Chronicle of London
Hardy
Arthur Brisbane
Col
Harvey
England
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