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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1921
Page
2
The passage argues that should another war involve America every worker from wing men to factory and property workers, and men in any line of work, could be drafted for service as in wartime. It questions why not and suggests universal conscription.
Chronological notes recount events in Ohio and nearby regions: St Pauls church in Chillicothe was erected, Cleveland’s first Masonic lodge chartered, judge William W. Groslon of the Ohio Supreme Court died in Cincinnati, and the Army of the Cumberland held its twenty fourth reunion in Cleveland.
Miss Tawney Apple complains about a smell during a cigarette burn. Ike Lark discovers his Ford missing a rear tire after stepping out. he starts to climb back in and notices the tire gone.
The Inter State Commerce Commission hears Mr. Ford's request to cut freight rates by twenty percent for his read. Supporters argue price cuts boost volume and profits, while opponents claim nearby rivals could suffer and shipments shift to other roads. The commission decision awaits with interest.
A peace conference began in Riga between Russian and Polish representatives seeking settlement terms. Delegations from both sides attend sessions aimed at ending hostilities and outlining postwar arrangements.
The notice lists TH. G. Wells born in Bromiley and Lewis a Delaware senator born two decades ago, with Samuel Res. executive from Pennsylvania and White a representative born near Fairfield Iowa. Ages cited include 66 and 58, tying to locations like Holidaysburg and Penn Count.
A brief OCR fragment lists organizations including the Montreal Catholic Truth Society of Canada, the Washington DC Roman Catholic Hierarchy of the United States, Columbus Ohio National Insurance Union, and Miami Florida Florida Dairy Association.
Ten years ago County Commissioners Kemp and Persons retired and were replaced by Mathews and EyUner after a close vote. Abimsa handled boxing work. Major Conway and Rev Ran shaw disputed Sunday saloon openings with Ramsheaw supporting and Corway opposing. John Kaiser & Bro. Co. secured the M. CC. A. project valued at 55 500 dollars with an eleven month completion. City council debated destroying poplar trees to ease sewer blockages. Eugene Debs was advertised to lecture locally and Mea Firmnp was set to speak at the public square on the same topic.
The Catholic bishop of Harrisburg celebrates the th anniversary of consecration. Chillicothe’s first Episcopal church was dedicated by Bishop Chase. Congress plans to reassemble after a four week recess. The Grand Lodge of the Odd Fellows meets in Chicago with parade events in Toronto. Labor unions reject an award in a dispute over a building project. Conventions begin today in various locales.
The council discussed electrical service as Afr Morgan of the Electric Light Co said the east side cannot accept more lights until a new circuit is built. A new circuit from Eighth Street south will serve the area, with two more circuits on the east side after completion expected by year end, delaying full relief until after the first of the year. Complaints about telephone service were raised by residents of Pasa.
An editorial argues for prioritizing physically incapacitated veterans in any bonus scheme and questions the fairness of denying aid to all ex soldiers. It suggests retroactive taxation on wartime profits as an alternative to a bonus, and notes concerns about national debt and profiteering.
Residents without phones in the locality were discussed as council members were urged to vet them. The plan involved placing a cabln from Ridgeville to Elyria to repair storm-damaged service, after which Pasadena work would begin. A note from Mrs. Walter Barant of Clere was read.
During a Cascade park visit a woman said her husband was struck by the ocean wave device and injured. He is in a Cleveland hospital and she plans to sue the city, serving notice of her intent.
The American Shoe Shop advertises a thin week with half soles and heels for ladies at 1.50 and gents at 2.00. Customers are urged to inspect their shoes and act. Shoes and hats left unsold for 39 days will be sold to cover charges.
James A Davis, secretary of labor and head of the Loral Order of Moose, speaks at Moosehall Cleveland on Thursday evening. Elyria lodge plans carpool attendance with at least Arty expected to join. Secretary Smith arranged a low rate for travel.
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