Voters Urged to Cast Ballot Before 6:30 PM Polls
A brief urging residents to vote before the 6:30 PM closing time. The message emphasizes that there may still be time to participate and urges action.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1920
Page
8
A Personal Word on Politics and The Editor’s Candidacy
An editorial note addresses attempts to prejudice readers against the paper’s editor amid election chatter. It discusses politics as government science, declares editorial independence, and urges voting principles. The piece reflects on public action, convictions, and the ethics of editorial stance during a contested campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle-Telegram
Wusfair
The Electorial College and Election Process Explained
The piece explains the electoral college mechanism, noting electors cast votes on the second Monday after January and Congress counts them in February. It cites Corwin and Hart, describes electors as counters representing states, and discusses independents, party lines, and the Solid South's likely reaction to Wilsonist critiques and Harding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward 8. Corwin
Princeton
Congress
House of Representatives
Albert Bushnell Hart
Harvard University
Adams
Jefferson
Delaware
New York
Union
New England
Economic Rumors and Political Doubts Echo War Time Anxiety
The text presents fragmented notes on economic strain and political uncertainty, mentioning military and national debt concerns, public perceptions of governance, and fluctuating prices. It references Liberty, national leadership, and social tension amid wartime speculation, with uneven clarity across sentences.
Ten years ago Elyria merchants protest curb market
Ten years ago the Elyria Merchants' Association filed a protest against a curb market on Elyria streets. Donations totaling 200 dollars were received by Memorial Hospital for the education day campaign run by the hospital auxiliary. Edna Menz broke her ankle during Amherst school fire drill. A guardianship controversy in Lorain county court concerned Wesley Haibridge before Judge Hinman. Erne Murbach sent a wireless message from the ship Koenigen Louise stating Mr and Mrs John Murbach were well and arriving in New York City Friday. Mrs Arthur Vicary hosted a dinner on East Avenue. The Dean Electric Company won a large Racine Wisconsin contract for fire alarm systems. Mayor Conway Martin Mueller Claude Divin and George Dachtler spoke for the Democratic ticket at the Weeld Hose House on Lodi Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erne Murbach
John Murbach
New York City
Mayor Conway
Martin Mueller
Claude Divin
George Dachtler
Weeld Hose House
Lodi Street
State fair price commission spent two six figures
Columbus November 2 The state price commission to operate the fair price commission cost 2500 dollars. John Pfeiffer its head announced yesterday that records have been closed and sent to the department of justice in Washington for review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Fair Price Commission
John Pfeiffer
Department of Justice
Washington
Election Campaign Mud Slinging and Local Voting Notes
A regional update reports on campaign mudslinging during the current political period. Voters express skepticism about candidates, while a well known East Side woman shares a dental mishap story. Automobiles fetch bids at auction, Mayor Jones’s wife votes early, and a known anti suffrage figure votes as well. Republicans anticipate victory as results draw near.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juda
Betsy
Ohio voters face vast turnout as results loom
The State election machinery readies to count a huge electorate with a split field of candidates. Voters will mark party tickets and write in some lines, while several national tickets face petition shortfalls. Secretary Smith expects early indications despite slower returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noqltnel
Obie Valers
Thei
Obigans Caypop Ps
Pteseial
Patty Tiarding
Pryartha
Mar
Smith
Qaen
Wei
Ator
Thas Euntr
Ohio
Stace Smith
Agron & Watkins
Fermantown
Vel
Farmer-Labor Party
National
Ghia
Secretary of States
Hetwe Vic Tonahey
Severnoar
Harry N. Davis
Cleveland
Ronachev
Howell Wright
Davis
Clarence J. Brown
Colonel Cole to Speak at Ashland Armistice Day Parade
Ashland Ohio on November 2 colonel Ralph D Cole will address the Armistice Day celebration November 11. Stores and factories will close at noon and a big parade is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland
Ralph D. Cole
Ashland County
Elyria Mayor Praised for Firm Action on Local Misconduct
An Elyria citizen reports the mayor’s decisive response to a solicitation scheme tied to a church program. A woman collected funds without contract or sample, and the mayor ordered her to return the money and face a fine, praising swift judgment over leniency.
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Roy K. Molton
Prives
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Rover
Mexico
Elyria
Memorial Hospital
Edna Menz
Amherst
Lorain County Court
Wesley Haibridge
Hinman
Arthur Vicary
East Avenue
Dean Electric Company
Racine, Wis
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Ptomadt Iglennse
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Mr. Hardine
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Fehndan
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