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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1920

Page

7

Should the President Resign and Harding Take Office

Elyria commentary argues William Jennings Bryan’s suggestion that Wilson resign, Marshall become president for a month, Harding secretary of state, then Marshall resign, could align the peace treaty with the election result. The piece calls it impractical yet highlights political system weaknesses and the need for timely leadership.

William Jennings Bryan Wilson Marshall Harding Great Britain

The Election of Mr Knight to Congress

Lorain County backed Mr Knight in a tight race for Congress but he lost Lorain County to Mr Davey. Voters aligned with the Republican platform and press freedom, and Knight is expected to be a capable official and a power factor for the fourteenth district in Congress.

Knight Congress Lorain County Davey Fourteenth

Governor-Elect Davis Faces Major Ohio Mandate

The governor elect Harry L. Davis inherits a large working majority in both houses and the task of delivering the best administration in Ohio's history. He aims to meet expectations and restore confidence, as the new voters and quiet election proceedings reflect a strong political mandate for Republican leadership.

Davis Harry L. Davis Cuyahoga Ohio

Fifty Years Ago Married in Buffalo and Local Taxes

Fifty years ago in Buffalo and Elyria marriages were recorded. Captain George F. Knight of New York wed Carria Case of Elyria, with Rev L. M. Pounds officiating. Ann Roach of Eaton married Henry Townsend of Ridgeville. Lorain County treasurer William E. Kelley published tax rates for Elyria village, detailing sinking, war, general, school, soldier relief, and county funds, totaling 166. In other notes, Major Howard’s encounter with rebels was reported from a recent battlefield letter, and Lorain County Bar Association issued sympathy resolutions for the late Judge John M. Vincent.

Buffalo, M. Y George F. Knight New York Carria Case Elyria L. M. Pounds City Ann Roach Eaton Henry Townsend Ridgeville William E. Kelley Lorain County Elyria Village Union F. A. Wilbur George Ban Dorn Miss Emma A. Culver Columbia Lorain County Bar Association B. Bissell J. C. Hill Johin M. Vincent H. D. Clark H. Dickson Charles W. John- Rca

Pay Up Week Pay Up Week urged for debts and duty

Merchants declare Pay Up Week from November 8 to 13 urging residents to settle accounts promptly. The piece stresses facing debts, visiting creditors, and paying weekly if needed, arguing responsible payment strengthens individuals, families, churches, and the community. It cautions against avoiding creditors and urges fair conduct.

Probate Court Weekly Entries Reflect Local Estates

Records show petitions and appointments from Probate Judge Wilcox for the past week. Edith Brucker administratrix seeks land sale to settle debts. guardians seek sale of ward Eleanor Hughes. heirs seek appointments and bond notices appear for Jacob Snyder, J. C. Robinson, and others with varying bonds.

Wilcox Edith Brucker Nellie ‘Warner Clair Werner Helem Green Eleanor Hughes Wart Adam Martin Wiese Martin Marth Talon Jacob Snyder Mary Snyder Elyria Bond John Burden, Sr Gratton J.C. Robinson Sarah Robinson Ridgeville Annis O’doonell Cora Ensign Nancy Holbert Melile E Lorain

Woman member of House named in robertaen notice

Mrs Alice Robertson is identified as a tentative woman member of the House in the fragmented note, with unclear surrounding context and potential OCR errors in the public notice.

Observers report ballot issue at city booth and clock note

An election booth clerk describes a voter unable to find a candidate on the ballot and asking for guidance. A Lorain County Savings & Trust Co clock is installed in a bank window with a magnetized compass. Park warden notes sleepy black bears at Cascade Park and guards, while the seventh street anarchists prepare for trouble with cats and traps in a light war tone.

MacSwiney Lorain County Savings & Trust Co Chinaman Tom Monroe Cascade Park Tom Seventh Street Akunk

Ballots Voted Irregularities May Cut Rejection Volumes

Cleveland reports irregularities in totaling votes may reduce rejection totals by 10,000 to 30,000 lots for state officers. Dr. B of Wittenberg College comments during Spring 4 events.

Cleveland

X Rays Urge Safer Playgrounds For Children

Citizens warn that many children use streets as public playgrounds and risk fatal accidents. They urge parents to direct youngsters to proper playgrounds rather than hospital visits. In other news, political events of recent days excite confidence that some may succeed while others fall. Sousa's Band will visit the city with a top program and special features, followed by the MONSTROUS Rally.

Bowery Mission Shifts to Americanize Immigrant Youth

The Bowery Mission in New York announces limits due to Prohibition and will focus on Americanizing New York's large immigrant population through programs aimed at their children. It notes the closure of many saloons and predicts the liquor trade's destruction will transform conditions on the lower east side.

New York East Side Bowery Lower East Side

Epworth League Rally Slated At Local Methodist Church

Large turnout expected for Epworth League Rally at the Methodist church with sessions from 3:00 to 8:30 PM open to all. Program includes talks on youth life and service, round table discussions, devotional moments, songs, and addresses by Rev. Winters, Rev. Whiters, Rev. Brown, and John W. Spangler.

Epworth Winters Brubba Griffin Turk Ruth Richard W. B. Winters Elyria W. DB. Whiters Norwalk W. M. Brown Addrass John W. Spangler Curfman

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