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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1921
Page
3
A reader suggests creating a bus service between Eastern Heights and central city to curb unemployment and use existing automobiles. Proposes a route along Fourth Street to East Broad Street and back, noting many workers need midday transport and suggesting private operation as a test case.
Adverse critters and protests in the Washimet conference yield agreement among major powers on naval program reductions. Even Vrance urges to cut to 300 090 and continue limits as the world moves toward disarmament. The article notes growing belief that conflicts must be solved without force and that Germans may soon accept disarmament.
An incoherent edit recounts a debated draft of an American creed. It suggests Wallatin Baler Pause secured a passage for a creed in Baltimore with a $100 offer, noting connections to President Tyler’s descendant and to Carter who signed the Declaration of Independence.
An ex senator warns that pressure from organized groups can replace regular government with factional despotism. He argues for vigilance, stating that when groups dictate policy for their own gain, the nation suffers and the people must uphold a government of, by, and for all. He lauds Beveridge as a clear, fearless thinker.
A Boston girl describes a friend from her hometown who loves music and plans a concert outing. An errand delays the attendee, causing her to miss much of the performance while she asks what pieces are being played and what she has missed.
A fragmented list recalls events on this date including the first annual meeting of the American Woman Suffrage Association in Cleveland, the Eighth Ohio Volunteer Infantry mustered out after the Spanish War, and various death, birth, and anniversary notes for notable figures such as Manuel Estrada Cabrera and Clark Griffith. The rough text mentions Dublin fatalities, Ardmore shooting, and other biographical dates across years.
A jumble of notices and notes mentions birthdays and anniversaries, convention openings and local events across several towns. Names appear in scattered form with dates and places like Rome Pep Ronedi and Texas Treasury. The mix highlights civic and cultural happenings rather than a single clear story.
Alloways offers a 30 day shoe sale on one tire stock at 156 Clark Street. Casual shopper notes a dazed moment and dinner at home. No clear date or event details.
Abe Martin notes the post office will close tomorrow from eight to ten for hospital practice. Stew Mugent returns from a pleasant Dayton visit where three bank cashiers failed.
On a Rockland Maine trial trip the Maryland achieved 2176 knots becoming the fastest warship up to date. The 33500 ton, 620 foot long ship carries eight 16 inch guns, fires 2100 pound shells, and can be loaded in 15 seconds. Officers and crew cost about 95000 dollars monthly. Known as the Queen of the Sea.
A jumble of hometown notes, names, and partial stories includes a gar shop tale, a petition about weather talk, and snippets about Sam Anspicher and Mrs Anspacher. The readable items hint at classifieds and personal notices amid scattered lines and misprints.
Ten years ago a SeWer cloning on Baspalin operation marked its first day. Dr Henry King of Ober hosted two hundred Chamber of Commerce members for a talk on The Fine Art of Taving Theirs and sixteen candidacies in a new club formed. A new sixteen inch water main connected to the east district provided pressure for fire protection. Prosecuting Attorney FO VL Stevens pursued slot machine owners with fines. County canvass showed 162 saloons with Lorain 114 and Elyria 28. Tom Potter resigned as service director, stating he preferred being a high private in the rear. The Ohio Grocers Association, six hundred strong, held its annual convention at Rialto theater.
An Eastern Heights resident urges better bus service for Flyria and Fort Broad Street areas. The author says the current car line is too far and walking to town is difficult in all weather, asking officials to provide transit options.
Assignment clerks list multiple cases scheduled for trial this week under Judge Redington and Judge Thompson. Trials cover numerous dockets including Stedman, Ault, Stevens-Fauver, Grills, Adams, Webbers, and others with various co defendants and cross filings noted in the Dulovice area docket.
Legal docket notes list Conger versus Conger and related cases including Reding ton versus RK and Helder versus Jieckel et al. Webbers-s and R as party designations.
For 40 years Dr Carey prescribed Marsh Root for Kidney and Bladder issues with a money back plan. If you are tired and miserable, start drinking pure water and take Dr Carey’s Marsh-Root No 777 liquid or tablets. Tens of thousands benefited. Results guaranteed. Sold by Warry A Crandall and all druggists.
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