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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1930
Page
6
A brief transit notice lists 3:00 tram service from Norwalk with L P Barron acting as ticket agent. The fragment notes a scheduled departure time and the agent's role, but provides limited context or additional details.
Passenger service links Elyria Public Square and Cleveland with hourly departures from early morning until late evening. Direct connections connect Medina Berea North Amherst Lorain Wellington Oberlin Grafton Norwalk and Linndale divisions. The route traverses a cantilever bridge over Rocky River with scenic views and picnic grounds nearby. For details contact G P A J. Wraston at 615 Garfield Building Cleveland Ohio.
Washington notes show allies pressing Roosevelt to arbitrate the Venezuela preferential payments dispute. Bowen offered 27 000 dollars to Germany and Italy. The Hague option looms if talks stall, with Washington wary of Venezuela's consent. Concurrently, raiders kill Minnick in Wyoming and Roosevelt hosts a congressional reception as major news events unfold.
The House began debate on the anti trust bill with little excitement amid partisan disputes over the rule for considering substitutes. Representative Powers argued for regulation while Representative Clayton called the measure feeble. The post office appropriation bill passed before the trust debate. Senate discussion touched polygamy as the Hood bill drew attention. Roosevelt and Secretary Hay signaled a failed effort to ratify the Alaska boundary treaty. A Chicago strike began among elevator operators and janitors, with office buildings affected.
The Building Owners and Managers Association declined to recognize the UA. The Teamsters threaten to refuse coal deliveries to buildings and engineers and firemen may strike until a settlement is reached. In affected buildings, 20,000 people are employed.
Financial markets report across major hubs with prices for flour wheat corn oats butter cheese eggs and livestock. Grain and livestock values show firm tones with varying regional quotes for cattle hogs sheep and lambs, including Cleveland and Chicago price points.
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