Chronicle Telegram masthead and service notes
This fragment presents the Chronicle Telegram masthead with publishing details and Associated Press affiliations. It lists office addresses in Elyria and New York Chicago locales, contact lines, and subscription rates, plus statements on AP news use and reproduction rights. The text reflects standard newspaper boilerplate on circulation, pricing, and distribution.
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Associated Presas
Ohio Daily Newspapers
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Bureau of Advertising
American Publishers’ Association
New York
Fifth Ave
Chicago
Wabash Ave
Robert BE. Ward
National Advertising
Associated Press
Value and Government Bonds in 1920 Elyria Opinion
A 1920 Elyria column debates Liberty Bonds value versus use value. It argues bonds decline in purchasing power yet remain safe investments, noting government policy failures and suggesting stronger measures to uphold bond value for returning soldiers and national honor.
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Veinment
Inconvenient Strike Views and Price Mark Confusion
A reflective editorial critiques a railroad strike as illegal from the Brotherhood’s view and unwise for business while questioning I W W influence. It notes impatience with government delays under Esch Cummins law and satirically discusses price marks and a tax misstatement about a waist. It ends with a quip on overalls and market cornering.
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Wokmen
I. W. W. Adders
Oberlin
Norwalk Fire Injures Five Year Old and Uncle
Five year old Fred Hartman summoned neighbors as Miss Zuber, his aunt, tripped over a shovel full of hot coals preheating to build another fire. The uncle and boy were unconscious after coal rekindled near the stove. In Meuron, Congressman James T speaks at municipal hall about World War aid at the opera house.
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Norwalk
Fred Hartman
Miss Zuber
Meuron
James T
Municipal
Wea
Opera House
Luella
James Frothingham Binka
India
Hector
Far West
Uncle Hector
Rubinstein
van Winkle
Kansas City
Voice Of The People Sir We Demand Fair Wages For Switchmen
A letter defends switchmen demanding higher pay in hard times, praising their resilience and arguing wages should reflect weather and risk. It defends labor capitalism ties and mutual duties, urging recognition of essential workers and unity between labor and capital for progress. Signed by M. Bauer.
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M. Bauer
iS FRIEND TO ORGANIZED LA BOR
Elyria Ohio April 17 1920 letter from M J Brown president and C LU defending New City Market against rumors of anti union bias. asserts managers employ only union workers and condemns misinformation while praising Mr Hill and Mr Greif and pledging to counter the smear with public protest.
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New City Market
Hill
Greif
M. J Brown
Pres. C. LU
Fragments of wit and war talk in a 1920s paper
A patchwork page mocks diplomacy and politics with quips about a League of Nations and deportations. Puns on poets, Bolsheviks, profiteers, and a Des Moines marriage sale mix with jokes about cabinet resignations, shortfalls in memory, and social clubs. The tone is satirical and fragmentary, reflecting era mood and public figures.
Local notes from HTH RIDGE April update
A brief community summary notes visits and illnesses in HTH Ridge including Mrs D Howe of Berea visiting her parents, diphtheria quarantine lifted at Mr Browns home, blood poisoning troubles, scarlet fever recovery at the Jangford family, Theodore Owen from Lorain returning home, Mrs Stacy and Florence visiting Cleveland relatives, H G Stacey traveling to Chicago and Milwaukee for work, and family bereavement of Wr. Buchring for his mother. Also mentions Mrs Frank Bommer in Cleveland and Chas Taylor visiting Elyria grandparents.
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North Ridge
D. Howe
Berea
Owen
EH. Knowles
Percy Eldred
Cleveland
Harley
Eldred
Brown
Jangfords
Theodore Owen
Lorain
Stacy
Florence
H. G Stacey
Chicago
Milwaukee
Wr. Buchring
Buffalo
Oberlin Road
Frank
Brownhelm
George
Carlisle
William
Ridgeville
Minnie
Frank Bommer
Fred Miller
Chas. Taylor
Elyria
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Tiacags
Sureg
Becond St
Ohio
Society
Ccc Een
Mai Tside
Lorain i
State of
United States Senate
Janes
Voice of
The
People
Organized Labor
Elyria, O
Ouija Board
League of Nations
Emma Goldman
America
Des Moines
Rennn Bill Shake
Bob Burns
Ed Poe
Tom Hood
Sahara
Lord Byron
Good Losers
Isle of Pines News
Frank Mallo
Trotzy
Norman Stuckeys
Col. House
Massachusetts
Congress
Finance America First
Maeterlincked
B. Y
Geo. Brown
A. Ebert
U. S
Vannie Thackery
Paris
Burrell-Dugger Co
Folumbia
Indianapolis
Ind
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Abe Martin
Ike Moots
Fredom
the Hanchett Bond Co
le Salla Street
Chesge
Chaeric
Pee Ste
Hart’s
Fairbanks
Meat Department
Baily
Perkins Informa Polley
Woodland Avenue
Surrey
Beltz
C. H. Tibbitts
J. W. Bubl
H. J. Schaaf
Dr. Roby
H. G. Roby
Court Street
Bell
Perfection Bread Co
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