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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1925
Page
11
A public urge for rapid settlement of the anthracite strike grows as Gov. Pinchot proposes negotiations between operators and miners. The text argues against profiteering and calls for safe, public-minded coal supply without harming consumers.
Judge Allen spoke at the Open Forum in Elyria to one of the city's largest audiences, praised for timely and strong moral and intellectual message. Open Forum organizers note growing popularity and invite all to future sessions.
Valley Stream residents teased by late trains plan to wake travelers with bells whistles and illuminated signs at the Valley Stream station. The board of trustees voted to petition the Long Island Railroad for apparatus to restore consciousness and punctuality in the morning commute.
The piece notes Governor Ma Ferguson could seek a divorce and separation, calling the move a potential way to ease the brewing storm. It criticizes the Ferguson family's conduct and mocks the former governor's role as a pilot of the unnamed “cruise” and its consequences.
The census data show Osaka at 2,107,000 residents, Tokyo at 1,986,000, with Osaka expanding by including suburban areas and weathering past disasters. Kyoto follows with 675,000, Yokohama 460,920, and other centers ranking behind. A separate report notes the burial of Mrs. Elizabeth Gordon at Kora San, marking a landmark in Buddhist and foreign ties in Japan.
Grove Patterson reflects on a three week 1900 mile motor trip through 17 states including Pennsylvania Maryland West Virginia and Florida. He notes strong southern growth and population potential, praises American industry, and quotes Joseph Edison Victor Lawson and NASM on prosperity and fair enterprise.
Mrs. Esther Farst sues after a ceiling collapse while she cooked, losing her home and all belongings. The incident caused long lasting damage to her livelihoods and overall stability. The court awarded her $1000 compensation for the loss.
Ten years of pageantry yielded two major successes as the Giver Cromwell production was staged at the Gish School Auditorium. Sumner B Day of Promi Suent Capitalis died after an extended illness at his Second Street home. Helen Moore, 58, died at Memorial Hospital from bar-related causes. The Superior Metal Products Co increased capital stock from 30 000 to 200 000 and a contract to erect Thridl POs was awarded.
George Y W Jones of Pelham New York is named chairman of the board of the Standard Oil Company. A self made man born in Carthage New York fifty two years ago he rose from a transcriptionist to chief accountant comptroller and treasurer before becoming director in 1927 and vice president in 1929. He studied law at night while working and is a member of the New York State Chamber of Commerce. His two daughters are part of the family.
The report notes Austria imposing a 4.50 dollar monthly levy on radio dealers and varying charges for towns with sending stations. It also mentions Belgian coal labor asking for higher wages and government urging employers to grant them after securing fuel contracts for government railways. Britain leads Suez Canal trade this year, followed by the Netherlands, Germany, Italy, France, Japan, and the United States.
The Culunami Government of the Belson Congo plans to construct 19 railroads at a total cost of 200 200 900. The project aims to improve transport links nationwide and spur economic development for the region.
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