One Thousand Members The Goal For Elyria Chamber
A 1921 Elyria editorial urges boosting Chamber of Commerce membership to one thousand and funding a dedicated building. It frames the drive as community progress and a public-spirited, civic benefit, stressing communal pride and social center value. The piece links membership gains to local improvement and moral leadership.
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Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Chamber of Commerce
Radbay Wage Decision Weighs on Two Million Workers
The New York Times editorial argues wage reductions are a regrettable necessity to prevent economic collapse as two million workers face lower pay. It says avoiding wartime rail privileges prevents broader industry protest and urges hearings to clarify the economic settlement for public, rail, and ship interests.
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New York Times
Ind. Dem
Public rail pay debate shifts to equity over wages
The New York Tribune reflects on the railroad problem as owners may receive little of railroad value while employees face wage cuts. It argues transportation costs rise versus labor reductions and predicts workers will act fairly as public opinion shifts.
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Rapid
New York Tribune
Clerical View on Divorce Dooms Modern Morality
A New York World opinion piece argues that Rome fell for many reasons and not primarily marriage law. It defends the family as a stable institution despite changes in divorce, morality, literature, dances, and dress in America.
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Burgess
Long Island
America
Juvenal
Lucian
Rome
Persia
Egypt
Roman Empire
New York World
Dem
Borah Amendment Signals Easing of White House Disarmament Block
The Borah amendment to a naval bill suggests a softening White House stance on disarmament as Europe moves toward peace. It would invite a three power conference with Britain and the United States to push for substantially reduced naval expenditures while preserving a strong navy.
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White House
Congress
Harding
Europe
Senate
East
Middle West
Borah
United States
Tacen
Norbeck, South Dakota Former Governor Now U S Senator
Peter Norbeck, a Republican from South Dakota, succeeds Edwin H. Johnson as U S Senator. A former lieutenant governor and governor, he began as a schoolteacher and built Norbeck & Nicholson, a leading artesian well firm.
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U. S
South Dakota
Edwin H. Johnson
International News Service
MR. Reader
Senate
United States
Peter Norbeck
Norbeck
Codwin H. Johnson
Norbeck & Nicholson
Alaska Governor Pick by Harding Cites Rone Chiefs
Indert Harding names Scott C Rone as Alaska governor designate amid political maneuvering. The former public director of the Republican National Committee oversaw campaign activity while Mies asserts naval programs continue.
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Dert Harding
Ccott C Rone
Alaska
Bore
Republican National
Cincinnati Strike Halts Planes On City Inclines
A strike by 29 Cincinnati traction company stationary engineers halts three inclined plane lines. Cars from these planes are diverted to new schedules. Price's Hill line is unaffected. Wages dispute caused the walkout.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Traction Company
Price
Sunday school convention at Avon glorifies loyalty to Christ
People at Avon attended the Sunday school convention last Friday and praised the earnest papers and a sermon by Dr. J. W. Weddell of Oberlin. The keynote was loyalty to Christ. William Frautwein and family visited Rowland Morris on Monday. Mr Colvin Street and family visited relatives on the Ford road Sunday evening.
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Avon
J. W. Weddell
Oberlin
Christ
William Frautwein
Rowland Morris
Colvin Street
Ford Road
Manpower Replaced Quickly in Tough Hiring Scene
Joe Lark notes that employers swap workers rapidly as two quit to hire one, joking that a kangaroo must be heavier than it looks when 1¢ could pull eight horses in the circus parade yesterday.
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Joe Lark
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