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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1921
Page
13
Stel Company plans a 15 percent wage reduction effective August 1 for all employees, with a July 16 cut in pay to 32 27 cents, half a cent higher than the 1917 rate. The firm also lowers rents on all houses by 1 percent from 19 to 1, as part of a broader cost-cutting move. plant operates at about 39 percent capacity.
The world heavyweight title fight between Carpentier and Dempsey looms with bets split on rounds. Odds favor Carpentier to go past 12 but some back Dempsey to finish within three as fans await a record court fight.
The article recalls historic heavyweight bouts from 1889 to 1919, including Sullivan vs Corbett, Jeffries vs Fitzsimmons, Willard vs Dempsey, and Johnson’s era. It notes long title fights, knockouts, and record moments, plus local river and shipyard plans in Ohio with officials like Hoare and banking leaders slated for a convention in Cleveland.
Mrs A J Craus of Bath street hosts two guests at Cotttage on Rusete Beach for July. Mr and Mrs O Dutver of East Word street visit with Mrs Dutver's Meitrand son and Miss Vbary Beere of Daxter will also be staying as July guests.
Fragmented OCR reveals financial figures tied to hospital admissions and discharges. The text cites dates since 1969, loan totals, and amounts in dollars, with scattered names and street addresses appearing amid the garbled record. The overall focus appears to be mounting medical costs and overdue payments.
A garbled OCR note reports a wage cut issue tied to the Northern Ohio Traction line. It mentions officials, a vote, and possible track safety or service concerns, but the text is highly fragmented and difficult to parse.
A damaged OCR fragment outlines a sparse notice mentioning recovery and a recent event. It references a person and a date but lacks clear names, places, or outcomes, leaving the core fact uncertain and highly fragmented.
A government probe panel, led by Captain Groves, recesses until July 1 to prepare recommendations for a legislative report. The committee will visit state institutions and review prisoner conditions while denying special favors. Earthquakes in Britain are noted as rare monthly events.
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