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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1920
Page
10
The Lorain County Dry Federation urges voters to approve House Bill 620, stressing it will curb liquor violations, save Ohio hundreds of thousands in fines, and channel funds from federal courts back to the state. Volunteers will inform indifferent voters ahead of the November 2 referendum, with sample ballots available at the 906 Bank Bldg Fly, Ohio.
Governor Cox denounces current propaganda against the league and defends its operations while urging restraint and unity. He asserts the council may issue advisory opinions only with unanimous support and insists war and sanctions require careful, representative action. The address unfolds amid a broader campaign scene in Milford and Baltimore as Cox presses for measured steps and continued American diplomacy.
The text argues for ongoing warfare amid economic isolation and asserts the league would be less secure without council authority to deploy military forces. It cites Earl Grey from 1914 noting that a nine day table conference among great powers could have averted the world war, underscoring the need for decisive diplomacy.
A Porte la Porte reports a Wednesday social in ebhured parlors with Major Jones of Elyria, entertaining piano by Mrs Crippin and Mrs Giles, and refreshments. Mae Smith hosted W C T V members. tureen supper for Bert Eddy and his mother Mrs Bennett. Parent Teachers Club met warmly Friday evening. Several moves and farewells noted among residents including Handrosh and Crawford households. Thayer Chapman and Harry Germiquez of the USS Connecticut were guests at the Hedees last week.
Sullivan, Oct mentions Kyle Farnsworth and Miss Galda Rader visiting relatives near Leipsic Ohio. Michigan trip then return. Jones Brothers busy grinding sorghum and making cider. Christian church youth hosted Congregational church youth with ice cream and cake. Dr Danny and family visited Medina. Burdette Lowe teaching trig at Montana state university. Nellie Arndt’s Denver visit with Katilla Dakin. coast trip enjoyed. Frank Wallet and wife visited Wm Harveout family. Paul Houseman family of Akron visited local relatives. Cr Lowe and family visited Alva Lowe and family.
Brief biographical card on Congressman Martin L. Davey born in Kent Ohio July 25 1884. Details include education at Kent schools Oberlin Academy and College, founder and treasurer of Davey Tree Expert Co and Davey Institute, growth from 10000 to 1 million in 1980, 300 employees, three mayoral terms in Kent, congressional service since 1918, marriage to Bernice Chrisman, three children and church and fraternal memberships.
The 14th district congressman Davey is praised for nonstop work since election. He serves constituents with courtesy and promptness, turning his office into a busy workshop in the Federal building. Washington notes his efficient, businesslike approach to public service.
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