Chronicle Telegram Publication Details and Pricing
The Chronicle Telegram lists the Lorain County Printing and Publishing Co as publisher with A C Hudnutt and J Clare George in Elyria Ohio. It notes publication frequency daily except Sunday, led by city editor, and price terms including 2 cents per copy, 13 cents weekly in city, 6 dollars yearly in advance, and 4 dollars yearly by mail within Ohio. Foreign ad reps listed in Chicago New York Detroit offices.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Second Street
Elyria
Ohio
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
A.C. Hudnutt
J. Clare George
Lorain
John W. Cullen
Chicago
Michigan Ave
New York
Fifth Ave
Detroit
General Motors
Pilot Saves Passengers In Dramatic Plane Crash
A tri motor plane crashed on Griswold road yesterday. Pilot Samuel J Taylor kept control after two engines failed and guided the liner to a safe landing, despite the craft striking a tree top. Co pilot Allen G McDiarmid and several passengers were injured but no lives were lost. Taylor faces serious injuries but a hopeful recovery. the incident adds to legendary air rescues.
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Griswold Road
Samuel J. Taylor
Taylor
Allen G. McDiarmid
New Low Records in 1930 Railroad Report
The Interstate Commerce Commission report shows seven passenger deaths in 1930, a new low. A further record low was set with 790 injuries among passengers. The report notes 191,581,000 passengers per fatality and 9,000,000 per accident, and calls crossings the major remaining safety challenge.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Steel Men Predict Good Year at Steel Corp Meet
United States Steel Corporation executives in New York voiced confidence about the coming year. Chairman Myron C. Taylor said he doubted no future for American business and President James A. Farrell projected a reasonably good year if tonnage and prices improve. As a leading business barometer, steel output is tied to building programs at federal, state, and municipal levels.
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United States Steel Corporation
New York
Myron C. Taylor
James A. Farrell
Broadway
The
Corporation
Farrell
Paying the Mortgage President Daniels pushes party debt relief
Josephus Daniels urges the Democratic Party to pay off its 1,600,000 debt to Chairman Raskob and discharge him so Democracy can win in 1932. The party’s board seeks 600,000 plus campaign funds, facing a difficult fundraising task as Raskob’s allies struggle to mobilize donations.
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Josephus Daniels
Raskob
Democracy
Board of Strategy
Raskob and party roles spark internal political debate
The piece reviews party funding dynamics with Alfred E. Raskob as a pivotal figure and discusses ideals versus practical politics. It notes a luncheon led by Florence Starr with Rev. Recard and Rev. Carter speaking, and afternoon activities including devotionals by Mrs. Carter and reports from Miss Susan Hinman.
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W. C
PF. UC
Florence Starr
C. W. Recard
Paul Carter
Herman Wight
Susan Hinman
Oberlin
L.A. Baumgardner
Fannie Drummond
Wherlin
Young People’s Branch
Today in History and Birthdays Highlights
Today features anniversaries and birthdays of notable figures such as Arthur Wellesley Duke of Wellington Matthew Vassar Sir James Brooke Alexander II of Russia Henry W Allen Tad Dorgan and more. Also notes a 1925 milestone and a horoscope advising social influence and family regard.
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Arthur Wellesley
Duke of Wellington
Iron Duke
Matthew Vassar
Vassar College
England
Poughkeetsie
WN. Y
James Brooke
Sarawak
Borneo
Alexander II
Russia
Henry W. Allen
Louisiana
Prince Edward Co. Va
Mexico City
Harry Parnes Whitney
New York
Thomas A. Dorgan
Tad
WTI
Wellington W. C. T. U. Members Take Stand Against Smoking
At a Wellington area meeting the W. T. U. and affiliated groups from Wellington, Berlin, Rochester and Brighton adopted a strong anti narcotics stance. A pavilion was drafted urging school boards to disallow hiring tobacco users. A protest was sent to Oberlin College President Wilkens over permitting girls to smoke in dormitories.
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Smoki
Wellington
Werlin
Rochester
Brighton
Wilkens
Oberlin College
Fenner
Martin
A. R. Kimpton
Oberlin
Ona Goss
Ben Fenner
Monnett Kinney
Tharp, Tharp Engage Producer for Daughter's College Prep
Mr and Mrs Leghorn Tharp hire a theatrical producer to ready their daughter for an eastern college. No firm plans exist this week, with uncertainty lingering as plans are discussed. The note appears in a dated, colloquial regional voice.
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Leghorn Tharp
Eastern College
John F. Dille Ce
Birmingham obituary notices and funeral reports fragment
Fragmentary Birmingham obituary notes detail bereavements and services. Entries mention Mrs. Theoder, Mrs. Bechtel, Mr. T hore Latteman, Mrs. Cora Emmerich, and relatives from Berlin Teichs and surrounding areas attending services. Other lines reference local residents and church events with unclear dates or spellings.
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Uro
Ple. Bechtel
Leda
C. Berle
Henry
Menty
Clarksfield
Merry
Howard
4Zaret
Berlin
Teieh
Marzart
A. Z
Harare Haijkins
H.C. Beeatot
A. Todioxer
Cora Emmerich
Churroh
Achives
Dam Workers Farm Village Near Boulder Dam
In Las Vegas Nevada a growing camp near the Boulder dam landing four miles away has formed as a lent-efty for workers and families awaiting Boulder dam construction. At least 0 tents provide housing and two tent stores supply provisions while residents entertain themselves with regular dances on sand dunes after supper.
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Las Vegas
Neva
Nevada
Boulder Boat Landing
Boulder Dam
National writer praises Nevada's independence roots
A National writer lauds Nevada's independence in a discussion on state rights and open government. He cites Thomas Jefferson and contrasts federal power with local governance. The piece notes a recent visit and remarks on the public interest in state policy.
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Nevateas
Nevgias
Aomacarine Witter
Taft
Prees
Geneny
Thomas Jefferson
Renn
Triplets Rival Iowans as Twins Bladenson Claim
In a small town debate over who holds more teen points, Bladenregord in San C. appears as a spirited rival to Bladen’s twins. The article notes Mrs. Lary Dowless involved in recent events while warning of rising consumption figures, with seven tons per day cited.
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Iowsn
Bladenregord
SN. C
Bladpobre
Lary Dowless
Tattoo Tauts Chicken Tissues in Salem Oregon
Poultry branding trends in Salem Oregon report a vogue shift with no athletic activity noted.
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Salem
Orc
Energy term in modern sense first used in 1807
The article notes that the modern concept of energy as capacity for doing work was introduced around the year 1807. It traces the emergence of the term and its adoption in scientific discourse.
Calf Ownership and Reforestation Plan Mentioned in Paris Item
In Paris Tennessee a report notes an eight-foot calf owned by Roger Love. The story also mentions a reforesting plan for New York and references a black farmer. The calf reportedly covers 1,000,000 acres in state context.
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Paris
Tenn
Roger Love
New York
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