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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1921
Page
8
As leaders of nations plan a November conference in Washington to discuss disarmament and world peace, a long article argues against war and for restraint. It warns of economic strain from armaments and urges public support for reduced militarization and a spirit of sacrifice.
Judge H G Redington announces retirement from the Common Pleas Judgeship at term end due to poor health. Citizens lament the loss of a kind fair and knowledgeable jurist whose impartiality and temperate leadership earned wide respect.
The text argues that a long railroad strike will push trucks to operate around the clock across regions. It predicts trucks will assume regional service, expanding duties and never relinquishing the role. It also notes autos and taxis reducing interurban lines and forecasts long distance passenger shifts as a consequence.
A compact chronicle of Ohio history listing events from 1816 to 1895 including the organization of the Grand Chapter of Royal Archmasons in Worthington, a Caldwell theater fire, and deaths of prominent figures. It also notes individuals born in various counties and years, with a “one year ago today” retrospective on recognitions, workers, and engineers.
Events mark Trafalgar Day and the 150th anniversary of novelist Tobias Smollett while Mrs George H Gilbert a noted American stage actress is celebrated. A Fort Wayne monument to Maj Gen Henry Lawton is planned as Chicago hosts a centennial for Sir George Williams. The second trial of Reece Chambers and Fred Burstaff related to the Watowan killings is set for Wisconsin war era case.
The NORWALK region reports visitors and family gatherings including Edwara Ela ser ard famely 12 Xfre Clerg McAll ser ard dauh ter and Mrs J F MecAllistar with trips to Detroit to visit kin. Armistice day events feature a Local National Guard parade and celebrations in town.
Henrietta and surrounding residents share visits and family time. Reports mention Don Watson and baby returning from hospital. Friends Hattie Kneale, Parlette Kneale, airso residents, Mr and Mrs Dunlap, and Oberlin visitors are part of a busy weekend.
The readable text references property transfers between River Street and the river and a west side area, a three story brick block at Avenue and Broad Street, lawsuits involving Toledo offers and Budd, and notices about a dance and a pota to dealer. The fragmentary copy mentions measures of market prices and an active classifieds section.
Early eighties London tests introduced oil as a fuel for sea-going vessels marking a shift in maritime power sources and engineering methods.
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