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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1926
Page
14
The article reports a high court fight over how to value railroads for rate setting. Disagreement centers on whether valuation should use original cost less depreciation or fair value, affecting potential returns and interstate commerce rulings.
Numerous households share Christmas dinners arrivals and visits with relatives from Elyria Cleveland Wellington and beyond. Friends and family gather at homes including Gott Loomis Leiby and Denham households while a Farmer Institute event is planned January 3 and 6 at the Grange hall with speakers High and Moats.
Vin cenzo Brazzuri, Rome scientist, predicts Etna volcanic steam now wasted on Italy’s north slope could supply over twenty five thousand horsepower, eventually powering a town-sized manufacturing area with railroads and cables linking Italy, Austria and Germany. He cites experiments on Etna and Bis instruments showing 30,000 to 40,000 pounds per hour of steam at about 300 degrees Fahrenheit.
The article notes there are 1800 snake species and highlights rattlesnakes as among the most poisonous threatening humans and livestock, urging caution and awareness of venom risks.
Jetta Goudal stars in a suspenseful feature about a German World War I intelligence operation told through a behind the lines American perspective. The Capito theater presents this thrilling drama with romance and wit amid war’s quiet front, amid German plots and a captor’s clever schemes.
Ohio state auditor Joseph Tracy called for a pay-as-you-go plan to curb public debt growth and deter reliance on bonds for local projects. He cited 1926 totals—counties and schools at 141,419,005 and cities at 477,582,284—as evidence of debt relief needs while noting some improvement over 1925. He warned that minor improvements require bond issues and that permanent relief remains limited.
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