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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1920
Page
10
Professor H A Miller returned from Europe and spoke on collective bargaining. He argued the United States lags in labor organization, urged unions to unite with workers and organize equal standing with employers, and warned the current battle could determine labor's future within five years.
In Court Room No 2 a jury investigates the case of Godberg and Freeman versus William J. Taylor to recover 161 for commission on the sale of property at 1009 Tenth Street Lorain.
Luther Burbac, a well known figure past sixty, credits his health to early life on a farm and continued regular exercise. He notes various crops and plant varieties on his La Posa farm, including fruit trees and flowers, mentioning peaches, heaters and other valuable plants along with bicycles and safety aspects.
The Elyria Lawyers Club will skip January meeting and defer to February when Judge E. Cramer of the Cleveland Court of Common Pleas will discuss Municipal Courts. A leading attorney suggested pursuing a municipal court for Elyria, with possible legislative action. Judge Cramer’s experience would illuminate expectations and he will receive a large bearing.
Joe Gazerick a 14 year old of West River Street was picked up in Cleveland after two weeks on the run. He will be brought home and placed under juvenile court supervision or spend holidays with his family as a chance to reform.
Better Business club merchants report strong turnout and brisk sales on Dollar Day with green line service to handle crowds. Some stores saw larger volumes than last year while others matched last year’s figures. Thousands of dollars in merchandise were taken home as customers bought Christmas gifts, and merchants reported no major complaints despite not all offering special bargains.
Secretary Wiitehpad runs a Machinists union hub in Elyria aiding about forty job seekers during the labor crisis. Workers register, negotiate pay, and await assignments as they scramble for work, with several already helped and more to come.
D G Buchanan of Lorain filed suit today against Gooden Bros in Lorain County. The action stems from an automobile crash on Lake Avenue near October 24. Plaintiff alleges the defendant’s truck had no lights at the time of impact, causing damage estimated at 590 dollars.
An old health ad urges readers to boost disease resistance with Gude's Pepto Mangan. It claims red blood cells fight germs, promotes stronger well being, and offers liquid or tablet forms under the full brand name.
William Eldred of Mast Avenue accompanies a case where his car collided with S. L. Auspacher’s vehicle at the West Sixth Street intersection. Both cars were moving south when Auspacher veered onto West Sixth, causing the impact and minor damage.
An ad promotes Heim-Reid remedy and encourages relief from misery. It also publicizes C W Pauling men’s unlined kid gloves with 1 3 off. The Robinson & Hancock Co. is the seller, offering a selection of goods.
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