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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1921
Page
4
Lord Mayor Morgan of Thurles argues religion not the Irish question, citing shared amity between Protestants and Catholics in his town. He says religious strife is exploited by external powers to serve their own ends and questions attempts to inflame sectarian divides.
The article analyzes the League of Nations' effectiveness noting Germany seeks admission, Poland is already inside, and the Supreme Council struggles to enforce covenants. It argues the league’s mechanisms fail to bring recalcitrant states to obedience and to deliver peace without arms.
The Cleveland post office is armed to repel internal threats from bandits within the city. Officials describe heightened readiness as a safeguard, contrasting it with external fortifications of the past and suggesting private entities might adopt similar precautions to deter robberies.
The piece notes Ohio residents spent about 290 million pounds more in 1919 on luxuries including cheap personal care items and clothing. It cites 15 cent shines and youth vanity items, and mentions Samuel Gompers warning unions against wage cuts. It references Shakespeare to frame wage sentiments.
A.N.P.A. announces a $1,240,000 fund or payout related to shoppers. Details remain unclear in the snippet.
A forest of doubt surrounds a baseball scores page with unclear results and a faitorial tone. The fragment hints at game outcomes but lacks specific teams, scores, or dates to confirm details.
A Berlin rumor claims William H. Wadhams former New York judge acts as an unofficial adviser to Foreign Minister Simons on American policy toward Germany. Wadhams is in Berlin establishing a U.S. law firm office with Hayes. Garfield Hayes in New York denies any official or unofficial government ties, saying Wadhams is abroad on private business.
An article extols the role of advertising in newspapers as mutually beneficial to readers and merchants. It notes the American Newspaper Publishers Association campaign promoting reader service, the habit of reading ads, and how extensive ad spending drives buyer satisfaction and lower prices.
An article notes Ike Lark weighing in for the post office fight day and remarks that those who cause messes of beans where croquet once flourished aid civilization's work.
Twenty years ago Lorain County notes report on West Side Street lot purchase opposition to high price five acres for a new pad fire department. C. W. Johnston elected Lorain County Bar president with E. G. Johnson vice president B. W. Ingersoll secretary and P. H. Boynton treasurer. Memorial day services planned by Rev. Craft and Rev. Hildreth. Mrs. Maria Cahoon backed for national president of Ladies of the G A R. Professor Wright to escort students to Put-in-Bay for geology study. Chas. Lowry and Jack Ryan convicted of burglary at Chardon, tied to the Lowry gang.
Mrs Julia Hughes visits son George Hayes and family. Sunday school convention at Elyria yields one splendid meeting. J H Bartter remodels and adds to his house with T D Herold and son of Cleveland as carpenters. Leo Osborne and Marshall Laird attend a Brunswick Odd Fellows banquet. Mr. and Mrs. A D Crocker mark a joint birthday for uncles Messrs Worcester in Oberlin. Executive committees of the...
Classifieds in the Chronicle-Telegram urge readers to use want ads for effective results. Local merchants and residents are invited to place notices, sales, or services, highlighting the paper’s role as a marketplace resource.
Milwaukee May 9. Work on repairing the 75000 dollar air liner owned by Alfred W. Lawson, which crashed on its maiden voyage, began today. Estimated repair bills total about 10000 dollars. Four people were aboard when it fell, none injured.
The report notes that married women tend to live about two years longer than single women. It also records that one in seventy may die in childbirth, reflecting historical health risks for mothers.
Monday evening Baptist Sunday school met with Superintendent C. G. Hutchinson. Plans were made for future work. Also notes include a May 10 Parent-Teachers’ meeting and the fifth anniversary of the W C T U at the Myers residence. A Cleveland carpenter broke an ankle on the job. A barn fire at Columbia Station destroyed by WI Martin. Lewis Stranahan’s livestock killed by a carrier. Leon Cole substituting on Route 2. Jubilee meeting of area Baptist churches attended by local clergy and families. Clarence Osborne, Elyria fire force, returns home with a broken ankle from a ball game. Lyle Tompkins spent time repairing on his mother’s farm.
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