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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1920
Page
8
A damaged paragraph appears with a note on first page advertising terms and postage. The letter questions a League of Nations provision that could imply legalization of traffic in women and opium, citing Mrs. Arthur L. Livermore and reactions about international supervision and civilization.
A fragment discusses Secretary Colby barring a representative from councils over a letter to Colby about prejudice. The piece notes a parallel to President Wilson firing a predecessor and implies a clash between accusation and defense printed side by side.
A fragment from the Elyria Chronicle-Telegram hints at a long cold winter and gas company mood for the season. It references cash values on Sox players at 230000 and mentions losses to professionals. The text also contains unrelated garbled lines about a person with short skirts and a coal unloading scene.
Madame Caroline Gardner Bartlett was hosted at Banborough Castle in northern England by Lord and Lady Armstrong. The event marked the close of the Elswick and Scotswood Workers Allies hospital fund committee activities, with Bartlett praised for wartime service defending sailors and soldiers. She arrived from Belgium and was toasted, singing and speaking during the musical program.
A British American French commission to Manchuria and Siberia reports Japanese aims to dominate the Chinese eastern railway. The inquiry notes raids near the Ningan line with Japanese arms and claims Japan seeks to intervene in traffic, policing, and company property.
Lomain, Oct 2. Charles F. Leluheise of Vermilion is in the hospital with facial and eye burns after a quantity of powder exploded unexpectedly while he was blasting rocks on his farm Friday afternoon. Hope is held for his recovery.
A new photograph features the Prince of Piedmont, Italy's heir apparent, wearing the Rome cavalry uniform. The image highlights his royal status and military affiliation as the crown awaits.
The U S Treasury released figures showing the gross national debt fell by 237.7 million dollars in September. The report highlights a decline in federal obligations as government revenues and spending aligned, reflecting the month’s financial activity.
Probate Judge H C Wilcox announces the resignation of Paul Jo’r on as probation officer of Juvenile Court. Tohnsen has filled the post for five years with excellent service. He has been chosen manager of the Farmers Cooperative at LaGrange.
Mrs Jane Curran of Dola Ohio writes of relief from twenty years of stomach trouble after two bottles of Marlix. She reports improved drinking and eating, relief from headaches and gastric distress, and a return to normal appetite. Marlix is sold for 76 cents by The Marlix Co Fort Wayne Indiana and local druggists.
A packed Rialto program leads with Dot Marsell and her Rag Pickers, a spacopated melody maid and five harmony boys, Jazz hounds, and The Austrian Brand ies in a caggy novelty act. Also featured are Foley and LaTure in song and dance, Mabel Fairmir violinist, and Allen Dwight and Allice dancing duo Known as the dancing bugs. Two reel comedy and a one reel news weekly cap the bill with matinee and evening shows at Century Theatre, New York.
An opulent color spectacle titled Aphrodite arrives at the Keith Hippodrome Cleveland for one week starting Monday October 11 with daily matinees to follow. Promoters F Ray Comstock and Morris Gest tout it as a revolutionary stage triumph never before seen.
Police veteran William Delehanty, an inspector of detectives and longtime officer, is suspended for alleged lack of energy and inattention to duty in addressing vice conditions following a Rotary Club protest. Rotary leaders urged recall of Mayor Schrieber if vice conditions aren’t corrected.
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