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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1920

Page

4

Fragmentary OCR civic notices from Ohio daily papers

Partial readable OCR text shows newspaper masthead and affiliations including The Associated Press and advertising bureaus. Mentions Ohio daily newspapers and offices in New York Chicago and Ohio with vague, incomplete local news dispatch references.

Associated Pressi Ohio Audit Bureau of Curemations Bureau of Advertising Americam Publishers’ Association New York Chicago South Wabash Ave Robert E. Ward Associated Advertising

Public Utilities Commission Bias in Elyria Gas Case Debated

A Toledo era editorial critiques the State Public Utilities Commission as biased toward corporations in Elyria gas disputes. It cites Napoleon Ohio and Elyria cases where the commission approved franchise releases or ignored locally gained profits, arguing for elected commissioners and direct citizen accountability. It also notes a July 12 court deadline for the Woodruff divorce case in Oberlin.

Elyria Public Utilities Commission State Public Utilities Commission Napoleon Ohio Commission Bell Telephone Company Thompson Woodruff Oberlin

Rural tax clash stalls amendment plan in Ohio

A rural faction and classificationists clashed over a proposed class tax amendment. Proponents did not push resubmission, while both sides agreed to seek financial relief for cities. A committee led by Judge Rufus Smith of Cincinnati, L. J. Taber of Barnesville, and Clarence Laylin of Columbus was formed to draft a five year suspension of the Smith tax limit law.

Rufus ‘Smith Cincinnati L. J. Taber Barnesville State Grange Clarence Laylin Columbus

Ouija boards and double deck streetcars enter public talk

A humorous column notes the ouija craze in neighborhoods with many families using boards and seeking gossip. It contrasts a neighbor dismissing spirits with Chicago plans for new double deck streetcars and other light news items including jokes about lighthouses and a washboard joke.

State Taxation Committee Advances Plan With Rural Groups

Columbus June 30 committees from the state gang and rural organizations work to devise a statewide taxation program. Representatives from classification tax amendment and anti groups participated in the meeting to align views on proposed tax policy.

Columbus State Gange

Lorain Aids Bid for 1921 Ohio Spanish War Veterans Meet

Elyria delegates assist Lorain in securing the 1921 Ohio Spanish War Veterans convention. The selection is expected late today during the Canton convention session.

Elyria Lorain Canton

Fragmented Dinner Dialogues Amid Urban Reflections

A collage of overheard chats portrays private heroes, rising crime, and social quirks. A couple balks at spending savings on a car after buying a bungalow while thieves rely on their own cars. a criminologist offers a view on modern robbery. The scene shifts to mundane needs like pens and dresses revealing status talk.

Gaviz Mooney

Young Woman Designs Artistic Billboard Ads

Miss Sara H. Seymour, the only woman engaged in outdoor advertising, has two years of teaching experience and recently entered the commercial advertising field. She believes a woman with artistic talent can pursue commercial advertising without diminishing her appreciation of fine art.

Sara H. Seymour Tor

Petition Filed Against Lawyer Matthew Bigger Seeks Bar Probe

A petition filed in common pleas court by the Depositors' Relief company requests a bar committee investigate attorney Matthew L Bigger, a Republican candidate for Congress, over alleged cross professional misconduct and attempts to lure clients. Bigger denies the charges and says he will file a cross petition.

Columbus Common Play Re. Company Matthew L. Biger Ofgress Bigger Bigger Ha Said

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