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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1920
Page
3
Two speakers debated Bolshevism from religious and economic angles. Both concluded force fails to solve the issue, urging education and faith as the remedy. They warned unity imposed from outside worsens Russia’s troubles and that justice and virtue require Christ’s influence paired with freedom.
The article rails at President Wilson and Congress for forcing or resisting treaty notifications under the Jones Merchant Act. It recalls Hayes veto and questions presidential obedience, predicting a pivotal moment in constitutional power between Congress and the Executive.
In a clipped OCR fragment, the text hints at gas service modulations or shutoffs aimed at nearby ministers or lyri-related capacity. The passage is partial, unclear, and lacks full names, dates, or locations to establish a clear event or actions.
A local note recalls 144 years since Yankee Doodle Dandy arrived on his pony and sparked a church service disruption. The gas company offered to help by turning off gas at 8 o clock Sunday morning and keeping it off until further notice.
A cab driver recounts a stubborn horse and long night runs while a Greenwich Village talk highlights birth control stories. Higgins proudly learns his firm awards a silver cup for triplet fatherhood, then questions ownership of the trophy.
A fragmentary humor page recalls Miss Pickens and her poem The Chicken then jokes about The Chickens roosting. It notes a Chicago couple's reset of marriage, a town anecdote about jail, and observations on home safety, politics, and the funn y hat season. It closes with a quip about a witty woman and a Dayton News quote.
Lady Robert Latta wife of Professor Latta of the University of Calgary is named as one of Great Britain's beauties. She was born Iris Florence Iris, daughter of Sir John Harvard Biles.
Many Elyrians attend the Cleveland Games and travel daily to watch the series against Brooklyn. Local fans back Tris Speaker and the Cleveland team with strong hopes they will win the world championship.
Mrs Janey Stringer of Long Beach Calif returns home after visiting relatives in North Ridgeville. Sunshine Club reports a picnic at St Peters church and the annual meeting with a flowers to 64 sick people. The Lanes society dined with Mrs Scamb and a party at Dr Harris’s home with several local families attending.
A rural Georgia darky balks at a three dollar forty cent railway fare and walks away. A longstanding feud between Brown and Robinson escalates with a peace note about Brown's cat dying and a curt reply from Robinson.
Nellie Maddock and guests enjoyed a merry time with games, riddles, and charades. A fine luncheon was served as Mr Eldred and family and Mr Harrie and family participated among others.
Ambiguous OCR fragment notes changes in property ownership causing moves. Mentions Elma Butcher, formerly resident here, visiting Sunday with parents of Fran Frank. Lacks clear dates, places, or full names to establish concrete events.
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