Voting Precinct Changes Implemented Across Elytia
Owing to growth the city of Elytia reorganized wards and precincts reducing total by one, with most changes in the downtown area and the new Bodrth Ward. Voters will receive notices showing new polling locations, including Precinct 4RB and 4DA around Sixth to Third streets, Middle avenue, and the river branches, with Cedar Grace Court and Broad Street areas hosting the new booths.
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Crew of Disabled Schooner Rescued at Sea Near Mid-Atlantic
A radio message from Captain A. J. Johansset says the crew of six aboard the Newfoundlands schooner Harry and Verna were rescued by the New Orleans Steamship Sarinero before dawn off the Mid-Atlantic.
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Weather Forecast for Ohio and Nearby Cities
Increasing cloudiness with showers in the west portion tonight. Friday rain and cooler conditions in the northwest. Highs around 80s in Phoenix and Des Moines, mid 80s in St. Louis, and near 20s in Flagstaff, Cheyenne, and Winnemucca. An eastward pressure drift brings mild temperatures with showers late tonight and Friday, turning cooler Friday afternoon and night.
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Memorial Day Committee To Meet In Elyria
The Memorial Day committee of the war veterans organizations in Elyria will meet at City Hall Friday at 12 30 PM to elect new officers and plan this year’s Memorial Day program. Grant Selback secretary announced the meeting and Sop Smith, president, issued notices.
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Chicago Cooling Showers End Heat Wave After Deadly Towns
Chicago records an unseasonable heat wave with temperatures around 80 to 85 degrees across the Midwest. The relief showers ended the heat, blamed for six Chicago child deaths as they played in the street amid heavy traffic. Kansas City hit 84, Omaha 85, and Denver saw 62 as summerlike weather drew first swims in many cities.
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Heart Failure Claims Life of Elyrian Resident John Markt
John Markt, 4 percent of 203 Broad Street, died at 4 45 P M yesterday after suffering heart failure on the sidewalk in front of his home. He was taken to Memorial Hospital where he died. Funeral services will be Saturday at 1 P M from Studio Funeral Home with interment in Riverside Cemetery, Cleveland. He is survived by his mother Augusta Merrit and five sisters Caroline Schutt Wilamina Gerhan Lottie Collina Margaret Borger and Alice Russon, all of Lakewood.
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Final Brind Assembly Moves Toward Taxation Debate
Columbus April 9 with adjournment near. The 19th General Assembly clears decks for taxation and appropriation measures after a likely Thursday House session and Senate follow. Redistricting, Yellow Dog Contract, and Creesy measures headline the House agenda as Brokers of power clash and calendars restrict debate.
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County building commission to inspect state institutions
County building commission plans a day long inspection trip to Mansfield state industrial workshops Columbus penitentiary and Marssville to study equipment for the tuberculosis sanatorium The group will depart next Wednesday and return Thursday State Welfare official Owen and state made products representatives explained that state law requires buying from state institutions if applicable and the panel also considered kitchen equipment.
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Lorain Jury Modifies Indictments in Magic Shop Murder
Lorain County grand jury altered first degree murder indictments for Arthur Wallace and Maurice Rice to allow pleas to lesser charges. They were tied to the January 28 murder of Norman Watte, with two co-defendants already pleading guilty and serving life. Prosecutors indicate swift resolution anticipated. Secret indictments and additional open indictments were returned.
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Jack) Rice
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Milton Friedman
Mary Garden Ill, Cancels La Tosca Engagement
In Monte Carlo on April 9 opera singer Mary Garden was seriously ill with bronchitis and cancelled her engagement to sing La Tosca at the Monaco opera house.
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Chicago's new mayor lays crime fight and reform plan
Anton J. Cermak, swept to the mayoralty by a record Chicago majority, outlines his priorities for the city including a vigorous war on crime, finance, and education. He vows to end underworld influence, organize a modern police force with top minds, and seek patient support from the press as he shapes a new administration.
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Bie Bhi Thompson
Cermak
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Col. A. A. Sprague
Cynan
Wife Of Late Speaker Of House Mourns Death Of Husband
Mrs. Nicholas Longworth mourns her husband’s death as daughter of the late President Roosevelt. She is one of the country’s best known women.
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Governess Will Tell Paulina Of Death
In Cincinnati on April 9, Dorothy Waldron faced the task of telling six year old Paulina Longworth of her father Nicholas Longworth's death. While Mrs. Longworth rushed to the bedside, the governess delayed the disclosure to spare the child, who was reading a fairy tale as the news arrived. Waldron hoped to deliver the message without shocking the girl and reflected on teaching her life and death.
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Longworth Dies at 61 After Pneumonia at Aiken
Nicholas Longworth Speaker of the House for three terms dies at 61 after a rapid pneumonia decline at the Curtis home in Aiken South Carolina. He had just completed a strenuous Congress session and was visiting at the winter retreat before his death. The funeral arrangements and Cincinnati homeward transport followed as Roosevelt relatives and others rushed to his bedside.
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Countess de Chambrun Ill in Tunis After Caterpillar Bite
In Tunis on April 9 the Countess de Chambrun sister of Nicholas Longworth lay critically ill with bronchitis. She was bitten on the eye by a caterpillar five weeks earlier and her condition worsened. Her son Count Rene de Chambrun flew in by hydroplane to be at her bedside doctors ordered complete quiet. The American countess is married to Count Jacques Adalbert de Chambrun who is American born.
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