Chronicle Telegram An Elyria newspaper history and ads
The Chronicle Telegram outlines its role as successor to the Elyria Chronicle and Evening Tel with office at 829 Second St Elyria Ohio. It notes Associated Press membership, circulation audits, and advertising rates including prices for daily and Sunday editions, long with New York and Chicago ad offices and representatives.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria Chronicle
J. F Burke
Second St
Elyria
Ohio
Presialin
Elyria Postofice
Associed Press
Burgan
Associated Press
Iocti News
The Liquor Issue Debate and Prohibition Rhetoric
A period editorial critiques the Home Rule Association for miscasting the liquor question as a personal liberty issue. It argues the real matter is sales regulation and public health, not drinking rights, noting legal prohibitions on sale of spoiled meat and alcoholic poison. It references McAdoo, Secretary roles, Gompers, and a joke about a half-cent religious coin.
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Home Rule Association
Ohio
McAdoo
How To Vote Dry In Lorain County 1919 Advice
A letter from A. R. Webber, president of the Lorain County Day Federation, urges voters to mark ballots to vote dry on four liquor propositions. It explains the correct two-cross method for both short and long ballots and argues the measures were placed by liquor interests, not temperance advocates. Elyria, Ohio, October 8, 1919.
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Lorain County
Liquor
Temperance
Wets
A. R. Webber
Elyria
Ohio
Ohio courthouse additions tied to new law
Columbus report notes a proposed state constitutional amendment on property classification for taxation. Editor Thomas Jones says every Ohio courthouse must be expanded to accommodate clerks and record keeping, with officials in each county determining rates and levies under the plan.
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Columbus
Ohio
Tonahes Jonehey
Grace South builds success from lunchroom to cafeteria
Grace South of Toledo rose from YWCA lunchroom manager to own a top city cafeteria after persuading admission of men to the lunchroom and incurring debt to start her venture. Her story highlights rising women in restaurant management and the growing demand for trained institutional managers.
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Elizabeth “Matefr
Cty
Grace
Toledo
Ohio
déBert
Y. W
Miss Smith
Cleveland
Raye and Gifte
Miller
Capt Sir Arthur Brown Arrives in US After Transatlantic Flight
Captain Sir Arthur Whitten Brown, famed for the nonstop Atlantic flight with Captain Sir John Alcock, lands in the United States aboard the Mauretania. He plans a world lecture tour beginning October 7 at Carnegie Hall, praising American Navy cooperation and recounting the perilous crossing with fog, ice on instruments, and the aircraft’s flying boat advantages.
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Arthur Brown
Arthur Whitten Brown
John Alcoes
Atlantic
Lads Brown
Mauretania
Gias Bow
American Avy
North Atlantic
Sic
German Attack On Lettish Forces Reported By Paris
Paris reports that German troops attacked Lettish forces on October 8. The Lettish government sent a protest to the Detce conference, and allies were asked to respond to the incident.
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Paris
Lettish
ABE MARTIN On Names and a Photographer’s Bone
Abe Martin muses on the value of a middle name and notes a recent portrait session with an odd clash of sounds and a photographer who captured a person’s likeness.
Lettish government vows steadfast defense of independence
The Lettish government declares it will obstinately defend its independence as it seeks decisive action against the violation of the peace treaty and urges Germany to heed Versailles terms. Reports claim German troops in Letra threaten the world and align with pro-German Russia.
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Germany
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Letra
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