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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1920
Page
3
Ohio editor recounts a speech by Harding arguing suffrage should be about citizenship not gender or class. He asserts women vote on practical public questions, noting mothers’ patriotism and the national interest. The piece links suffrage to the broader American civic balance and war-era views.
Columbus dispatch reports Secretary of State Colby receiving a telegram from Harvey C Smith asking when Ohio would be notified of the ratification of the woman suffrage amendment and whether he should proceed to enable women to vote once formal notification is received. The inquiry follows many requests from election boards and individuals.
The Secretary of State announced the fourth auto tax funds distribution for the year, totaling 491,726.34 dollars, allocated to counties. So far this year, distributions reach 3,750,000 dollars.
Miss Marian Vac Quaite and Tach Edwards admitted at Litchheld and Hast Bridge street. Mrs Laura Lytle West Avenue and Mr and Mrs Fred Davies Fairlawn Avenue announce a son. Discharged Frane Spencer Woodland Avenue.
Bea full hair thick and lustrous ad notes dandruff itching and scalp care. Pariyan Sage marketed as a positive remedy with a guarantee by C W Phillips.
An analysis of county figures indicates cities with large populations grew while rural counties shrank. In Ohio areas like Stark and Mahoning show gains, whereas rural counties lag behind as urban centers rise. Separately, invitations have been issued for the ordination of Rev. Henry Higbee Warner on Sunday September 6 at 220. Rev. Elizabeth Schausa of Toledo will preside, with Ohio Spiritualists leaders in attendance.
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