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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1920
Page
7
An OCR rich with misprints discusses Governor Cox and the League of Nations, Warren-era satire, and European affairs. It blends editorial musings with notices, referencing the Associated Press and republication rules, while quoting opinion on reservations and public figures.
London dispatch reports Rear Admiral Parker Niblack of the American navy appointed naval attache to the U S embassy in London. Niblack served in the Spanish American War blockade of Cuban ports and battles in the Philippines, later helped suppress the Filipino insurrection, and commanded patrol forces under Admiral Sims in European waters during World War I. Born July 25, 1859, in Vincennes Indiana, he graduated from Annapolis in 1880 and held key postings including Berlin.
West Ridge reports weekend visits including Edward Burrer and Chas Schabble with spouses visiting in Litchfield and Lorain. Archie Hahn travels to Washington then California to visit relatives before returning. Chas Schable serves on Elyria grand jury. Mason Parsch and two sons visit sister Mrs A Wo Mason in Cleveland.
A skin specialist notes Mentho-Sulphur clears rough red skin and eczema fast. The sulphur preparation fights germs and soothes irritations, healing rashes and pimples quickly. Seek a small jar from any druggist and use it like cold cream for shin trouble.
Cleveland Sept 24 Indications show the largest crowd ever visiting Cleveland for the American Legion parade opening a three day convention Mayor Fitzgerald has proclaimed a half holiday Schools will dismiss for the afternoon and many industries will close About twenty thousand men and a hundred bands will march Colonel J R McQuige is grand marshal Delegates arrived including H H Hagan and J C Chatfield Oklahoma seeks looser interpretation of the non political clause Messages came from Senator Harding Governor Cox and Secretaries Baker and Daniels Cox’s message expresses hope requests will receive serious consideration and that the organization’s work aids civilization and keeps government and people united
The piece recalls the nation’s duty to those who served in wartime and urges the organization to continue high aims for future generations. Senator Hand and Senator Harding acknowledge wartime service beyond party lines, praising citizenship over partisan politics and stressing American rights and ideals. A call for nonpartisan cooperation and enduring patriotism follows as voters are urged to act individually rather than collectively.
The text expresses a call within the American Legion to preserve nationality and leadership in upholding the rights and ideals fought for, urging unity and action among members to sustain their mission and values.
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