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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1919
Page
2
The article discusses miners demanding a sixty percent wage crease while seeking a five day week and gates day. It notes the potential impact on America’s coal bill, projecting a rise of over a billion dollars yearly and ten dollars per person, with looming strikes if demands are unmet, risking widespread industry disruption this winter.
Grand Duchess Charlotte of Luxembourg plans marriage to Prince Felix of Bourbon Parma in Luxembourg on November 6. Bishop Micotra and papal nuncio officiate as preparations proceed. Felix, while his brothers serve in the Belgian army, enters Austrian service amid hostilities.
Washington October 29 The first wage demands of railroad employees to reach decision since the shopmen strike were discussed today between Director General Hines President Lee and the strike committee of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen. Hines was expected to be guided by Wilson policy that wage increases would be given only after cost of living is reduced. A key issue is time and a half pay for overtime.
London reports the Allied navies destroyed 200 German submarines out of 270 completed by armistice. The War Cabinet Blue Book notes each navy used distinct detection systems and shared results.
W H Tite transfers lot 490 in Byria to W Schall for 1 dollar. Preckermtee conveys property on Duichem Ridge in Oberlin for 100 dollars.
A long list shows numerous property transfers with buyers and sellers in Elyria Lorain and Ridgeville Township. Amounts range from 1 to 7000 dollars, with many lots identified by numbers and towns including Lorain Elyria and Amherst. A separate brief notes a Medina Ohio shooting incident and a suffrage petition effort failing to gather needed signatures.
Akron families praise Earle's Hypo-Cod as a tonic and builder after illness and operations. A wife notes improved appetite and nerves, with his recovery rate rising. The ad claims benefits for all ages, enriching blood and aiding digestion, sold at Harry A. Crandall's Drug Store in Flyria Ohio for $1.20 plus tax.
Columbia reports two longtime residents dead C. J. Fish age 75 and George Osborn age 72. Fish funeral at Strongsville Center. Osborn’s funeral held at home with Rev. B B Coon officiating. Other items note visitors, fair weekend, Baptist convention, and a reception for Rev A R Brown and family at the M E Church.
A Halloween social at Erhart on Friday invites former students to attend a box social in Digilet No 3 with a $2 box donation. The event features a program, singing, and an entertainment by teachers and pupils. Also noted are local social updates and a birth report for Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mallett with a daughter.
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