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The Daily Reportars Helivered by vaerter, her mnenth her Diath, Reporter, by iat state ti, ety of Blyeta, per yen vor.
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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1903
Page
2
The Daily Reportars Helivered by vaerter, her mnenth her Diath, Reporter, by iat state ti, ety of Blyeta, per yen vor.
An officer of a major railroad warns of a motive power famine as freight congestion grips long-haul routes. Locomotives, freight cars, and rolling stock are in short supply despite increased capacity, driven by bumper crops, mine reopenings, and winter transport limits. Rail firms may have failed to preemptively scale to surging demand across 200000 miles of track.
Grafton residents share family news and gatherings. Mr and Mrs L Artress welcome a son. Mrs K Bailey is ill. Mr and Mrs G Tran celebrate a silver wedding on New Year’s Day with relatives and friends. Mrs B Johnson hosted a nineteenth birthday party. Mr Davis and children visited Mrs Waite. Miss G Beneos of Migrin was a guest at Dr Parks over Sunday. About forty Mantis of Me and Ste. 8 Absard attended a home gathering to honor the couple’s first anniversary with warm New Year wishes. The evening procession and social time were well received. Doris.
Murray Ridge Mr and Mrs Win Moulder and son of Cleveland returned home Thursday after spending a week with Mr Kesler and Mrs Kesler. Mr and Mrs Boutel spent New Years with Mr Docker. Mrs Bonner visited her daughter Mrs Dovker. Mr and Mrs J Fowl spent New Years with relatives in Oberlin. Lewia Fealer started to Oberlin Business College Monday. Harky Decker returned home Sunday after a week with family in Wood Go.
Laities Aid society at Mira announces social in Elyria area. Jumbled names note Ford Hill Vernon Rosa Brent and Walter Baker returning to teaching after illness. Mr and Mrs G Cole visit M C O Ross in Colombia as Eaton townspeople attend Handy wagon show in Columbia January.
Company president Mr White explains loss from river rise and cheap fuel, orders wage cuts to avoid closing the Rocky Bottom works. Foreman Mason and workers resist, offering warehouse support to cover two weeks pay while seeking countersigned orders to restart operations.
In a tale of labor strife, Mr White resists shielding families from hardship, arguing men must look out for themselves. The narrative follows a shutdown, wage cuts, and a dramatic change when Mr Gray offers Harry Brown a key position. A wedding gift ties the strike's resolve to communal support and loyalty.
The Corsican town of Ajaccio announces a new telephone service. Current subscribers total three, marking the early stage of local communications there.
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