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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1923
Page
3
The 1924 Chandler Raffin Transmission promises crash proof gears that shift automatically to higher or lower ratios for any speed, aiding hill climbs and poor road conditions. It is billed as the greatest advance since the self starter and follows the Pikes Peak Motor as Chandler’s major 1924 innovations.
Robert John Grant of Denver has been named to lead the U S Mint after the resignation of Edward F Scabsy. Grant has served as superintendent of the Denver Mint for several years and will assume duties as head of the national mint authority.
George H. Layng vice president of Peerless Motor Car Company describes Cleveland plant innovations that standardize production cut costs and improve quality. He notes new body manufacture principles reduce price and boost durability while workers perform few motions. Polk elected president of the National Municipal League at its 29th annual convention in Washington.
Buick Fours include four wheel brakes as standard and are the only four cylinder cars made in America with such brakes. Owners praise the car after thorough testing and driving, noting durability power speed comfort and safety as key benefits beyond the braking feature.
H. S. Wilkinson chair man reported at the stockholders meeting that earnings of the Crucible Steel Coin of America were $1,000 for September and October in the same months of a year ago.
A suit against Ida C Moore and others seeks 949 25 in professional fees for defense, with the balance unpaid. In Washington the abolition of the railroad labor board and return to mediation is eyed by railroad brotherhoods at Congress. Hoopeston Illinois reports Ada Sorrells, a night operator, foiling a dawn bank robbery attempt on two local banks.
Fragmentary text discusses potential rulers and a monarch named Savannah, mentioning enslaved interests of a population under four million. The passage is garbled and lacks clear events, dates, or names to form a coherent news item.
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