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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1922
Page
11
The list includes candidates for Representative to General Assembly FRANK E. and J.F. B, Elmer F. Cotton for County Audit ROE v. WELTY, C.D. Murray for County Treasurer, Walter v. Ludwig for County Commissioner, Clinton M. 7 for Surveyor Heobald, and Cora M. E. Perry as a candidate. The text preserves names and positions as printed on a historical ballot card.
Argument advocates adding 1.3 mills to Elyria’s city levy to cover a deficit of about fifty thousand dollars. It notes 65 percent of homeowners pay under 1000 dollars property value and that the levy would cost about 1.30 a year for most, with higher costs for larger properties. The piece claims the levy would fund city expenses, relieve debt, and avoid pay cuts for employees by distributing costs across residents.
Fragmented lines describe crabbe favored as local leader with party support and upcoming Tuesday election. Vague references to supporters and party figures hint at campaign momentum and possible victory.
A fragmented statement urges Ohio women to rally for a liquor question stance to influence voters. The plea predicts a growing majority with women’s aid and asks every woman to act for herself and her sisters, stressing public duty and moral influence in the state.
Fragmentary OCR shows garbled phrase fragments and names, rendering a quirky telegram snippet. Readable elements hint at playful wordplay or coded messages with scattered proper nouns and partial sentences from a historical page.
A brief notice reports the Grafeon Cheriin roadways undergoing reconfiguration to run a line from a framed area to Morin Trow. No dates or officials are specified in the readable text.
The G A R band finished the season thirty dollars ahead after expenses paid. Patrick Rafferty and Miss Mary Halpin were married at St Marys by Rev J T Schadeld. The first snowfall of the season recorded with about two inches.
Operators in the northern bituminous fields signaled they will not exceed 4.50 dollars per ton for coal at mines, federal fuel admin reported. The notice notes previous prices ranged around a dollar amount and production fields in West Virginia are affected by the plan.
The government and labor specialists dispute wage reductions, stating there can be no cut without harming the economy. The Bureau of Labor Statistics warns that payroll reductions would affect every industry and slow overall progress.
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