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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1921
Page
6
A fragmented report notes LATRIS Jr and a theater piece mixing American and Chinese Pulats elements. It mentions a San Francisco scene and a race to entertain, praising stagecraft, music by Robert Hood, and the high standard of William Waris Jr’s offerings.
The article notes November 11 as a legal holiday and marks Armistice Day observance. It mentions the national government promoting a general observance and the opening of an international conference on armaments reduction.
Honolulu reports on the second World Press Congress where 159 editors from 50 countries gathered October 10 to discuss newspaper work, government relations, and the push for disarmament and harmony. Speakers urged peace, social ties, and international cooperation to avert war.
The text notes Senator Watson of Georgia raising charges that American soldiers were hanged in France by officers without court martial. It mentions a photograph turned over to Watson and that War Department files record two soldiers executed after trial in the town, with a Senate investigation underway.
The muddled text references journalists, Pacific regions, schoolbooks, Boston, Europe, Japan, mineral springs with radium emanations, granite areas, light steam navigation, and Lake Titicaca at 12 545 feet elevation in Peru and Bolivia. The passage blends unrelated notes and geography with scattered names and places.
Fragmentary text shows probate actions for Joseph Lach and Jeee Lerensk, both described with life events and hospital names. Mentions Massillon hospital, an appointment of a commission agent of Néwall en late of Rochester, and a misread monetary amount.
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