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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1921
Page
6
A fragmented OCR passage mentions cinema cars on Soviet trains, propaganda literature distribution, and individuals linked to a Russian movement. Details are unclear, with names and context only partly readable, presenting a faded wartime or postrevolutionary scene without a clear event or outcome.
Rainy County Sheep and Wool Association plans a meeting at 7 45 p m at the courthouse. The gathering aims to discuss county wool trade and plans to showcase home grown wool products including salgary overcoats and auto robes for exchange and sale to growers.
A fragmentary note discusses a proposed city ordinance to regulate killing and health risks. Dr E W Grover Cabell advocates prohibitions and mentions military precautions and a medicated gauze concept as part of the debate.
An advertised remedy named Carey’s Marsh Root 1 No 777 promises relief from bladder and kidney related symptoms. The ad urges readers to buy from Harry A Cran or other druggists and states a base price and authority to set it, though details are unclear.
A three citizen commission led by William Burkhardt was appointed to probe the Lima police department including Chief amid charges of corruption. The panel, with Thomas R Hamilton and L Early Lunwig and Frank C Povenmire, was convened after Fred Weils accused the force in a civil service dispute and a public address.
Athens reports on October 11 that fifteen Turkish divisions have been broken in warfare, signaling a major setback for Turkish forces during ongoing hostilities. High casualty claims and shifting frontline positions accompany the report from war fronts.
Harry Boland, special Sinn Fein envoy, says a November 13 bond drive will raise 20 million dollars to fund the Irish republic. He asserts the plan will proceed regardless of the Irish peace conference in London.
Classified ads in the Chronicle Telegram report strong reader responses with inquiries and bookings. Local businesses note increased traffic and orders following ad insertions, highlighting affordable outreach and targeted messaging in a competitive market.
Officers document a circulating petition urging the council to reduce pay. Two men approached South End residents with a claim of $100 and other sums for signatures. Two people refused to sign. The department compiled four year sales data in relation to the pay cut claim.
In 1920 the city faces a $495 proposal to cut patrolmen pay despite them paying for own equipment. Officers argue pay raises were delayed and should not be cut now. In 1918 first class patrolmen earned $42 a day at the peak of the era.
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