Lorain County Printing & Publishing Co newsroom note
The Lorain County Printing & Publishing Co publishers the Chronicle Telegram from Elyria Ohio with J Clare Georges as city editor The paper is issued every evening except Sunday and is entered as second class matter at Elyria Postoffice under act of 1879 This item records the paper’s circulation bureau mention and address
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Chronicle-Telegram
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Second Street
Elyria
Ohio
The
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company, Publishers
J. Clare Georges
Elyria Postoffice
Business Men Protest Parades on Fifth Avenue
New York merchants, led by the Fifth Avenue Association, blame holiday parades for traffic jams and lost sales. They cite St Patrick’s Day disruptions that shut the avenue for hours, cost at least 300000 dollars, and blocked shoppers. The group plans to petition the aldermen to reroute future parades to protect business.
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New York
Fifth Avenue Association
Fifth Avenue
Sons of Erin
Board of Aldermen
McNutt Overhauls Indiana Government In Two Weeks
Indiana Governor Paul V. McNutt, seen as a dynamic reformer, uses legislative powers to create a Department of Public Safety, reorganize the highway and public service commissions, dissolve the state finance board, disband the athletic commission, and repeal prohibition while legalizing beer manufacturing and sale.
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Paul V. McNutt
Indiana
Department of Public Safety
Highway Commission
Public Service Commission
State Finance Board
Treasury Department
State Athletic Commission
McNutt
Timely suggestion for oxygen serum fund in pneumonia care
A letter in the Chronicle Telegraph urges a public fund for oxygen and serum to treat pneumonia, to be managed by the local relief commission. Dr. H. C. Stevens pledges ten dollars as seed money and appeals to Elyria residents to donate so treatment remains accessible regardless of cash on hand.
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Chronicle-Telegram
H. C. Stevens
Stevens
Relief Commission
Elyria
Train waving nostalgia from old days comforts visitors
A reader recalls the charm of waving at a passing train, a simple amenity from earlier times that left a lasting impression and evokes fond memories of travel and community rituals.
Speculators Show Nervous Market Flares
When stocks display nervous trading amid jitters, speculators react with measured caution, adjusting bets and hedges as uncertainty persists in asset prices and liquidity conditions.
Rockefeller Fortune Recedes in Slump Era
The vast fortune of John D Rockefeller Sr remains among the wealthiest in the United States but has slipped to a minor rank amid the general economic downturn. His vast charitable contributions and aging status are noted as factors in the revised fortune landscape, with reference to his son John D Jr. also mentioned.
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John D. Rockefeller, Sr
United States
John D
Elyria readers urged to push lower gas and water rates
A letter to the editor compares Elyria with Zanesville on gas and water pricing. It cites a $1.23 initial gas charge and 45 cents per thousand thereafter in Zanesville, urging local negotiations for lower rates. The writer also attacks city spending, taxes, and bank conditions, and argues for employee welfare and public improvements in industry. G. Martin of 393 Grace Ct signs.
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Gtanesville
Elyria
Zanesville
Ohio Fuel and Gas Co
Cleveland
M. Bauer
Bath Street
Ohio
Government costs blamed for high utility prices report
Jane Bradshaw writes that over 11 years government expenses could have met bank obligations and that banks now bear the price and the criticism.
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Jane Bradshaw
Dear Sir The Chronicle Telegram Finis on Gas Referendum
The March 22 Missive from Elyria Ohio responds to the editorial of March 18 about the gas ordinance referendum. It closes with a closing remark marking the end of the exchange.
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Elyria, O
the Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Ohio
Tax League Questions in Lorain County Tax Duplicates
Local papers report a proposed twenty percent reduction in Lorain County tax duplicates, with references to state acts and similar actions in Aberlin. Earlier notes recount valuation shifts and corrections by the county court and State Examiner Hudon, plus historic reports from Kirvia Township Tax League in 1952.
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Lorain County
Keiser
Aberlin
Ohio
Lorain County Court House
Sam A. Hudson
Mr. Kelser
Kirvia
Glove Care Tip From Wardrobe Ledger
The article advises sewing a strap of elastic one and a half to two inches long on the seam where facing and lining meet to hold gloves when not in a coat pocket. Slip gloves through the elastic after removing them.
Silent Observer Notes Rural and Trade Shifts in Nebraska
A Nebraska farmer aged 88 is said to be cutting teeth, reflecting a resigned mood that drives people to rely on themselves. Washington carpenters earn 11 dollars daily with similar pay elsewhere, while city sellers pressure farmers to produce for little return. Washington reporters praise a White House secretariat of newspapermen, signaling a news focused administration. Barter grows as exchanges emerge, including a newspaper artist trading a hood paint job for auto repairs.
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Nebraska
Washington
White House
Modern bits and pieces from a busy day
A collage of notes on society, science and culture. It mentions fathers paying for college, Ignace Paderewski declining premiership to tour the United States, and jokes about cigarette ashes as polish. It also covers a Battle Creek protest by women in skirts and banners, then a curious quote on atoms and Langmuir. A southern college adds a marriage course amid social change, plus a Chicago divorce suit with wedding costs.
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Ignace Paderewski
Poland
United States
Battle Creek
Midh
Real Estate Tax Duplicate Check Sparks Public Debate
Countywide review of about 90 000 parcels aims to fix errors from recent appraisals and new tax rates. The letter cites a possible 14000 overvaluation and questions actions by Mr Kelser and Deputy Horn, noting missing records at a public meeting and signaling ongoing tax league scrutiny in Elyria and surrounding areas.
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Hudson
Kelser
Horn
Elyria
Alfred P. Grills
Columbia Station
Protest Over Pole Use Heads To Elyria Council
A Elyria delegation plans to present a protest against unnecessary utility poles to the city council tonight. Objectors say older companies block joint use with Elyria Milling and Power. they seek an ordinance to curb pole duplication. Elyria dairy men forecast milk may drop to six cents in May from seven cents now.
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Elyria
Elyria Milling and Power Company
William N. Gates Dies in Elyria After Short Illness
Elyria leader William N. Gates president of the board of education and YMCA official dies at Elyria Memorial Hospital after acute pneumonia. He served as hospital trustee, memorial founder, Chamber of Commerce adviser, and major YMCA contributor amid civic work. Funeral services for David Baldwin held at his Washington avenue home. Lorain bridge project updates report East Thirty-first Street bridge open within a month. Gibson estimates length about 1,240 feet.
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William N. Gates
Board of Education
Elyvias
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Y. M. C. A. and Home Garden Association
Chamber of Commerce
Social Service Clearing House Formed In Elyria
Ten years ago nine agencies including the juvenile court Elyria Memorial Hospital board of education Humane Society board of health Social Settlement Associated Charities and township trustees formed a Social Service Clearing House to prevent duplicate aid. The Salvation Army was expected to join soon.
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Juvenile Court
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Board of Education
Humane Society
Board of Health
Social Settlement
Associated Charities
Salvation Army
Elyria Library moves to Reely property and DeMolay tourney begins
The Elyria Library board announced the purchase of the Reely property on Third Street next to the Methodist church as the new library site and the sale of the Broad Street lot to Muir Company. Remodel and a new addition planned. Elyria hosts 14 DeMolay basketball teams from across Ohio for the state championship at the high school gym. Elyria lost to Denbrook 24 to 21.
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Elyria
Reely
Third Street
Methodist Church
Broad Street
Muir Company
Ohio
Ashley
Athens
Conneaut
Cincinnati
Canton
Columbus
Denbrook
Lima
Lorain
Kenton
Zanesville
Cleveland
Anniversaries of notable 18th and 19th century figures
A list of birthdays and death dates for figures including Joel Barlow Rufus King Matilda J Gage Horace Gray George Francis Traine William Morris John Wesley Powell Garrett P Serviss. Entries note birthplaces and death locations with active dates spanning 1754 to 1929.
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Joel Barlow
Redding
Conn
Poland
Rufus King
New York
U. S
Scarborough
Maine
Jamaica
N.Y
Matilda J. Gage
Cicero
Chicago
Horace Gray
Massachusetts
U. S. Suprem Court
Boston
George Francis Traine
Mills Hotel
Bore
William Morris
John Wesley Powell
U. S. Geological Survey
Grand Canal
Colorado
Mt. Morris
N. Y
Haven
Garrett P. Serviss
Sharon Springs
Englewood
N. J
Notable 19th Century Scientific and Political Milestones
Entries recount 1603 union of England and Scotland crowns. 1882 Dr Robert Koch declares tuberculosis germ discovery. 1885 Northwest Rebellion led by Louis Riel in Canada. 1901 Archbishops Hayes New York and Mundelein Chicago elevated to cardinalate.
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England
Scotland
Robert Koch
Germany
Riel
Northwest Rebellion
Canada
aArchhbishop Hayes
New York
Mundelein
Chicago
Notable Birthdays of Distinguished Americans and Pioneers
A list of prominent figures born in various cities with ages cited. Included are Andrew W. Mellon born in Pittsburgh, Major General Robert E. Lee Clarke born in Baltimore, Dane Coolidge born in Natick Massachusetts, Hobart Chatfield-Taylor born in Chicago, William H. Gardiner born in Boston, Karl Arnstein born in Czechoslovakia, Dr Frederick M. Hunter born in Savannah Missouri, and Roswell Miller heir of Andrew Carnegie.
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Andrew W. Mellon
Hoover
Treasury
Great Britain
Pittsburgh
Robert E. Callan
Baltimore
Dane Coolidge
California
Natick
Mags
Hobart C. Chatfield-Taylor
Chicago
William H. Gardiner
New York
Navy League of
U. S
Boston
Karl Arnstein
Ohio
Czechoslovakia
Frederick M. Hunter
University of Denver
Savannah
Roswell Miller
Andrew Carnegie
Democracy falters in peace after war triumph
A reflective line notes that twenty years ago theorists expected democracy to be weak in war and strong in peace yet it emerged victorious from the war and has managed peace poorly, highlighting a paradox in political outcomes.
Bootlegger Arrests Highlight Lorain Booze Squad Court
A sergeant of the Lorain Booze Squad depicted 700 and 000 bootleggers in police court this morning, noting enforcement action and ongoing crackdown.
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