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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1920
Page
4
Fragmented OCR text from a Penfield area notice or story mentions dates, people, and places with scattered names such as Wayne, Baylor, Mr Sears, and Mr Woods. It references travel or movement to New York City and a visit, with unclear events and many garbled phrases.
King Alexandur WHE in critical condition after a bite incident linked to the Own ike. A physician arrived in Athena and assessed the case as highly serious but not hopeless. Three months away from Bowmen sale postponed two weeks. Farmers busy. silos filling rapidly. Frost hits Wednesday night, first of season. Congress to hold in Cairo with allied nations to begin at 240.
Fragmentary OCR text notes a convention involving the American association of ethical criminology and mentions individuals including Mehela Peidas Dur Bernard Glatele New York YD William Heary Boston and Herman Mile C Chicago, with reference to a juvenile reformatory section and chaplain’s association.
A district pamphlet challenges Martin L. Davey’s opponent over records and views on war, military conscription, and Soviet relations while praising Davey’s two years of service to seven thousand constituents. The piece urges reelecting Davey and questions the challenger’s qualifications and loyalty.
Political advertisement outlines the congressman’s votes on key measures. It lists positions on the peace resolution, civil war and Spanish War pensions, Civil Service Retirement, Water Power Bill, standing army, postal savings, Soldier Bonus Bill, and Merchant Marine subsidy. Entities include Ohio, 14th District, and private shipping interests.
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