Chronicle-Telegram masthead and affiliations notes
The page shows the Elyria Ohio Chronicle Telegram masthead with managing editor J. Burke and address details. It lists Associated Press membership, bureau affiliations, and advertising representatives. It states pricing for copies and subscriptions and the newspaper’s rights on AP dispatches and local news.
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Burke
Second St
Elyria
Ohio
Elyria Postofice
Associated Press
Ohio Daily Newspapers
Audit Bureau of
Bureau of Advertising
American Publishers’ Association
New York
Fifth Ave
Chicago
South Wabash Ave
Robert E. Ward
National Advertising
Fpcity
Loraio
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Women Expected to Vote in Fall as State Ratifies
RIA Ohio April 21 1920 women cannot vote in the April primaries but may gain equality this fall as one more state is needed to ratify the constitutional amendment. The piece argues the move advances citizenship and women’s influence at ballots, noting opposition by some men but predicting broad support as the public sees men and women uniting for town state and nation interests.
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Ular
Welling House
Bryan Worries Loom Over Nebraska Delegates
The piece mocks Senator Keock of Nebraska for assuming Mr. Bryan would be politically harmed if Nebraska fails to elect a national convention delegate. It argues Bryan’s stance on prohibition and treaties shapes his national image, not a single vote. Bryan’s support or opposition remains centered on enduring ideas and trust in his leadership.
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Keock
Nebraska
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Hcock
Paper Shortage Forces Chronicle-Telegram Cut
The Chronicle-Telegram warns it may shrink to eight pages due to scarce paper supply. Local papers like The Plain Dealer and Lorain Times-Herald aid with limited stock while costs rise from twelve cents per pound, making full issues hard to sustain.
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Chronicle-Telegram
The
Plain Dealer
Lorain
Board Refuses Strikes Yet Acknowledges Their Role
The adjustment board declines to recognize the strikers while noting they sparked its creation. It will deal with the conservative body, not the extremists who took violent action. The episode ends with the board and country facing a gradual recovery from paralysis.
North Eaton Hosts Visitors as Local News Persists
April reports from North Eaton include Rev Randall hosting Toledo parents and replacing a resigned center, soldiers returning home, local moves by Jean Longbon and Fern Henne to Elyria, Mildred Cole visiting Ruth Ross, and several family trips by auto. The community reads of inclement weather dampening a Brownhelm pupil performance, push for centralized schools with public meetings led by Supt Hiscox and C. C. Patterson, and the birth of Edward Bosworth to Rev and Mrs R A McConnel on April 3.
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North Eaton
Randall
Toledo
Dan Harday
Chas Longbon
Jean Longbon
Mis Fern Henne
Elyria
Mildred Cole
Ruth Ross
Theridgeville Exchange
Andrew Nufer
Fay Longbon
A. J. Lattig
Erma
Kenneth
Clyde
Bellevue
Cobby
Oliver
Carl Yost
Oakland
Charles Yost
Edith Hasel
Valley City
Charles Yests
Lula Chambers
Brownhelm
Ridgeville
West District
W. A. Hiscox
C. C. Patterson
Norwalk
R A. McConnel
Edward Bosworth
Notting ham visit and local get togethers in Ridgeville
Ridgeville residents report visits and family gatherings over the weekend. H G Stacy visited his uncle in Nottingham Thursday evening. Mr and Mrs Bush and children, Mr and Mrs W Evans, Mrs Dyer of New London, A B Shaw of Cleveland, Mr and Mrs George Place of Elyria, Mr and Mrs Martin O Lloyd, and Miss Ruth Duntam with two ladies attended Sunday events including a solo at the Congregational church service.
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Ridgeville
H. G. Stacey
Nottingham
Bush
Cleveland
W . Evans
Dyer
New London
A. B. Shaw
H. Shaw
George Place
Elyria
Martin O'Lloyd
Ruth Duntam
Congregational Church
Weekend visits and local notices span Elyria and nearby towns
April 20 reports show Mr and Mrs Carl Yost of Elyria visiting relatives including Mrs Amos Rock. Various locals like B B Spieth H M Dowdell Wn Yost and families were in Elyria, with hospital visit notes for Mrs Frank Parker and illness in the Sigby Knepper and Sella families. Charles Otterbacher was buried at Valley City. Several trips and calls on friends across Elyria Wellington Lorain Clarksfield and Boughtonville are recorded.
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Erhart
Carl Yost
Elyria
Amos Rock
B. B. Spieth
H. M. Dowdell
Wn. Yost
Julia Dawdell
Grafton
John Haury
Cleveland
James April
Chippewa Lake
Pat Martin
Lorain
Abby Gross
Frank Parker
Elyria Hospital
John Grabenstetter
Charles Otterbacher
Valley City
Wm. Johnston
Sigby
Knepper
Gladys Steen
Stroussville
Brighton Society Notes Roundup of Local Visits
Mrs Clara Justice returned home from Clarks field on Friday accompanied by her brother Mrs Parmenter. Mr and Mrs Frank Miller and son Everett of Elyria were Sunday guests at Mr and Mrs Frank Jeffrey. Harry Gill and mother Mrs Carrie Gills visited at the Charles Lampen home in Lakewood from Tuesday to Sunday. Mrs Amanda Whipple visits her grandson Leo Whipple in Cleveland. Mrs J C Alfred made a brief trip to Cleveland on Saturday.
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Brighton
Clara Justice
Clarksfield
Parmenter
Frank Miller
Everett
Elyria
Frank Jeffrey
Harry Gill
Carrie Gills
Charles Lampen
Lakewood
Amanda Whipple
Leo Whipple
Cleveland
J. C. Alfred
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