Lorain County Chronicle Telegram Publication Details
The fragment lists publication details for The Chronicle Telegram of Elyria Ohio, with address 331 Second Street, and notes on pricing, circulation, and advertising representatives for Chicago New York Detroit. It reflects 1936 era masthead information and publication schedule.
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Second Street
Elyria
Ohio
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
Clare Geons
Elsria Postofice
Wah
Ciaca
Loratm
John W Culler Company
Chicago
Michigan Ave
New York
Detroit
General Motors
Question on Davidson vote raises doubts over public funds
In Lorain a county commissioner who opposed paying a lobbyist in August voted for a $1000 two month service payment to the same lobbyist in November. The editorial questions the change in principle and urges pursuing federal funds through established channels. It notes initial support from supporters and ongoing belief that the bridge should be funded.
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John Davidson
C. Arthur Brown
Lorain
Loram
Cemst
Davidson
State Highway Department
Washington
Don W. Harter
Don Harter
Oscar Dunn
E. M. Wickens
Board of Commissioners
Chronicle-Telegram
Brown
Mr. Davidson
Frankie
Tring
Train Hostess Aims to Improve Passenger Service Across Lines
A former schoolteacher becomes a train hostess to assist passengers, ensure proper dress, stock magazines, and report complaints. She travels system wide, noting courtesy gaps and service flaws to boost business and make cars cleaner and more home like, potentially creating many job opportunities for women.
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Western Rail
Cads
American Labor Party aims for more in coming years
Cincinnati dispatch notes the American Labor Party plans to stay active after Farley’s primary aim. It seeks to align with the Farmer-Labor movement and may challenge in 1940, potentially absorbing the New Deal and reshaping national politics. Alice Longworth comments on the development.
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Cincinnati
New American Labor Farts
New York
Mhels
Roosevelt
Farles
New American Labor Party
Northwest
Tugwell
Farley
New Deal
Alice Longworth
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
New York Day by Day glimpses from O C McIntyre
Column notes encounters with literary figures actors and city life across Manhattan. Mentions Idwai Jones Verne Forter Barry Silver H T Webster Don Rose Joe Laurie Jr Sheila Barrett Ethel Merman and others with street scenes on the Lower East Side Central Park West and Harlem. includes a 1918 World War I prophecy anecdote and portraits of neighborhood figures.
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New York
Idwai Jones
Verne Forter
the Waldorf
Barry Silver
H. T. Webster
Mark Twain
Don Rose
Philadelphia
Jay
House
Diex
Mary Lewis
Delancey Street
Delancey
Suh Avenue
George Raft
Roland Conklin
West Neck
L. L
Ward
William Faversham
Anniversary list traces births deaths of notable figures
A dated notices column lists anniversaries from 1758 to 1946 for figures such as Isaac Harbr journalist and playwright, Robert Dale Owen Indiana congressman, Thomas Bragg NC governor, Ambrose P Hil Confederate commander, King Edward VII, John Temple Graves, Marie Dressler, Napoleon and a St. Louis village petition.
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Isaac Harbr
Charleston
New York
Robert Dale Owen
Indiana
Scotland
Thomas Bragg
North Carolina
Warrenton
N.C
Raleigh
Ambrose P. Hil
Culpeper Co
King Edward VII
Great Britain
John Temple Graves
Georgia
Abbewile Co
Marie Dressler
Cobourg
Canada
Hollywood
Bipartisan shifts and notable births mark early 20th century notes
A mosaic of historic facts appears from 1924 to 1918, naming Andrew Jackson and John Quincy Adams in a presidential context, the 1914 Emden raid halted by the Australian Sidney, and various births of notable figures like Julia Ward Howe, Florence R. Sabin, and Arthur W. Brown.
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St. Louis
Andrew Jackson
House of Representatives
John Quincy Adams
Boston
Itr
Emden
Far East
Sidney
Indian Ocean
Berlin
Maude Howe Elliot
Newport
R. L
Julia Ward Howe
Florence R. Sabin
Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research
Central City
Colo
Arthur W. Brown
Adovocate
Davenagort
Edward P. Warner
New York
Pittsburgh
Cisco Defeats Congresswoman in Salt Lake Mobilization
Mae Marsh, film star born in Salt Lake, is noted alongside Ed Wren, actor and producer born in Philadelphia, as a Madrid New Mexico dormitory project marks 39 years and highlights prominent figures in a regional feature.
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Cisco
Salt Lake ,Itr
Mae Marsh
Madrid
N. M
Ed Wren
Philadelphia
Rochester Harmonial Society Meets Rochester O
The M. E. church basement hosted an election day gathering with dinner and supper served to many. A devotional meeting and business session followed with two new members added to the roll. Plans were made for a house warming for Mr. and Mrs. Roy Snyder on November 17 and a visiting tea event.
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Rochester. O
M. E
Roy Snyder
Local residents and visitors highlighted in village briefs
The report lists numerous local social calls and visits. Names include Jack Hodgkin, Clarence Burke, Henry Hedditn, Rex Ho H Patrick, Arthur Jewett, Fores Burdue, Edwin Selsem, Emma Sotha Cleveland, Claude Hodgkin, Pearl Conklin, George Davidson, Anson Ergner, Barbara Welder, Walter Wiltshire, Fred Andres, D. C. Mann, and Vernon Heifner. Notable events include hospitalities, callers in New London and Chippewa Lake area, a move to the George Farnsworth place, and entertainment at the Wellington Opera House.
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Jack Hodgkin
Detroit
Clarence Burke
Henry Hedditn
New London
Samuel Shick
Edith Jane
George Farnsworth Place
Rex
Ho. H. Patrick
Carlos Snyder
Arthur Jewett
Fores Burdue
Edwin Selsem
Emma Sotha
Cleveland
L A. Selsem
Claude Hodgkin
New Moscow
Warsaw
Pearl Conklin
George Davidson
Floyd
Donald
William
Anson Ergner
Chippewa Lake
L. A. Selvem
Barbara Welder
Walter Wiltshire
Fred Andres
John Wolfe
Akram
D. C. Mann
Mann
Vernon Heifner
Wellington
Wellington Opera House
Parma City Unites Three Faiths Under One Roof
Parma Michigan churches the Baptist Presbyterian and Methodist faced 1925 financial distress and developed a plan to share a single church building while preserving each denomination’s identity a rare arrangement in the world reflecting cooperation and fiscal strain.
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Parma
Mich
Baptist
Presbyterian
Young lookalike for Will Rogers eyed for film role
An 11 year old named Warne Frederick Starr from Bellevue Ohio resembles Will Rogers closely and has been offered a part in a motion picture about the humorist. The article notes tremendous storms in the sun may affect earth.
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Rogers
Bellevue
Will Rogers
Warne Frederick Starr
Earth
Bible Readings And Meditations Monday Reflections
Readings from St Matthew and St Mark urge reliance on God, not worry, citing Jesus feeding the crowd and trusting providence. The message stresses sharing resources through churches, hospitals, and missions to aid the hungry.
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God
Jesus
Christ
United States Invests About A Billion In Cuba
Reports indicate roughly one billion dollars in U S investments are targeted in Cuba, reflecting renewed focus on Cuban economic ties and potential policy shifts impacting trade and development. The figure underscores sustained interest from American firms and financial institutions in Cuban markets.
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United States
Cuba
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