Four Men Killed In Ohio Mine Blast
Four men died in a Wolf Hill mine explosion near Steubenville as a cave trapped thirty one workers who were later rescued. The deceased were Isaih Boone, 60, and his brother Joe Boone, 47, both of Amsterdam, Albert James, 56, from Berkholz, and Robert Russell, 27, of Amsterdam. Rescue squads labored nine hours to reach the bodies amid blasted properties.
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Steubenville
Wolf Hull
Here
Isaih Boone
Joe Boore
Amsterdam
Albert James
Berkholz
Robert Russell
Traveling Dramatic Groups To Present Plays In County
County agricultural extension agent C J Hummel notes a shortage of stage attractions. Rural communities in Lorain County plan to discuss organizing traveling drama troupes at a December 16 meeting in the Elcia Savings and Trust Company directors room. Last year churches Granges and PTAs joined, with a road show exchange format.
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Lorain
C. J. Hummel
Elstia Savings and Trus Company
Hummel
Fined For Intoxication In Budgeted Municipal Case
Fines of five dollars and costs were imposed for intoxication on a group including Martin Buckley of Stop 11 Laxe ayehue Marion Quine of 1872 Erie street and Baba Wrar of the same address. Police arrested them near West River Street after a car left the road and went into a ditch. Patrolman Hoffman reported the incident and noted an attempted escape following a window breaking and a signal failure. Bowman, 25, identified as a suspect, refused commands and fled after a three chase and gunfire.
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W. H. Watoster
Agai Martin Buckley
Laxeayehue
Marion Quine
Erie Street
Baba Wrar
West River Street
Hoffman
e+ Heerr Bowman
Thief Suspect Stain Columbus Ohio December Daily Record
Thief suspect in Columbus, Ohio is noted in a brief police blotter item. The report cites an accused individual linked to a stain on property, with no further details on charges or outcomes available in the readable text.
France Considers Midget Submarines to Match German Designs
Paris reports France weighing a shift in naval build plans to include 200 to 250 ton midget submarines to counter German West Pocket cruisers and torpedo boats. Proponents cite defensive needs, speed, and versatility for covert scouting and rapid exits near Mediterranean and Channel coasts.
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France
Mediterranean
Channel
Submarine debate over Surcouf type ships and risks
Discussion notes the Surcouf class submarine could threaten cruiser forces despite a 13 000 mile range and 14 torpedo tubes but remains a large target for enemy aircraft and ships with a top speed of 19 knots when not submerged. Other items: parrot Cocky Colson lays an egg at 102 years, African interior paths worn by traffic, sun mass loss rate, Tansanyika British possession once German, and related notes.
Fawcett Heads Elyria Memorial Hospital Staff in 1936
Dr J T Fawcett was elected president of the Elyria Memorial Hospital physicians staff for 1936 at a regular meeting. Other officers named were Dr R W Hancock as vice president and Dr T F Cushing as secretary. A sympathy resolution was adopted for the late Dr Zma Pitcher. Flowers were sent to ill Dr C O Jaster and to confined Dr R H McClure.
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J. T. Fawcett
Elyria Memorial Hospital
F. A. Lawrence
R. W. Hancock
T. F. Cushing
Zma Pitcher
C. O. Jaster
Lakeside Hospital
Cleveland
R. H. McClure
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Ohio
Edison
Electrical Association of Japan
West Orange
S.J
Consu
Renzo Sawada
Edward Everett Hughes
Charles Edison
Wiliam
Barstow
Greene
Alica Mae D. Wes
Chit
Forrest Park
Columbus, O
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Wisconsin
Middle Creamery
Averue
Temple Court
Californi Fruit Store
Broad ST
West Ave
Jersey
Hubbard
Pascal Cele Ge
California
Florida
Texas
Campbell's
Paris
Germany
Crisco
SCO
Ris
Wooden and Beaver's
Wooden and Beaver
Wiltshire
Armour’s Fresh
Marlee
London
Colson
Cocky
Tansanyika
East Africa
Dr. Fawcett
Africa
Japan
Sam Shindle
Wese
Elyria
Mghoi
Erves
Green
Uice
City Fruit Market
Pascal Cei
Tangerines Medical
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