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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1921

Page

3

Hughes Proposal and Hope at Peace Conference

The open address by Secretary Hughes stirred hope for an international peace framework. It urged settling disputes by a world court, ending reliance on force, and stressed action over words to eliminate war. The piece notes tensions with Germany and France and argues for disarmament and justice as paths to durable peace.

Hughes Great Britain Japan United States Russia Germany France United States Supreme Court

Yesterday's in Ohio remembered figures and events

A rolling list notes Gen James B McPherson born at Sandusky and killed near Atlanta in 1864. It marks the Miami Medical College in Cincinnati 1819, Guiteau on trial 1919, and a Toledo grand jury charging railroads for liquor transport. Also recalls Greek elections, a New York theater tragedy, and several notable birthdays from 57 to 81 years.

James B McPherson Sherman Army of the Tennessee Sandusky Atlanta Miami Medical Cincinnati Charles J Guiteau Garfield Washington Federal Toledo Maude Wenet Paris Todas Luther Bo Wilson Methodist Episcopal Church Halt Hulars PO Jones Atlante Fleet Hanover Academy Sears Robert Blackwell Randolph Wacor College Warrerton Robert S Hichens

Fragmented 1920s News Fragments Mix Trials and Events

A garbled collection notes the Roscoe Arbuckle manslaughter trial in San Francisco and a Vigil of military and theater events. Mentions include Marshal Foch, a Metropolitan Opera opening in New York, a British Columbia observing week, and hotel industry conventions in New York and Chicago with farm, wages, and work-against conditions discussions.

Treigent Harding George Washincon Roscoe Arbuckle Far Nus Vace Mia Kappe San Francisco Marshal Foch Erenci Gia Metropolitan Opera Cortains New York British Columba Canada Ion Nation T Hotel Men's Association Brotherhoods of Loeumnative Tn & Neerg Ftreauen Fagin Ven Jo'nt Chicago Othe Wrst Northwest Portland Ore Todas Berm

ABE MARTIN discusses women and progress in slang dialogue

The column features ABE MARTIN joking about women and progress with rural dialect and comic gibes. The piece uses playful mispronunciations and satire to comment on social expectations and gender roles.

Komical Telegrams and Local Jests in Scrambled Snippet

A readable collage of crosswords and quips from a San Francisco style column. It cites bets about disarmament triggering Irish walkouts and notes about Hayden Evans a popular bowler and Bernice Fielder a versatile player. It mentions a sign at a National Bank and a Banana peel anecdote amid a series of light-hearted vignettes.

Genuine and Substantial Reductions in Every Fall Suit

A long running retailer proclaims no fake sales in 1834 heritage, pledges honest advertising, criticizes gimmicks, and notes unusually cold weather has slowed suit sales. The store cuts prices on all fall suits with genuine reductions, promising the listed prices and lower prices on unlisted items.

Fragmented Local News Blends Crime Politics and Local Happenings

A jumble of notes reports a shooting injury to Reva Whitney and Iren Johnson, a failed bond sale for a belt line in Elyria, redistricting efforts, a new men’s furnishing store on Broad Street, water bond issuance, and political ambitions of Judge Washburn. It also notes a fugitive Robert Green captured in Philadelphia and a second automobile fire engine arriving downtown.

Reva Whitney Wm. Whitney Iren Johnson Green Elyria

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