Chronicle Telegram local notice and masthead snippet
The fragment shows the Chronicle Telegram masthead with staff notes and office addresses in Elyria Ohio. It includes rate data and advertising references, plus Associated Press affiliations and national representation details. The readable text emphasizes editorial context, offices, and industry affiliations.
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CNOWH
RB18
Associated Press
Ohio
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Bureau of Advertising
American Publishers’ Association
New York
Fifth Ave
Chicago
South Wabash Ave
Robert B. Ward
National Advertising
Republic News
Gas price crisis in Elyria and region sparks pressure fears
A 1920 Elyria letter to the editor discusses gas shortages and rising prices across Ohio cities. It details attempts by officials and gas companies to manage supply, with warnings that higher rates will not fix the pressure problem. The piece notes intercity pipe divisions, cross-city pricing, and calls for a better solution.
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Elyria
the Wooster
Whiskeyville
Lorain
Orain
Oberlin
Tes
One More Drink Before the Country Goes Dry
In Oberlin a group of women plan to organize a local institution. After two hours of discussion they invite more Oberlin women to meet at James Brand House next Thursday March 25 at 3 pm to hear a briefing and decide if Oberlin needs such an institution.
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Oberli
James Brand House
Oberlin
Hearst Ally Plans Dent Party Shakeup in New York Papers
A fragment notes Hearst’s push toward a new political faction in New York media circles. The source hints at sacrifices and strategic moves, with references to Hearst backing a dent party and media coverage in New York papers.
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Hearst
Dent Party
New York
People not for Lowden in Republican primaries and convention
The text notes that several primaries have been held and a state Republican convention met after a stormy session. Delegates are instructed for General Wood by primaries and for Lowden by the convention. It suggests the organization opposes Wood while the people prefer Lowden.
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General Wood
Lowden
Wood
Recruiting Agent Names Bigamy Suspect Margaret Foster
Cincinnati man Tiffie Sallie and Dayton's James Nick urge police to arrest 21 year old Margaret Foster on a bigamy charge claiming she has 22 husbands who are all still married. The note suggests bizarre schemes and mock scientific asides, reflecting local humor.
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Tiffie Sallie
Cincinnati
James Nick
Dayton
Margaret Foster
Sacred Recital by First Baptist Choir in Oberlin
The First Baptist church choir in Oberlin presents a sacred recital Sunday at 11 am. The program includes excerpts from Samson and The Creation, Mendelssohn sacred cantata Lord Hear My Prayer, violin solo Mediation by Massent, harp solo from Lucia. Alumni express strong support for the undertaking and future plans. Campaign total efforts to raise about 45,400 remain, with a June 1 goal.
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Oberlin
First Baptist Church
Samson
Gounod
Babylon
Mendelssohn
J Massent
Howard Hageman
Lucia
Domizette
Miss Agnew
Alumani
Oberlin Alumni Give $20676 in Three Weeks
Alumni of Oberlin college have contributed $20,676 in three weeks to the salary fund campaign. About 120 donors gave gifts from $1,000 to $5,000, with administrative officers expressing great pleasure at the strong response. Additional letters and replies have arrived along with the funds.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
Cvi
John A Hollands Senior Piano Recital At Oberlin
John Aus tin Holland, 70, will present his senior piano recital in Warner Hall at Oberlin on Monday March 22 at p m. The program features Bach Tausig Toccata and Fugue in D minor. Nocturne in B flat. Pederewski Softee. Japonaise. Berceuse in A flat. Tenaikaxsky Prelude in A minor. Deus Nocturne in C sharp minor. Polonaise in F sharp minor. La Campanella. Paganini Liszt Rhapsodie No. 6.
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Oberlin
John Austin Holland
Warner Hall
Pederewski
Scott Berceuse
Tenaikaxsky
Cooperative Kitchen Discussed by Oberlin Women
Oberlin March 20. About six women met at Mrs. W F Thatcher home last Saturday afternoon to consider reducing H C L and solving the home help problem by a cooperative kitchen managed jointly by homemakers and workers.
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Oberlin
W. F. Thatcher
Final Lenten Service at Finney Chapel March 21
Oberlin reports the last union Lenten service at Finney Chapel on Sunday March 21 at 7 30 PM with preaching by Dr Mackintosh of Segland. The Methodist church choir will provide music led by Prof Bruce Davis.
Oberlin Social and Religious Notices March Activities
Oberlin residents attend church services and club meetings March 20 to March 30. Mrs Amy Ingraham travels to Ashland for a week. Prof A Yeutz will preach at Second Congregational. Mrs Mary Eglin visits relatives, several social groups plan gatherings and speeches.
Oberlin Women's Clubs Meet in March Schedule
The Oberlin Woman's club monthly meeting is set for Friday March 26 at 3 o'clock at the Jaman Brand house with lecture by Professor Dickinson. The History Department or club meets next Monday evening March 32 at 7 30 with Mrs C H Dudley at 148 South Professor Street. Woodland Avenue Thimble Bee meets with Mrs George Smith on Thursday afternoon March 25. North Main Street Neighborhood club gathers Thursday afternoon March 25 with Mrs Garrett Newell. Southwest Sewing Circle to meet at Mrs C A Hammond 140 Morgan Street on Thursday March 35. Pansy chapter initiates at next order meeting on Wednesday evening March 24.
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Elm Street
Oberlin Woman's Club
Jaman Brand House
Professor Dickinson
History Department
C. H. Dudley
South Professor Street
Woodland Avenue
Elyria Young Men's Business Club Campaign Leader
Town readers question Charles Setherdon's role as head of the big membership drive. A recent campaign workers letter ends with a curt line, prompting speculation about his thinking capacity or level of interest.
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Charles Setherdon
Elyria Young Men's Business Club
Charlie
Bridge and culvert project requests in Avon and Sheffield
County commissioners and the county engineer request bids for twenty thousand feet of white oak bridge planking and culvert projects. Avors culvert in Avon village estimated at 753.02 dollars, Relsinger culvert in Eaton 350.28, Burrell bridge in Sheffield , Van Wagner bridge in Brownhelm 887.12, Klein bridge in Avon Lake village 435.70, Burkett culvert in Sheffield 135.00.
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Couity
Avors
Avon Village
Relsinger
Eaton
Burrell
Shefield
van Wagner
Brownhelm
Klein
Avon Lake Village
Burkett Cluvert
Sheffield
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