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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1920

Page

3

Campaign finance debate and calls for full disclosure

The piece urges complete sunlight on campaign expenditures by both major parties. It questions claims about Cox and Moore, calls for investigators, and stresses the need for facts over generalizations. It notes that voters deserve disclosure of finances, candidate personalities, and campaign strategies. It condemns excessive spending while urging fair, factual reporting.

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Alice Roosevelt Longworth Visits Republican HQ in Chicago

Mrs Alice Roosevelt Longworth daughter of the late president visited the Republican national committee headquarters in Chicago. She expressed interest in participating in party work and noted possible campaigning for Senator Vas and the governorship of Veracruz. A new banking law was under study as promising, with prospects of a special solution and an acceptable banking system.

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Neighbor’s Lawn War and Idle Summer Bits

A rambling column mixes a neighbor’s early morning lawn mowing with a retaliatory rant on lawnmowers. It shifts to light humor about cleaning hats, repairing cars, and social quirks, then juggles anecdotes about milkmen, carpetbaggers, and an amused suburban life.

Alice Paul Militant Quaker Leader and Suffrage Advocate

The article profiles Alice Paul born 1885 Moorestown a Quaker who led the Congressional Union and National Woman's Party. It notes her militant early actions in Britain and the U S picketing the White House, multiple imprisonments, and the 1919 passage of the federal amendment. Also mentions Ray Starkey pleading not guilty in Elyria police court for traffic violations with a speeding lightless car incident.

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Cox Leaves For West Campaign Swing Begins Tonight

Governor Cox prepares, with E H Moore, to testify on campaign expenditures in Chicago. He then launches a 22 state westward tour totaling 67 speeches over about 9,000 miles, from Michigan to California, with Roosevelt touring the east in parallel before both end campaigns October 30.

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Moots Cannydate for Pherifft Breakfast Differance

Moots, a cannydate for sheriff, washes her own hair and gits her husband's breakfast. Differance of opinion is what makes different priced gasoline.

Mexico seeks broader confidence from nations in foreign policy

Provisional President De la Huerta told congress that Mexico aims to build friendly relations with all countries and show it can meet international obligations. He cited US extradition cooperation and denial of airspace over Mexico as examples, and noted efforts to protect foreigners while outlining case progress in Puebla against ex-consular agent Jenkins. The message discussed pacification, Cantu revolt, and tensions with the indigenous groups and the Boy revolt without naming Villa directly.

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Get That Kid's Hair Cut: Shops Closed Sunday

Local notice urges parents to schedule haircuts for Tuesday before school starts. Affected shops include Sunilas and Wonday at 100 Broadst. Shops will be closed Sunday, prompting early visits and extended hours recommendations.

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