Chronicle-Telegram Classified Rates and Affiliations
The notice lists prices: price per copy and weekly rates for subscriptions in city and surrounding areas. It notes mailing rates within Ohio and distant regions, with annual and state specifics. It cites Associated Press affiliations and chapter offices in New York and Chicago, plus a National Advertising Representative.
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Saat Siniey
Rm Anos
Rome Bochety Ccnaerssgeeses Oo
Associated Preass
Ohio
Bureau of Circulation Bureau of Adveptiatitg
American Publishers’ Association
New York
Fifth Ave
Chicago
Ofice
South Waband Ave
Robert EB
Ward
National Advertising
Ively
Republicans push toll-free Panama Canal rights for coastwise ships
A congressional push supported by Senator Knox aims to restore toll-free passage for U S coastwise ships through the Panama Canal. Bills by Senators Poindexter and Borah have been introduced, signaling possible action before the end of the session.
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Congress
Panama Canal
Wilson
Knox
Poindexter
Borah
McAdoo Attacks Coal Profits Cited Tax Figures Debate
McAdoo charged coal companies with enormous profits. He cited a firm paying taxes on 2000 percent capital, but records show capitalization of 10 000 and invested capital of 427 173 producing 34 percent profit. Senator Smoot counters half truths and warns voters to beware if McAdoo is nominated.
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McAdoo
Mr. McAdoo
Smoot
San Francisco
Walsh Defends Democratic Party in Senate Speech
Senator David I Walsh of Massachusetts rejects a one man leadership claim while noting the party lost control two years earlier. He says Republicans took over Congress with a fresh mandate and deserve credit for achievements.
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David I. Walsh
Massachusetts
Senate
Congress
Autocracy Reigns at Frisco Delegates Edge Wilson
A San Francisco tally shows 1 792 voters in the delegate count, giving the President control. PTI depicts the patronage power and Wilson’s “in” status, while opponents are “out.” If national sentiment were uniform, about 800 votes would oppose Wilson instead of supporting him.
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San France
PTI
Wilson
British trade quick to regain peace time normalcy
Commerce Department statistics show Britain cutting adverse merchandise balance by over 100 million dollars in the first quarter of 1920 versus the same period in 1919. Foodstuffs and raw materials led imports while manufactured goods drove exports.
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Great Britain
Department of Commerce
Need the Money at Home and International Credit Drift
The Vienna wire claims the United States will extend Austria credit soon not from the Federal Treasury. Private bankers may resist after disappointments in not securing guarantees via the League of Nations. Also noted are sharp comments on government action regarding a millionaire draft dodger and a Fort Wayne critique of Colby’s splendor dreams amid wartime department spending.
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Vienna
Paris Temps
United States
Austria
League of Nations
Kennebec Journal
Augusta
Maine
Fort Wayne
Colby
Dinner Stories and Humorous Missives Breeze Through Columns
A collage of light vignettes and quips from a 1910s column features literary jabs on "The Moon Pool" by A Merritt, lampooned jokes about politics and manners, playful anecdotes about hats and dogs, plus humorous exchanges and brief comic pieces set in a breezy newspaper voice.
16 Year Old Girl Killed Father and Step Father
Mrs Lillian Woodlock 36 is indicted for first degree murder in two deaths Joseph Woodlock and Thomas Broderick. Ursula Broderick 16, her daughter by a prior marriage, has pleaded defense but is held on charges related to the Broderick case. A broader investigation links the Woodlock killings to the family.
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Mrs. Smuggles
Associated Pressey
Louis
Mie
Lillian Woodlock
Joseph F. Woodlock
Vodlock
Ursula ‘Woderick
Undiock
Oads
Woodlot
Thomas P Brodlek
Ts. Broderick
Woodlock
ABE MARTIN OUTLINES A PAINTER'S PECULIAR PRACTICE
ABE MARTIN describes a painter who alters his clothes and props before work. He notes the once sober seller now shifts from red wine to white mule and changes habits as part of his routine.
Men’s Club Meeting With Rev Goodwin on Egypt Palestine
The St Andrew's church Men’s club meets Wednesday at 6:80 with East Go Guild serving. Rev D L B Goodwin of Cleve will deliver a stereopticon lecture on Egypt and Palestine. This is the final 1919 1929 season meeting and all members expected. Peco Bud will be accompanied by two guests.
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St. Andrew's Church
East Go Guild
D. L. B. Goodwin
Cleve
Palestine
Ohio delegate refuses Cox at national convention
W B Kilpatrick of Warren Ohio a Democratic delegate says he will not attend the San Francisco convention because he cannot support Governor Cox over his wets stance. Kilpatrick a two time Warren mayor and two time state legislator was elected largely on dry policies.
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Associated Press
Warren
Ohio
W. B. Kilpatrick
San Francisco
Cox
Kilpatrick
Parachute Record Claimed At San Antonio Drop
Second Lieutenant John P. Wilson of Charlotte North Carolina stationed at Kelly Field claimed a new world record for parachute drop at 15 800 feet in Texas. He jumped yesterday and landed 78 miles from San Antonio surpassing a 14 000 foot mark held by a French aviator.
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San Antonio
Texas
John P. Wilson
Charlotte
Kelly Flying Field
Wilson
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