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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1923

Page

12

World views on reparations pace and European affairs

Whiting Williams, after nine weeks in Europe including work as a coal miner, argues reparations muddle persists and the United States must engage. He notes German workers understand defeat, France’s Ruhr action pressures a council table, and Mussolini’s Italy shows a pendulum swing. He commends League of Nations for Austrian rehabilitation and the Italian Greek issues.

Ruhr Germany France Cleveland Chamber of Commerce Whiting Williams Williamegald America United States Benes Cedho-Slovakia League of Nations Poincare Willams Italy Mussolini Communista Council of Ambassadors

Town Line North Community Notes November 3

J P Bechtel of South Ridge visited relatives Friday evening. Men’s club at M E church banquets. Mrs Joe Coverdale hosts Evergreen club November 7 at her home. Mrs Louis Ernst visited Ridge relatives. Elizabeth Ernst and J H Delfield visited Mrs Lewis Bischof. Wm Mortley and Ada visited J H Delfield. South Ridge Ladies’ Aid met with Bible study led by Mrs Frank Bechtel. refreshments served. Next meeting at Mrs Lewis Spiegelberg’s Town Line home November 22. John Derek and Frank Derek of Elyria called on friends. Mrs Edwin Becker and daughter Esther of South Amherst also visited.

J. P. Bechtel South Ridge E. C. Shubert M. E. Church Joe Coverdale Tely Evergreen Club Louis Ernst Chas, Eggert the Ridge Elizabeth Ernst J. H. Delfield Lewis Bischof J. F. Stein Wm. Mortley Ada Lakewood Frank Bechtel Ruth Powl Barbara Estruth Lewis Spiegelberg Bernice Haven Henry Dellefield Margaret Dellefield Town Line John Derek Frank Derek Elyria Edwin Becker Esther South Amherst Mildred Zimmerman Amherst Martha Coverdale Henry Haag Murrey Ridge Mary Nelding Maude Nelding Carl Nelding Spiegelberg George Kern Ed Stang Jay Fowls Ruth Bernice Marian Cox Town Line School Louis Grobe Middle Ridge M. J. Wuhan West Erie Avenue Lorain J. A. Mackert Herman Mackert Marcell Deitrick Dar Haroute Lotain VY. Cock Johan Mackert Avon Thomas Exton Town Jane Moss Bernice Haven Johnson Seath St. Peter's Church

J P Morgan Uncle Observer in Germany Survey

U S officials seek J P Morgan as unofficial observer for a council surveying Germany's condition and reparations. Born Sept 7 1867 in Irvington New York, Harvard graduate, Morgan based in New York with ties to Europe through London. His firm funded France Panama Canal Co gold payment and Russia loan, plus $500 million allies loan and $50 million to France. Married Jane Norton Crew in 1890 with children John Pierpont and Frances Louise.

P. Morgan U. S J. P. Norgan America Council Germany France Morgan J. P. Morgan J. P Irvington N. Y Harvard London New York Panama Canal Co Russia Jane Norton Crew John Pierpont Frances Louise

Amherst Area Social Notes and School Benefit Event

A long list of social calls and visits from Amherst and nearby towns fills a rural community note. Visits include Mr. and Mrs. W Cook, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Grills, Mrs. Margaret Dellefield, and many others as residents shared time with relatives and friends across Murray Ridge, Ridgeville, Elyria, and Lorain. The Town Line school hosted a hex social with program by Bernice Haven, a speech by Mr. Johnson, and a fundraiser that bought a Victress for the school. Amherst Ladies' Aid hosted church social at St. Peter's Church with Elisabeth Ernat and others assisting.

Eagles Carnival Closes Tonight Marks Lodge Anniversary

A large crowd attended the Eagles carnival and fall festival celebrating the lodge's twentieth anniversary. Children enjoyed the Punch and Judy show as new acts are set tonight with special door prizes at 10:30. The event has drawn thousands and closes this evening.

Prince of Wales to lead Bonar Law funeral at Westminster Abbey

London November 3 The Prince of Wales will be principal pallbearer and King's representative at the funeral of Andrew Bonar Law at Westminster Abbey on Monday. Public invited to attend concluding entertainment tonight.

London Prince of Wales George Andrew Bonar Law Westminister’ Abbey

Central Ohio teachers gather for two day Dayton convention

Seven thousand members of the Central Ohio Teachers Association are in Dayton for a two day convention that concludes today.

Dayton Central Ohio Teachers Association

Election Day Looms For Chief Executive Vote

Fellow citizens are urged that Election Day is near and they will be called upon on Tuesday to choose who will lead as Chief Executive for the two years starting January.

Elyria

Pledge to All Groups on Law Enforcement Stance

The speaker declares they have not secretively pledged to any group that is unhappy with law enforcement. The statement asserts neutrality and denies backing any organized pressure against police methods and policies.

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Mely E. C. Schubert Hotel Antlers Ohio the Melody Music Shoppe Co Elyria Block Piatos The Harry H. Smith Co Elyria, Ohio W. Cook Theodore Grills West Ridge Benjamin Schubert Lewis Ernst Peter Dellefield Walter Murray Ridge Grant Freeland Paul Vernarski Cleveland Luale Mackett Norwalk Marcell Detrick Thresa and Manda Ridgeville Jack Goldberg J. A. Mackett Sunny Eagles’ Carnival D. W. Myers Frances Squire Frances 8. Squire Lodi Street Syria Car Riders’ Committee Hinkson
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