Elyria Chronicle Telegram 1920 front page snippet
The fragment shows the Elyria Chronicle Telegram masthead and staff details for 1920 including managing editor Borke and office at 331 Second St Elyria. It notes pricing 18 cents per copy and 4.00 per year with wartime style notices and Associated Press dispatch rights.
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Walsh sermon influences Swift and Cleveland plant workers strike
J Walsh of the United States Department in Indianapolis reported delivering an address to striking workers at Swift and Cleveland plants. He urged returning to God's teachings and brotherhood, saying world unrest stems from pride and hate and calling for selfless service and higher wages through moral awakening.
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Indianapolis
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Cleveland
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Walsh
Last Ditchers Fight as Dry Debate Rules Day
A fragmented discussion rages over the dry vs wet issue touching politics and society. The piece reflects on politicians like Batley and Bryan and contrasts Democratic factions while noting the nation’s debates on democracy and safety.
Glycerine Mixture Reported To Aid Elyria Patient
A patient in Elyria using a glycerine based mixture with buckthorn bark and other ingredients reports rapid relief from constipation and stomach pain. The ad reads Adler 1 ka and claims the formula cleanses the bowel and prevents ulcers.
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Billy the Goat Causes Street Chaos at Fruit Stand
A fat blue coated policeman pursues Billy the goat as he raids a flower and fruit stand in a city suburb. The animal knocks over shelves, scatters fruit, and clashes with a butcher before escaping into the crowd, with onlookers betting on the chase.
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Liquor and Covenant Divide Senate Races As 1930s Voters Read
As the league covenant draws protests, Eighteen of thirty three Senate incumbents face reelection with Democrats and Republicans split over reservations and leadership. The liquor issue also rises with a push to legalize light wines and beer while Republicans push for stronger enforcement of prohibition.
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Kentucky
Chamberlain
Oregon
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Plomea Gay
Louie
Nuzent
Idaho
Smith
Georgia
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Carolin Smith
South Carolina
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Caroline Smith
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Lanrcet
Wisconsin
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New Hampshire
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Pennsylvania
Sherman
Labor Split and Prohibition Standouts Outline 1920 Race
A survey notes Wets seek a liberal plank to split the Republicans while Bryan wins dry support if possible. It cites McAdoo Coy Edwards and Palmer as Democratic drys with others leaning against beer. Labor backs the Plumb plan and opposes noncompliers. Cox is a second choice.
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William J. Bryan
San Francisco
Tryon
Wiliam G NcAdoo
New York
James M Coy
Ohio
Edward S. Edwards
New Jersey
Palmer
Labor
Organized Labor
American Federation of Labor
Congress
Plumb Plan League
House
Senate
Lowden
Illinois
William G McAdoo
Mos
Cox
Dinner Stories and Witty Exchanges Highlight Local Talk
A Midland yeoman regimental officer brings up medals worn by veterans stirring a soldier to claim they are from cattle shows. The banter exposes pride, pretension, and the social weight of status in a village gathering.
Jinx Line Wrecks Hit Ble Four Track Between Pemberton and Houston
In Shel by county, a Ble Four track segment between Pemberton and Houston has earned the nickname Jinx Line after eight wrecks in six weeks. At Hardin creek trestle three wrecks dumped forty one cars into the creek, wrecking rails and roadbed. A derailed train tore up rails for about a half mile, with major trouble blamed on the trestle area.
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Pemberton
Houston
Shelby County
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Hardin Creek
Poor road and rail tracks worry freight crews near villages
The crews of fast freights warn that the bad condition of the tracks and near by villages raises concerns as they approach the line.
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