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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1920
Page
7
In Lorain County a 6324 vote majority supported House Bill 620 seen as enforcing Oluo’s constitution. The Dry Federation’s work and a woman leader influenced the result, with strong turnout by women voters and a high level of informed support for law observance. The piece lauds Lorain County for upholding prohibition and civic conscience.
The piece extols decades of service earning top roles within a company while recounting wartime leadership by Liege commander Léman and the impact of sacrifice at Liege on the Marne Miracle. It then critiques President Wilsons health and the Senate opposition to the League covenant, praising Wilson as a martyr for liberty and questioning who held government reins during the Senate battles.
The article notes Mr. Tumulty joking about the election result and a Wilson quote about preferring defeat for a worthy cause. It mentions Governor Cox receiving election night information from a ticket, but the method failed. It also compares Bolshevik Russia’s rooms to American honesty and records Wilson refusing to discuss the vote.
Akron readers see 214 arguments claiming it hurts a man to hop between jobs. The piece contends long service matters, describing the risk of “living” arguments and the woes tied to a 20-year service order.
Forty years ago Garfield and Arthur won a solid north over a solid south, giving James A. Garfield of Ohio and Chester A. Arthur New York the presidential nomination and election. In Lorain County the GOP carried all ships, Garfield surpassing the needed electoral votes as Elyria roared with cannons, cheers, parades, and fireworks celebrating the victory and the collapse of rebel slander.
A large majority of Ely-Tra suburbs residents oppose annexation, arguing city needs only 2640 acres already available, and new taxes and restrictions would burden 1800 adjacent acres. article cites overextended utilities and protective services. Public sentiment also references Chronicle-Telegram discussion on President Wilson and Republican strategy, noting continued partisan tensions.
A woman wheeled a small baby carriage to a store doorway and left it unattended. The cab rolled toward the curb with the year old child wriggling inside until a passerby stopped it. The mother returned furious, slapped the child, and thanked no one as the man walked away saying the incident showed a lucky rescue.
A fragmented OCR line references Abe Martin and Lord Mayor MacSwiney with unclear meaning or agreement, producing a garbled quoted snippet lacking coherent facts or context.
The piece notes rising attention to elections and hints that qualified, integrity minded candidates may pursue offices once held by those of poorer standing. It recalls past fights where questionable candidates were defeated yet won, urging discernment and a shift from mere bluff to informed choice. Clenn Gamble at Y- makes a candid admission about teaching swimming while admitting he cannot swim.
A salesman impresses an elderly lady with car demonstrations as a rainy day gag. Lydia learns her jailed husband had a reason, while a London magistrate resolves a dog ownership dispute when the dog’s name reveals its master. The crowd reacts to a clever name reveal and the pet’s loyalty.
Leaves improve humus and plant food in garden soil says the Ghlo Experiment Station soils department. Burning leaves wastes nitrogen. applying leaves, with acid phosphate where manure is scarce, enhances soil fertility.
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