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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1919
Page
7
The transcript fragment discusses stock purchases, remittance practices, and an investigation into bank losses around 1914 1916. Questions reference Mr Treble and Davies about stock operations and savings card extracts, with remarks on timing and partnership.
A speech notes high praise for Mrs Nelle M Hill and her leadership. Mr Hamlin remarks that the work vindicates women's effort and the ballot, highlighting the positive impact of women's roles.
The West Virginia fuel commission ordered the natural gas serving northern Ohio cities shut off and redirected to West Virginia fields. The Hopewell Co. supplies Toledo district and East Ohio Gas Co. in Cleveland as well as several Ohio towns. Attorney General Price plans to seek a federal injunction to halt the action.
Percy Leimbach of Cleveland sues The Walkie Motor Supply Co for about five thousand dollars in Common Pleas court. He alleges a defendant employee rear collided a car on Center road Avon township on November 27 overturning the vehicle and injuring him with a broken rib and strained back and neck.
A long narrative recounts Judge Webber addressing Anquet boys and local youths on election night, praising determination and hard work. Figures like Mr Hall and Atty LW Lamia are cited as examples, with emphasis on character, effort, and the fight against vice as the town’s greatest wartime achievement.
Elyria’s Chief of Police Bob Standkard announces the city is entirely rid of radicals described as eds and radicals. The report includes a timetable for Lake Erie electric line service with Eastbound and Westbound limited and local trains, noting times and destinations such as Vermilion and Beach Park.
City council in Elyria Ohio creates a stenographer position no more than 1020.00 annually and fixes wages for a Chief Clerk and Meter Man in the Water Works. Measures set bonds and enactments take effect after a 1919 approval timeline.
State of Ohio confirms General Fire Assurance Company Paris France complied with the insurance act and is authorized to transact business in Ohio for the current year. Financials show assets 2 422,917.61 liabilities 993,331.10 net assets 35159 33631 surplus Variante. Income for the year 934,666.45 and capital expenditures 747,452.58. Official seal and signature of Superintendent W H Tomlinson dated September 26, 1919.
The State of Ohio Insurance Department certifies that Eagle Star and British Dominion Insurance Company Limited of London has complied with Ohio law and is authorized to transact in this state. Figures show available assets 1 506 526 30, capital including reinsurance reserve 887 750 82, net assets 618 775 47, surplus 618 775 47, income for the year 1 745 846, expenditures 939 274 26. W H Tamilineon, Superintendent of Insurance, signs the certificate with official seal.
An ordinance classifies and fixes salaries and bonds for Elyria Police Department staff. It lists positions Chief Captain Detective thirteen patrolmen with set annual pay and bonds, plus a Night Desk Sergeant. payments from the Public Safety Fund are semi monthly and contingent on service.
A city ordinance outlines establishment and staffing of a Police Force under the Director of Public Safety. It details appointment rules, promotions from the next lower class, and classification by salary. It also mentions an emergency reserve force outside the classified list.
An ordinance sets pay for eight reserve and special police to four dollars per day while on duty, with monthly salaries for month service, and bonds required of officers. It repeals conflicting parts and takes effect January 1, with signatures from Hazelton, the mayor, and city officials.
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