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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1920
Page
6
The speaker discusses labor and capital, citing how organized labor achieved wage gains and better conditions, while warning that capital seeks more control. He notes low voter turnout in the presidential primary and critiques party complacency, urging action within the political system and referencing broader social debates.
Chicago Sept 7 cattle and hog markets show mixed activity with typical regional pricing. Cattle demand steady to higher in parts, vealers and steers noting price ranges around 17 to 18. cattle futures and wholesale bids indicate cautious strength while meatpackers balance supply. Hogs trading largely steady with bacon and lard cuts cited, bulk weights around 167 and 167.50, with steady demand from buyers.
The readable fragments show names, dates, and places broken by errors. Contents hint at personal events and observations but lack coherent structure, making it difficult to identify a clear main action or news item.
Market notes indicate sheep and livestock values mixed with higher bids for certain lots. Prices around 133 to 1909 dollars appear in scattered records while overall sheep trading remains steady as feed costs influence gains and farmer demand remains cautious.
Washington reports that the Federal Trade Commission alleges manufacturers of farm implements used concerted action to raise prices. The commission’s investigation, authorized by the Senate, led to a recommendation to reopen anti trust proceedings against International Harvester, among others.
The commission charges that tweeter company and the Institution of court proceedings against implement manufacturers and dealers who illegally raised prices. It cites 1914 to 1918 price increases of 73 percent, inflated costs, and frequent price list exchanges. Meetings discussed uniform price rises and secrecy around price activities.
Roy Sharkey of Elyria township was fined five dollars and costs by Mayor Jones this morning for driving an automobile recklessly on Lodi Street.
The Harry Smith Co will remain closed Wednesday afternoons throughout September. Mr Smilth says the practice may continue through the year, affecting business hours and customer access on Wednesdays.
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