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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1921
Page
4
A critique argues that most automobile owners and drivers are law abiding while a small reckless minority should be singled out. It cites speeding and near misses on car lines, urges clubs to help law enforcement, and warns against broad stigma on responsible drivers. The piece also notes New Jersey boxing rules and a barrage of political mentions.
It is reported that banker Stillman will withdraw a divorce suit against his wife. He would have shown more decency by never beginning the suit under the circumstances.
Across editorials from Boston to San Francisco reactions range from full backing of Secretary Hughes stance to calls for restraint. They argue the United States must enforce the arbitration award with Panama under pressure, while warning against imperial overreach and warning of diplomatic consequences.
The Brooklyn Eagle argues a small force of American Marines may be needed if Panama refuses. others favor conciliation, noting Panama’s Zone income from Washington could offset a tougher policy. The piece frames a debate over possible military action versus diplomacy.
Local residents entertain and visit across Lorain and nearby towns. Families return from Florida St Petersburg and plan to settle in LaGrange. Grafton High School eyes Riverview Park track meet May 13 with Ames Amherst Wellington and LaGrange competing. University students, Ford banquet attendance, and musical revue by Daughters of Isabella featured.
Sunday visitors at the Bowman home and a series of dances and club gatherings fill church, lodge, and civic calendars. Events include I O O F and D M Club dances at Taylor's Hall, Five Hundred Club at Mrs Knechtges home, M E church delegate invitations, W C T U meeting, Hagenbeck Wallace show plans, and Milk Producers Association meeting attendance.
Beesing hosts an evening gathering. The next Philetha class meeting will be at Mr. W. Holcomb's home on Tuesday June 14. A Philetha class meeting will follow at Mrs. H. L. Swift's home on Thursday June 2.
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