City approves 76000 bond for lighting plant and rail line changes
Elyria city council set August 19 for a 76000 bond election to fund a municipally owned lighting plant. Frank S Butler’s bid for a new belt line railroad was accepted. Limited car service will be restricted to six stopping points in Elyria. The Green Line dispute over limited car stops ends with new local service plan.
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Council creates supervisor of municipal gardens post
A June seventh Chronicle Telegram letter questions a new city post for supervisor of municipal gardens with a seventy five dollar monthly salary for nine months totaling six hundred thirty dollars. The writer doubts garden output justifies the expense and argues the poor tax payer should not bear the cost.
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Taxation Focus Suggested by Governor General Young
A brief remark stresses shifting attention from minor matters to the dominant issue of taxation. The reader is urged to concentrate on this overarching topic as a priority in discourse.
Ohio Fuel Gas announces two sales department changes
I A Ludwig district manager announces personnel changes at The Ohio Fuel Gas Company. WK McKelvey arrives to become Sales Manager of the Elyria District, succeeding A F King who has served fourteen years and will move to another sales role. King is reassigned after four years leading Zanesville district sales.
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New Theatre For The Masses in Vienna Open Air Pageant
Dr. Stephen Bock, aide to Max Reinhardt, argues Vienna’s theater is dying only in form not spirit. He envisions the theater of tomorrow as for the masses, not the few, as 6,000 actors staged a massive open air pageant before 60,000 spectators at the Vienna stadium.
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Hudson Bay route blocked by washed out bridges at Churchill
Hazard to Hudson’s Bay route seen with several bridges washed out. More than a hundred workers marching north by gas car and portage around damaged spans. A $100,000 freight shed project at Churchill begins late this month but won’t be ready this season. A resident warns Churchill’s vision as a thriving trade hub may take ten to twenty years.
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Judge Receives Ticket for Parking Bicycle in Capitol Rotunda
Judge James Rice of the Alabama Court of Appeals drew a parking ticket after placing a bicycle in the capitol rotunda. He has reportedly given up an automobile for a high seated, sport model and may face further action.
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Motormans Ticket Over Capitol Grove Incident
A motorist left a car parked on an emergency day and returned to find a ticket issued for violating governing rules. The officer noted additional infractions and ordered enforcement.
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