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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1921
Page
2
The Unemployment Conference shows rifts over repealing the Adamson Law. The piece argues repeal won t solve unemployment and warns against forcing a contentious issue into talks. It urges focus on broadly beneficial measures and questions good faith of those who press the repeal.
A final draft of the tax plan invites debate on rate changes and exemptions. Proposals include higher top income and estate taxes while opposing excess profits and corporate stock taxes. The piece notes regional reactions and calls for reform aligned with broader public interests.
An 1835 obituary of Provost marshal Ohio 1818 Wells A Hutchins born Hartford died Portsmouth Jan 25 1835. A 1851 notice of Gen John A Campbell first territorial governor of Wyoming born Salem died July 14 1851. Also 1851 entry on William Creighton first Ohio secretary of state born Berkeley county Virginia died Chillicothe Oct 23. 1851 Thomas West Ewart member of 1850 state constitutional convention died Granville born Washington county Feb 27 1816. 1891 note mentions Major McKinley and Governor Campbell debating at Ada.
One year ago today Hungary ordered the expulsion of Jews who had arrived since 1914. An International Communications conference convened in Washington, D oe.
Coleman L, former South Carolina governor, reportedly contemplates a return to politics. Born in Newberry County 53 years ago, he marks a notable midcareer milestone amid ongoing party debates.
Elbert H Gars chair United States Steel Corp celebrates his 76th birthday. The Indiana Friends celebrate the oldest Quaker meeting. Iowa Saloon League begins ten month campaign for statewide prohibition. Norwich University dedicates new athletic field given in memory of a son killed in World War. Festival of St Denis opens in Paris. National Daily Show opens in Minneapolis as public meetings urge unified relief policy.
In the Chronicle Telegram letter, a supposed admission by Mrs Higgins is labeled false. The writer states the accusation about living with another woman in Cleveland was unfounded and not proven in court, while charges against the defendant supported a divorce.
A seven foot peach vine was shown and Elvira fund drives collected 1700 for Chicago fire sufferers. Noyes Republican won governor by 363 votes, Fairchild of Oberlin College gave a lecture on Journeys Through the Holy Land. Baldwin Laundon Nelson sold stores to Mozart Gallup and Elvira Hardware opened. Freeman Parmeloy won oxen premium. P R Clark second. Elvira contractors invited bids for a new Oberlin school building.
The alligator known as Mutt, after a summer in the city park fountain, retires to winter quarters at Fire Station No. 2. He will not eat, instead he will hiss and dream until warm weather returns. The event drew a crowd as Mutt was placed in a large iron tank for the season. The gold shark and other members of the same tribe were placed in separate tanks at the station house.
A critic argues steel firms powder and gun makers and ship building interests dominate the upcoming arms conference. He warns their influence will block world disarmament while urging protests to Congress and Washington officials to press for peace through public pressure.
Police picked up F P Vincent of 208 George Street on a charge of intoxication while searching for a suspicious character. He was released on bail and will be heard in police court at a later date.
An effort to organize a Machinistville branch of the Private Soldiers and Sailors Le Ssom of America on East Broad street proceeds with incorporation by act of Congress. The fraternal order limits membership to privates of World War II and invites BOR-Coms to attend, with N Blair as general organizer.
Medina report says Congressman L Aoghi of Akron warned Thursday at the Khtwams Club that real peace lovers face slim chances in world arms talks. He spoke amid local discussions and partisan expectations on disarmament.
The Lark stopped in front of the Strictly Casa Grocery where the proprietor lay over the counter, dead. A Tomer witness says the man may have been dead about a week. No immediate motive or money recovered.
Money loaned at 6 percent on stocks including Templer Motors Mason Tire and Rubber Commonwealth Mtg F G Clark Hinde and Finance Bankers Guaranteea Dauche Sherwin Williams American Multigraph Bishop Babcock Goodyear Rubber Miller Rubber Firestone National Acme Valley Steam ship Stevens Duryea Cleveland Discount and many others. Bring in what you have.
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