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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1925

Page

7

Debating Supply and Demand in Coal Prices in 1925

In a column attributed to President Lewig of the coal miners, the piece argues public protest can protect consumers while operators oppose price fixing as illegal. It critiques the law of supply and demand, alleging monopolies by Standard Oil, U S Steel, and other big firms influence both supply and price, with independents limited in effect.

Lewig Pinchot Ole Cll United States Steel Company

Notable Educator Deans Smith College 1918 to 1922

Dr Marian Park of Bryam Mawr discussed a petition submitted by students of her college. She became Dean of Smith College in 1918 and served until 1922, after earlier studies in Classical Studies and Greece. The item notes her role and career timeline across institutions.

Marian Park Brya Mawr al Edwards Iss Coteta President Park Greece Colorado Colorado ‘Springs Smith College Rachel Dear Mawr

Poems That Live Sou The Clover Blossoms

Poem fragment praises wild flowers and a fair maiden with gentle imagery. It ends with a plea to love or die, attributed to Oscar Laighton. A separate line notes two latest electric locomotives producing 5900 horsepower capable of pulling a one and a half mile long train.

Oscar Laighton

Silent streets spark talk on suffrage and crime study

A street chat about recent crime and policing prompts some to argue for women’s suffrage. The speaker suggests voting rights could reshape civic control as residents debate safety and authority in the neighborhood.

Farmers Seek National Credit Plan to Aid Corn Marketing

Secretary of Agriculture urges Chicago meeting of bankers and farmers to organize a national agricultural credit association to finance a plan for orderly marketing of the large corn crop, especially in Iowa and Nebraska. Experts note banks face limits lending directly to farmers and cooperative marketing groups may be needed to underwrite credit facilities.

Washington Iowa Nebraska al. Jardin Chicago Soda Comite of Corn Belt Californias Sco Paul Parm Organization Rtowersk

Alleged crook Nabbed in Indian card game swindle case

Police say Naughton arrested in Pittsburgh on charges of extorting 50 000 from T C Jenkins. Dr H Jones of New York met Naldditea aboard the Aquitania and played poker for small stakes before losing 11 900 by a check scheme. Detectives seek F Reed of Miami and J D Hunt of Oklahoma City as alleged accomplices.

T. C. Jenkins Naughton Pittsburgh Accordi Ng Jones Navdlitea Aquitania New Yor Australi

Fire damages reported at 1073 Whe street

Fire departments were called to 1073 Whe street after an alarm sounded. The blaze started in the street area near a property line and threatened adjacent properties. Responding companies reported the loss as small.

Litanty Nolt

Chicago Opera Singer Dies in Police Shootout

A Chicago police officer and another were killed during a store raid shaped by a trap set for Martin Durkin. The sergeant, identified as James Carroll, died in the fight. The incident involved a pistol and bandits. the opera company singer Wittellus, born in Budapest in 1870, had become an American citizen.

Dee James Tens James Carroll Martin Durkin Carroll Chi Serg Chicago Chic Opera’Co Budapest

Prominent New York Judge Julie Mayer Dead at 69

Former United States Circuit Court of Appeals judge for the South District of New York dies of heart disease at age 69. Julie Mayer, a noted jurist and lawyer, had previously visited Chicago and sparked attention as a former judge in the federal appellate system. Her death marks the loss of a distinguished legal figure with a long career in public service.

Yorke Dee Julie Mayer United States Circuit Court of Appeals South District New York

Change of Location for CG CORFMAN

Change of location notice for CG CORFMAN stating a move to the Life Co New York Savings Trust Co Bldg New York Life Insurance Co. Friends and patrons are invited to visit at the new offices phone 31.

CG. Corfman Th Life’ “Tas Co New York Red Rom Savings & Trust’ Co Co York Life Tnsurance Co

Budget system planned for counties cities and Territory

Experts in Honolulu propose a budget system to take effect in 1926 across counties cities and the Territory. Foreign firms curb lending and buying agencies enter China’s interior amid uncertain cargo arrivals.

Honolulu Agen China

Orchids Exhibit Delicate, Shown in London Flower Show

Orchids so delicate they could not be removed from tissue paper boxes were displayed at the London flower show this winter. Rushden Boot Operatives, a London union, received a goatskin bearing a Red message from women leather workers in Russia.

Tissu London Rushden Union of London Russia

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