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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1919
Page
5
Lorain July 10 C Cromwell reorganizes the Cromwell Steel plant and raises capital stock from 10000 to 2504000 with 2000000 already subscribed. Resumption of work at the plant is expected next week.
Local notes recount visits by Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Elyria and many relatives, a Wight reunion in LaPorte, aviation corps exam for Stanley Gibbons, and social work in Pittsburgh. Wheat harvest worries rise as heat and drought reduce yields. Fourth of July events in Pittsfield feature a parade, Uncle Sam, Goddes of Liberty, civic speakers, and community sports with prizes.
Columbus July 10 state Fire Marshal T Alfred Pleining urges hotels restaurants and dry cleaning establishments to notify their existence so inspectors can be assigned. Legislation requires licensing for hotels and restaurants in municipalities over 2000 population and all dry cleaning outfits. The effort aims to build a comprehensive list for inspections and license issuance.
The official plans to seek an opinion from Attorney General John G. Price on price regulation. Kenya restaurant fees run from 3 to 5 dollars and hotel charges from 5 to 25 dollars based on size. Dry cleaning licenses cost 5 dollars.
A note from Clinton Massachusetts dated July 10 reports a dozen cats observed during a couple’s honeymoon period. The article records feline activity tied to a local event and notes the unusual coincidence attracting attention from residents.
In a court room Judge Smith hears a quarrel between Mr Herry Zeal and Mrs Zeal over her traveling pets and flowers for her late husband. Zeal admits jealousy and is fined $19 while Mrs Zeal pays his legal fees.
Serious disorders mark anti government demonstrations in Rome. Protestors tried to reach Premier Nitt residence but were driven back. Gabriele d Annunzio, named Italian peace envoy, delivered a speech fueling further excitement.
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