Lorain Plans City Edition of Chronicle Telegram
An enthusiastic Lorain meeting urged creating a Lorain city edition of the Chronicle Telegram of Elyria. A 2000 subscriber base within Lorain was deemed necessary to justify a local staff and news coverage. Joe Burke signaled commitment to guiding the effort, while emphasizing fair, comprehensive reporting for all citizens.
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Chronicle-Telegram
G. A. R. Hall
Lorain City
Elyria
Attavel
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Joe Burke
Cie Viet
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Burke
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Elvria
More Windows Broken by Storm
A second storm in the season followed a gale that trapped snow for a day and a high tide. Holiday shoppers escaped major harm as a light snow fell. Keith Brothers store on Broad Street and the Bike Club suffered window damage when a display sign shattered panes and the clubhouse windows were torn from hinges during peak winds.
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Kieth Brothers
Broad Se
Fraternal
Y M B C Xmas Frolic Tonight
The Young Men's Business Club plans a Christmas Frolic at the Chamber of Commerce this evening. A gala gupper and Christmas morning order will feature popcorn balls candy and sandwiches. Members will exchange gifts likely to produce much amusement. A large turnout is anticipated.
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Chamber of Commerce
Committee to Decide on City Library and Memorial Building
The Civic Center committee meets at the Chamber of Commerce hall at 4 30 this afternoon to decide on memorial plans for Indiana soldiers and a new library site. Trustees will outline views on integrating the library, city hall, rest rooms and fire department needs within proposed buildings and funding.
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Civic Center Committee
Thin City
Chamber of Commerce
Ity
Fire Department
Gueh Nolending
Pions
Central Station
Finnreml
Ito
Austria 15 Admitted To League Of Nations
Austria was elected a member of the League of Nations by the assembly today in Geneva. The admission marks a significant step for Austria in joining the international body.
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Austria
Geneva
League of Nations
Assembly of the League Today
Slogans contest calls for peppy civic punch
Eighty five responses were received for the Community Cheat campaign slogan contest. The committee will close the entry period in four days and award a ten dollar prize to the best suggestion chosen for public impact and memorability.
Elyrians Urged to Mail Xmas Packages Early
Postmaster Seward urged Elyrians to mail Christmas packages early to guarantee delivery before Santa arrives. The crash of holiday mail will intensify daily as post offices handle a rush, with truck teams moving parcels to trains and clerks pleading for public help to avoid delays.
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Wlyria Post
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Seward
Religion to Solve the Industrial Question
Rev W S Smith spoke at the Machinists hall on Christianity and the present industrial quest. He urged the life of Jesus as a turning point and pressed the do unto others as you would have done unto you as the solution to modern troubles. He argued great historical figures succeeded by living with faith, and he promised this view could transform industry and society.
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Workingemen
Machinists' Hall
Jesus
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Rey Smith
May complete Lorain murder case tomorrow
The Lazog murder trial in Judge Redington's court progresses with multiple witnesses testifying they did not see Lazog fire the fatal shot but describe a prior struggle between Lazog and Peter Paul. Lazog's attorney hints at a self defense argument and the defense questions suggest this approach. completion may occur tomorrow.
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Farr and Lady Pair in Local Business Change
Licensee Jesper Farr 36 iron worker and Ellen May Lord 36 Lorain Harold Carpenter 24 contractor Columbia and Hazel Montague a4 her Grafton are noted in a brief local business notice highlighting changes in ownership and roles within the trades community.
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Jesper Farr
Ellen May Lord
Lorain Harold Carpenter
Columbia
Hazel Montague
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Grafton
New Chronicle Telegram names new business manager leader
The Chronicle Telegram announces a new business manager and director of the destinates for Elyria. The paper pledges continued editorial policy serving readers and advertisers and thanks former editor Burke for his past contributions while noting his departure to Columbus. Continued on Page Ten.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Chroniele- Telegram
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Columbus
Chronicle- Telegram
Farmers organize to secure own gas supply near Coonville
Residents of Carlie south of the Fuller road form the Ritual Gas Consumers company to secure fuel gas. Berea pipeline will furnish service with a two inch line laid from Fuller road to member homes. They will pay Berea Gas 30 cents per thousand and charge themselves 60 cents to cover overhead such as meter reading. Continued on page four.
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Fulder
Coonville
Atitual Gas Conqumers Company
Berea Pipe Ling Company
Fuller Road
Ministers to address open forum meeting
An open forum at Ma Chinist's Hall differed from prior meetings as Rev W South of United Presbyterian Church urged addressing the labor and manufacturing clash. Chairman Gwillym Jones backed the call for wider pulpits to carry the message. Rex Smith and others echoed sermons aligned with labor concerns amid church concerns over church support for capital interests.
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Ija- Dorwan
W O§ South
United Presbyterian Church
Labor Organic Falcons
Manufacturera 88
Gwillym Jones
Alyria
Flynn
Life Audince
Rex Smith
Investigation Reveals Hard Times for Elyria Families
Chronicle Telegram reports widespread unemployment in Elyria with 2500 families lacking funds and prospects for Christmas. Editor describes visiting many homes, documenting cases of dire need while masking identities as case numbers. The piece portrays grim outlook for workers and their children.
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Elyria
Chronicle Telegram
Thomases
Chronicle-Telegram
Elyai an Wins Out At Milk Meeting
Ik W Ingersoll of this city faced opposition to his re election as president of the Ohio Farmers Co Operative Milk company during a directors meeting in Hole Winton Cleveland yesterday. The faction claimed ties to the Telling Belle Vernon company but an audit signed by the secretary cleared him and C W Harr of Wellington of similar charges. S W Reiner of LaGrange was elected to the executive committee. The rebuked secretary C F Kuirk may be replaced. A later column describes three needy Christmas cases among local working families, highlighting hardship and unemployment.
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Ik W Ingersoll
Ohio Farmers’ Co Operative Milk Company
Hole Winton
Cleveland
Telling-Belle Vernon Company
C W Harr
Wellington
Ingergoll
W Reiner
LaGrange
Ingeravll
C. F. Kuirk
Enirh
Special Christmas offer cuts subscription price
The Chronicly Telegram offers mail subscribers a one dollar saving on renewals or new subscriptions if paid in advance by January 1, 1921. After that date the price returns to four dollars. Subscribers can save by sending payment now.
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Ae Gow
Fur market slump dampens muskrat season outlook
Early muskrat pelts sell for 25 and 36 cents, the lowest in years, as fur dealers report a broad price drop from prior highs. Veteran trappers predict subdued hunts, with other pelts also down, though some expect prices to edge up with winter.
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Ohio Farmers Co-operative Milk Co
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