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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1922
Page
5
A scrambled local page mentions dummy tobacco packages used to trim windows and sold openly. A man faces legal pressure after a return, while other items report a board resignation, a school banquet, and 1891 post office receipts.
The piece discusses a prior editorial on railroad wages, noting engineers and firemen earned hourly rates high relative to living costs. A later IPC statistician supported this, while ex-director Hines argued total pay matters more due to fewer hours worked since the Adamson law. The debate centers on hours versus rate and total income to cover living costs.
A column questions whether America will join the Genoa conference as France’s stance dampens hope for any breakthrough. The piece describes a stalled, muddied process with fear and greed hindering progress and urges national leaders to persuade the public and authorities toward cooperation.
The text portrays W. J. Mackenzie King as a premier practical sociologist and adviser to industry leaders and politicians. It notes his experience in Canada and the United States, his study of labor psychology, and his influence on employer representation plans aimed at reducing industrial conflict.
Fragmentary OCR listing names and events from Ohio history and U.S. figures. Mentions Sherman, Matthews, Hayes, and Harding era figures with scattered biographical fragments and places like Cincinnati Cleveland New York. No coherent single event detected.
Lib paths sephesw, that wue sentenced t be banned next month cheated th pardon board by sulle eldin in his cell last night Les ter Moon in the new cashier at Li People's Bank and Auto Exchange, Beoweed Laurel Bory. fie feet, Nekt complecte, prominent Adam's apple, am prob mooth.
The President and Mrs Harding attend a reception at the White House this morning. The Rev Daniel Sylvester Tuttle marks his 85th birthday as the Protestant Episcopal bishop lauds progress in Virginia corn and grain fields under the Virgin Crop Improvement Association. Nearby, a congress opens in Chicago with leaders from grain growers to millers and buyers.
An unsigned fragment from a humorous column recounts chatter about Nick Kelligg, Be sonia family flowers, a clothing firm dispute, and remarks by Marty Calvert of Dnameled Products. It mentions Jimmie Colgan, Joe, and Ross Fauver in social scenes and a talk at Rotary Club, ending with a note on a record request and a joke about aging.
Shaffer advertised a bargain offering a pack of tobacco a pipe and seven pipe-cleaners for 29 cents. The deal suggests a small town retailer promoting inexpensive smoking supplies to shoppers. The wording reflects a period price sale and local commerce.
County Commissioner David Wallace received a seven gold watch and chain from the Lo Rain Steamship Co where he served as manager. Dr J S Sampfell was thrown from his buggy by a runaway team and injured his ankle.
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