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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1920
Page
8
A critique of how the terms radical and conservative are used as labels in politics. It argues radicals are praised when they align with power but denounced when they oppose favored plans, while conservatives are valued as stabilizing figures but needed to push progress only when appropriately balanced with change.
An evocative line on duty and selflessness for the common good. The speaker links personal restraint to national and global advancement, urging restraint and sacrifice as essential to staple progress and collective well being.
A reader proclaims loyalty to Sandusky High School amid questions of support as a local voice questions newspaper duties and city actions. The message frames hometown pride, student athletes, and regional sports allegiance while addressing community figures and hometown identity.
The Electric Light Company argues it would net a $5,000 monthly gain from coal price shifts and usage, after accounting for a $2,000 monthly loss. With coal costs falling and freight rising, they claim current price increases for city power are excessive, and expect coal prices to drop before spring.
The piece argues that small daily time losses add up to large yearly sums for employers. It compares a $5,000-a-year executive’s half hour to $312 annually and a $2,000-a-year stenographer’s 30 minutes to $93 yearly. It urges readers to audit their workplace, tally idle time, and quantify the financial impact.
Twenty years ago digging for posts began on the Oberlin to Wellington electric railway. Miss Lillian Sears and Miss Williams assisted by PSCE members spoke of a recent European trip. Mrs Richard Bell returned from Tacoma Washington, and Mrs S H Bowen left for New York City to join her daughter Helen after a year abroad. Avon-born Raymond, 25, was killed by an electric car. Dehm won the Novich Championship tennis at Halcyena club, defeating Hinman. Chamberlain and Andress discussed right of way for the line between here and Grafton. Attorney Jominson gave a talk to the First Veteran Republican club. Grand jurors named for fall term include Bath, Carl Isle, Charles Tucker, Chandler Listin, Dares Roreey, Rochester, Frank Dechant, Avon, HH Barnard, Menty Mrs McDougall of Glov-Baxer, Oberlin.
A crowd gathers at the Gem restaurant as a crowd debate outlets and a family division arises with the mother and five grown daughters near the entrance. In Grafton the water system progress report notes nearing completion of works.
A speaker rejects kingship and world dominion, valuing home, job, a cat, and peaceful contentment over war, loot, and grand appearances. He rejects uniforms, gold, and weaponry, preferring ordinary life and safety over conflict and glory.
A large Republican colored rally is planned for Lorain City Park this evening with speakers from state and county and a band providing music. Prof J Eliis, an educator, will be among the speakers as the parade departs at 8 o'clock followed by remarks from leaders.
A large delegation of colored people from the city will be in attendance at the event scheduled for 3. The gathering aims to show community presence and support.
Observers report delays at Broad Street stops after the gren line ceased. Two young women signaled a Gala Alleys car that did not stop, sparking remarks about councilmen. A nearby window displays Warren G Harding and Governor Cox as a political moment lingers. Judge Redington questioned jurors about continuing service as some seek release for milk chores or work. The panel rapidly chose who may be excused, others to report Wednesday morning.
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