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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1920
Page
9
Tokio capital reception for a U S congressional party included Viscount Ina Mio Tajiiil the Tokio mayor a Japanese diet delegation and Edward Bell American chargé d affaires amid tense crowds and a heavy police presence amid allegations of anti Japanese demonstrations and scrutiny of Orientals by detectives
Speech outline favors expanding farm programs and cooperative farming under a national policy. Emphasizes America first, consumer interests, and worker cooperation while warning against special interests and foreign policy entanglements. Notes push for farm presence in government and broad cooperation in buying and distributing farm products. Also reports a post office safe robbery in North Jackson and state Elks convention logistics with parade balloons in Lima.
A testimonial from a reader at 210 Seventeenth St Ashland Ky claims Nerv Worth alleviates nervousness and stomach trouble. The writer describes insomnia and fatigue improved after using three bottles, endorsing the medicine and urging readers to try a first bottle from a local druggist. The notice cites price and where to buy, urging authenticity in the Ge round bottle.
War front dispatches report Soviet and Lithuanian forces mobilizing to resist a Polish advance. Moscow says Duantsh evoky resigns as head of a Bolshevik delegation, replaced by Adolph Abramowies Jolie, with Riga talks ongoing. Polish troops enter Suwalki as Budenny retreats after alleged defeat. fighting continues along Lublin and Brest-Litovsk corridors with mixed outcomes.
Two men were badly burned in an oil explosion at Standard Oil plant number 1 in Cleveland this morning. Earlier, a fire damaged the Tellin Belle Vernon company plant store rooms, with damages estimated at 100 dollars.
Representatives of the United Mine Workers of America who signed a new two year contract with coal operators to base increases on the anthracite commission award met to plan reopening talks and seek further raises. They say the signed pact gave workers little more than the operators offered and rejected last spring. A full scale coal committee from three districts will prepare communications to President Wilson or Secretary of Labor Wilson.
Operators report idle mines as miners protest a disputed award terms. Union leaders deny sanctioning the slowdown while demanding wage increases and better conditions amid halted production in the Bathracite region.
Governor Cox opened his western swing with a prebreakfast platform talk at a Toledo railroad station. He told a sunrise crowd that he was starting for the coast and that the fight would be won, stressing the League of Nations. Moose Club home plans were announced with officials saying it would open within three weeks.
Mary Lyons secretary to the chief testified in the trial of A A King suspended chief of police. King faced sixteen charges including misappropriation of funds and conduct unbecoming. He denies the charges. Witnesses said the Bertillon system duties were not properly assigned. Councilmen Peebles and Baird testified that council committees did not meet or file reports regarding the ordinance. Mayor William Grall had removed King on July 22.
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