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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1920

Page

3

Chamber of Commerce secretary faces scrutiny over political meddling

A year after a heated public vote on taxing intangible property the secretary of the Chamber of Commerce is accused of taking sides in political battles. The piece alleges he backed gas price increases and opposed labor referendum efforts, pressing for committee actions and influencing officials. It calls for reforms: no political action by the chamber, open notice and vote on issues, and the secretary’s duties aligned with the organization. The Chronicle Telegram signals concern that such behavior harms the chamber’s integrity and invites broader member input.

Chamber of Commerce Fair Price Commission Chronicle-Telegram Chamber of Comerce

Chamber of Commerce and Electric Rate Controversy

The city faced a rise in electric rates amid layoffs and factory shifts. A referendum drive opposed the increase, while Electric Light Company executives and Chamber of Commerce directors appeared to endorse the rise. Critics accuse the chamber of using its influence to push higher costs during hard times. The dispute centers on community interests versus business concerns and the chamber's role in local politics.

Electric Light Company Chamber of Commerce Aeits Elyria

Governor Cox questioned over $5,000 gift to Dayton firm

Twenty three days after sworn testimony before the Senate Investigating Committee at Dayton, evidence shows a $5,000 note by James M. Cox was taken up by Dayton Metal Products Co while Cox campaigned for governor. Cox has made 144 speeches and has yet to explain his service to the Metal Products Co in return for the gift.

Dayton James M. Cox Dayton Metal Products Co Cox Ohio Metal Products Company

Legion Show Tickets Going Fast at Rialto Theatre

The American Legion Winetrels announce a two day event on November 10 and 11 at Rialto theatre with brisk ticket sales. Legion men and War Mothers hold tickets for sale at multiple outlets including C Baron Sr Saul's store Dachtler & Dachtler Altman & Ackerman Loomis book store Y M C A Y W GLA Leedale & Shaffer and Claycomb's drug store.

American Legion Rialto Theatre Legion C. Baron, Sr Saul’s Dachtler & Dachtler Altman & Ackerman Loomis Book Store Y. M.C. A. Y.W Gla Leedale & Shaffer Claycomb's Drug Store

Vinol 580 Promises Boost for Weak, Ailing Children

A mother testimonial claims Vinol 580 rebuilt her weak child’s strength, aiding energy and play. The ad states the product creates red blood cells, quickens circulation, and improves appetite, with C. W. Phillips promising money-back if it fails to help.

Vinci C. W. Phitlipa

Rheuma Remedy Promises Quick Relief and Money Back

A chiropractic style sales pitch offers Rheuma as a safe speedy rheumatism remedy guaranteed by a physician’s prescription. It claims to act on kidneys to remove uric acid from joints, promises relief within a week, and refunds if not satisfied. Supplied by C. W. Phillips with money back guarantee.

Reef C. W. Phillips Beck

Youth cheers at gym and pool outing

The writer invites friends to attend tomorrow's game and support the team, noting everyone should join for the pleasure of the event. They also mention a first pool swing at the YMCA last night at nine o'clock, praising the experience and benefits of such activities.

Burglars Shot in Toledo Drug Store Chase

One burglar was shot and another captured after Floyd Pocock surprised two men looting his drug store. Edward Long 23 and John Lane 22 named as suspects. Police report the incident followed a street chase Sunday morning amid a local crime spree.

Toledo Tabbeer Floyd Pocock Edward Long John Lane Pocock

Dr LeGear Antiseptic Healing Powder Ad Shows Endorsement

Altoona Alabama horse owner Mr McIntyre commends Dr LeGear Antiseptic Healing Powder for quick healing of wire cuts on a horse. The Veterinarian touts 28 years in practice and offers a money back guarantee if a customer is unsatisfied.

Rol McIntyre Altoona Ala LeCear LetGear Dr. LeGear Dr LeGear McIntyre

No More Dandruff Says Leading Hair Dresser

A prominent hair stylist endorses Par feian Bege as the best remedy for dandruff claiming no rival product works as well. The firm seeks to banish flakes with a confident tease of results.

Parfeian

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