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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1921
Page
8
In a heated session at the Peel Auditorium the Manufacturers' Association hosts an Open Forum debating open to closed shop policies. Participants argue the open shop shifts power to employers yet demands responsibility. public opinion and worker rights become focal points as speakers address history and future labor movements.
An organ note details a judgement action at pote the morning run involving Brandt for a sum of $216. The item records a legal consequence tied to Brandt in a brief, terse format.
A scrambled report discusses a 34 mile gasoline test in extreme cold claiming 6 percent savings. It mentions Ford owners and asks readers to join a proposed program to cut consumption, promising profits and urging contact with a car manufacturer for participation.
President Hutchins of Berea College spoke at a First Congregational church law night on Kentucky education. He noted Berea's status as a major northern educational institution, its 2600 students, and two hours daily labor for all students in labor divisions. The talk praised mountain teachers and the college’s mission to broaden opportunities despite coal industry control.
A Steubenville jury convicteds Walter Weight of first degree murder in the slaying of Harry Cumin, an auto dealer lured from his shop for a demonstration. He is to be sentenced by Judge Carl H. Smith, likely Friday, with execution by electric chair.
Fragmentary OCR reads about a county or hall event with uncertain names and places. The readable bits mention Meson of Mirh Ingham Counts and Tuna finds of Cain Trose, plus a reference to trust and a duty or tutor at a social Friday event.
Federal court orders halt to check off system. administrators hope for quick resolution. Industry officials report miners, operators, and union leaders in dispute over inability to check dues and compliance. Workers consider actions as legal challenges, with leaders in Washington watching closely for a broader strike impact.
Lorn Belt moves northward as Manitoba looms as Kansas rival in corn growth.
The League of Women Voters will hold an open meeting at the Technical High School auditorium Thursday at 7 30 pm inviting city council and township candidates to speak. Discussion is expected on police and fire wages and other policy matters. H C Stevens will preside with Miss Bina West of Huron Mich. head of the Womens Benefit Association of the Maccabees slated for a place on the Advisory Council to the American Arms Delegation, reportedly one of two women tentatively selected by President Harding.
Washington November 2 The interstate commerce commission faces charges of exceeding its authority by fixing local electric streetcar fares across various states. Testimony before the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee by Job Heaton, counsel for the National Assocation of Otter and Railway Immission, alleges the action overreach and criticizes the timing and scope of the rates.
A dense list of wholesale prices for produce and groceries including butter, cream, eggs, flour, sugar, cereals, fruits, vegetables, fish, meat, and liv stock. The itemized rates show regional pricing with entries for potatoes, onions, citrus, apples, grapes, lettuce, tomatoes and more. several entries note state or local origins like New York state cream and English walnuts, with mixed figures for bags, pounds, and dozens.
An aged advertisement promotes Pepto Mangan as a remedy for anemia and fatigue caused by weak blood. It claims red cell counts improve with regular use, restoring color, vitality, and overall health, and notes doctors have prescribed the product for years.
Traffic fatalities continued to climb as officials report two more deaths in Washington. The tally reflects ongoing crashes involving automobiles and other motor vehicles, with the burian of demons announced today as part of the casualty count.
Census Bureau reports show motor vehicle accident deaths rising from 1915 to 1920 by about four fifths. New York City had the most fatalities in 1920 with 773, followed by Chicago 472 and Detroit 178. other cities include Cleveland 156 Los Angeles 142 Buffalo 104 and St Louis 104. Smaller towns like Houston Akron Columbus Dayton Pittsburgh and Youngstown reported lower totals, with eight fatalities in Houston.
An advertisement touts Allenahu as a cure for rheumatism with claims of rapid relief, reduced swelling, and painless movement. It cites Dr James H Alon as discoverer and promises a money back guarantee via Harr Acrundalt. The text appeals to readers with dramatic testimonials and a call to try the remedy.
Admissions include Mrs J Roig Dew arene Audrey Storer Ksatorn Ibolabta Blvd Chas Hector Went avenue Discharged include A Sempereger Wakeman Maristta Orgus Valles City Ebert Linden Middle avenue Billy Prentice Bell avenue The fragment lists names and streets for hospital entries and releases.
Bruno Kostorek a one legged man from Lorain is sued for divorce by his wife Katie. She accuses him of threats to kill frequent intoxication and harming her with his crutch. They own a store and a house and she seeks alimony custody and divorce. Arthur I Smith granted divorce from Fraline Smith on wilful absence. He also received absolute separation and no alimony.
Irena Huf fert of Lorain asks the court for divorce from her husband charging threats to kill her, failure to support and neglect of children. She says she has relied on her father for support. She notes the husband was arrested for non support and sent to Toledo workhouse for six months. she seeks divorce alimony and custody of the children.
Wheelersburg Ohio story of a wife with a long severe cough from pneumonia six years earlier. After doctors failed, a neighbor praised Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. Within days she improved and gained weight, reportedly twenty nine pounds, after using the medicine. The ad urges visiting a local drug store to obtain the Discovery in tablet or liquid.
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