Fire destroys dwelling at Brownhelm
Farm home of John H. Miller at Brownhelm is total loss after a basement fire at 6 50 am. Miller was at the barn. Mrs Miller sister Miss Lowie Perry were asleep on the first floor but escaped. Ruth Ruth Russell Miller and Mrs Fesler woke and jumped to ground. Russell hip fracture Mrs Fesler burns and back injury. All hospitalized in Amherst. neighbors assist. Insurance不足. Friends plan clothing and furniture aid at Shattuck home.
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Russell Miller
Fesler
Ruth
Amherst Hospital
Miller
Shattuck
60 000 Aliens in Prisons of U S
Commissioner General of Immigration Harry A. Huh declares a survey finds about 60 000 undesirable aliens confined in state and federal prisons with deportation proceedings not yet started. He calls for funds and legislation to accelerate deportations.
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Washington
Harry A. Huh
Immurraton Bureau
Lorain County Law Enforcement League Meets to Decide Theaters Closure
The Lorain County Law Enforcement League plans to decide further action to close all Sunday theatres. The meeting will be held this afternoon at the home of Mrs. Anna Reynolds, secretary of the organization.
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Lorain County
Law Enforcement League
Anna Reynolds
Open Forum Draws Crowd for Judge Allen Heritage Talk
Judge Florence Allen speaks on our heritage at the M. E. church Open Forum. She cites Deuteronomy lessons and America’s responsibilities, praising forefathers for founding Elvira and its wells while urging vigilance not to forget God.
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Open Forum
Allen
America
Jehovah
Abraham
Liasc
Jacob
Supreme Court
Florence Allen
M. E. Church
J. F. Burke
Judge Allen
Philadelphia
Elvria
Cold Wave Forecast Hits Midwest and Ohio
A bitter cold wave moves into Ohio and the Midwest with zero to ten degree readings, snow flurries, and dipping highs. Blizzard conditions threaten Denver and Iowa Kansas as arctic air spreads from Alaska toward the northern Mississippi region tomorrow morning.
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Columbus
ITS
Mercury
Ohio
Chicago
Der
Middlewest
Ts. Weather Bureau
Denver
Iowa
Kansas
Middle West
Alaska
Mississippi
Man Struck By Auto Leaves Man With Knee Injury
Ford Krugman of 217 Broad Street was struck while trying to cross Second Street at Fast Avenue and had his knee broken. The driver Lester Brant of Brunswick Ohio turned onto Second Street from East venue and the injured man was taken to Eisra Memorial hospital for treatment. J L Roudebush dies at 74, longtime agricultural specialist and state lecturer for Farmers Institute.
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Ford Krugman
Broad Street
Second Street
Fast Avenne
Krugman
Lester Brant
Brunswick
Ohio
Eisra Memorial Hospital
Brant
Batavia
J. L. Roudebush
Roudebush
The
Farmers Institute
Stenographer in Texas AG Office Charged in Bank Holdup
Rebecca Bradley a stenographer in Dan Moody’s office and governor elect, to be arraigned in district court on robbery with firearms charges. She allegedly held up two Farmers National Bank employees and escaped with $1000 from the Buda bank. She protested innocence, noting the loot was recovered except for most of it.
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Austin
Tex
Rebecca Bradley
Dan Moody
Im District Court
Farmer's National Bank
Buda
Seizure of Records in Squires Courts Expands Probe
In Cleveland on December 13 United States attorney A. E. Bernsteen seized the books and records of four more Squire's courts as part of a broad crackdown on alleged corruption in justice courts. He noted several courts in Cuyahoga County appear to be corrupt and referenced indictments from the prior Saturday accusing justices and raiders of taking bootlegger cases, fining defendants, and splitting proceeds.
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Cleveland
A. E. Hernsteen
United States
Cuyahoga County
Bernsteen
Justices of the Peace
Ministers Address Sabbath Observance Meeting
The Rev Dr Niles Columbus of the Lord's Dar Alliance spoke to Lorain county ministers on Sabbath Observance. He later met Lorain county law enforcement league. Ministers reaffirmed support for a resolution to enforce laws against Sunday theatre operations.
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Niles. Columbus
Lord's Dar Alliance
Lorain County
Lorain Man Arrested in Prohibition Raid on Lorain
Marshals Leo Helder Daniel Campbell and William Brodle of Avon Lake acting under the direction of State Prohibition Agents Rankin raided Olimpio Giannina at 1545 Alyria Avenue Lorain. They found a quantity of liquor and Giannina is charged with sale and possession of liquor per Avon Lake report by Mayor Tony Pipes.
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Leo Helder
Daniel Campbell
William Brodle
Avon Lake
Rankin
Olimpio Giannina
Alyria Avenue
Lorain
Tony Pipes
Avon Laka
New Industry Coming to Elyria from Cleveland
Elyria will welcome H. A. Lattin company makers of women’s coats from Cleveland. The firm, operating eight years in Cleveland, plans to employ about 150 workers locally and expand into children’s carts and specialty lines. The 2 story steel brick glass building, valued at 42000, was built by the Elyria Industrial Development company and financed by the Elyria Board of Trade, with construction starting November 1 and nearing completion.
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Elyria
Cleveland
Bond and
Adams Streets
Elyria Board of Trade
H. A
Crown
Takeside Avenue
Lattin Company
Elrria Board of Trade
Thin City
Elyria Industrial Development Company
Man Commits Self Suicide In Capitol Rotunda
An unidentified man fired a revolver in the rotunda of the Capitol in Washington this morning. He shot himself and is reported in critical condition as onlookers witnessed the incident.
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Capitol
Washington
Storm Claims Score of Lives in Winter Blizzard
News bulletin reports at least a score dead in a severe winter storm spanning the northwest and Midwest with freezing temperatures and heavy snow. Seattle records four fatalities from wind and ice related accidents as the cold snap continues.
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Storm
Bulletin
Chicago
Northwest
Middlewest
Seattle
Wash
Father of Eight Children Murdered in Detroit Holdups
Detroit December 13. Mike Vunjak father of eight children was shot and killed during a jewelry store robbery. Three bandits held the store, taking $600 in cash and $300 in jewelry. Separately two bandits robbed Mrs. Myrle Brown, cashier at the Recreation Company office, escaping with $5,000.
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Detroit
Mike Vunjak
Alx
Vunjak
Harry Lightstone
Myrle Brown
Recreation Company
Auto Driver Blinded by Fog Kills Two Men Near New Cumberland
Blinded by fog, Harry Fink aged 50 and Arthur Ross aged 22, both New Cumberland workmen, were killed when their automobile plunged over a 75 foot embankment near New Cumberland. The car crashed onto Pennsylvania Railroad tracks, crushing them beneath.
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New Cumberland
W. Va
Ikec
Harry Fink
Arthur Ross
Here
Showdown Over Nicaragua Policy Between U S and Mexico
Washington reports a rapid escalation in a subsurface clash between the United States and Mexico over Nicaragua affairs. Adolfo Diaz appeals for a Central American bloc against Mexico, while Mexico recognizes the Sacasa government, raising tensions and threatening U S policy in the Western Hemisphere.
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U. S
Mexico
Nicaragua
Washington
United States
Adolfo Diaz
Diaz
State Department
Calles
Ohio to consider short ballot and voting machines plan
Secretary of State Thad Brown said the Ohio legislature will be asked to back resolutions for a constitutional amendment next November to enact a short ballot and allow voting machines on three election boards. The plan would elect Governor, Lieutenant Governor, and Auditor for four-year terms, with other state offices appointive.
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Columbus
Ohio
Buckeye
Thad Brown
Brown
Congress Decides On Winter Session Pushes Legislation
Washington figures a sprint through the winter session as Senate plans probes into Maine Senator Sould bribery charges and Navy Shipbuilding board negotiations. House focuses on piling through annual appropriation bills while Republican factions seek unity and confirm seniority rights amid insurgent changes.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
House
Coolids
Arthur H. Sould
Maine
Commerce
US Shipping Board
Republican Committee On Committees
Frazier
North Lakets
Will of Dr J M Vyantilberg Disposes 100000 Estate
The will filed in Lorain names Dr J M Vyantilberg's estate valued at about 100000 including 50000 in Liberty bonds. Charley Davis receives 1000 for services and an overcoat. Brothers William and George gain income during their lives, then the assets pass to nephews and nieces Bessie Eugene Fred Denis Vyantilberg. A trust funds care for family burial and the archophagus in Lorain. Grotse L Glisch named trustee with Mabel McHenry to receive 1400 fees.
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J. M. Vyantilberg
Lorain
Court House
George L. Gutsch
Charley Davis
William
George
Bessie
Eugene
Fred
Denis Vantilhe
Ashland
Mabel McHenry
Lotain
Grotse L. Glisch
Gould Senate bribery probe postponed to January
Washington December 13 The senate investigation of bribery charges against Senator Gould of Maine was postponed until January 4 to allow accusers time to prepare official documents from Maine and New Hampshire. Senator Walsh of Montana, sponsor of the inquiry, will obtain records to support the charges and Gould will present his defense. The case centers on a $100000 gift in 1911 to J K Fleming premier of New Brunswick alleged as a bribe connected to a railroad deal.
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Washington
Senate
Gould
Maine
Walsh
Montane
New Haunawick
J. K. Fleming
New Brunswick
Gang Warfare Renewed in Southern Illinois Fueled by Feud
Two southern Illinois counties brace for further bloodshed after mayor Joe Adams of West City is shot at his home. The Franklin Williamson feud pits Birger and Shelton factions with gas, machine guns, and a plane used in attacks. States attorney Rob C. Martins mobilizes deputies and asks Williamson Sheriff Oren Coleman to cooperate.
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Benton
Ilinoia
Joe Adams
West City
Adams
Franklin County
Williamson
Birger
Shelton
Jer; Stone
Colp
Williamson County
Rob C. Martins
Oren Coleman
Clothes Fire Damages Chute At 243 15th Street
Firefighters from Squad Co. 1 and Engine Co. 1 were called to Gr Hockaden’s home to battle a clothes chute fire started by a stove pipe. The blaze damaged the chute and wooden sides before chemicals extinguished the flames, with total damage estimated at 330 dollars. City Council Set To Meet Tonight To Discuss Sewage Plant Bonds.
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Squad Co. 1
Engine Co. 1
Gr. Hockaden
15Th Street
Dhe Cula
Umea
Widow Tells Of Hearing Slain Publisher's Wife Testify
Canton Ohio December trial details Mrs Florence Mellett widow of Patrick McDermott the Canton Daily News publisher testified about the shooting and her husband's death She described hearing shots near the kitchen as guards faced a mob in the crowded courtroom and an infant child watched with innocent wonder from the stand.
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Ind
Martha Jane
Theour
Mellett
Walter Vail
Large classes confirmed by Bishop at two churches
Rt Rev. Joseph Schrembs, Bishop of Cleveland, confirmed the largest classes in St. Agnes and St. Mary's histories. At St. Agnes about 150 were confirmed in a 3 PM service with Father McFadden present. St. Mary's confirmed 400 during a 7:20 PM to 10 PM service with hymns by Bishop Schrembs's composer work and a sermon on church commandments.
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St. Agnes
St. Mary's
Joseph Schrembs
Cleveland
St. Agnes Church
Father McFadden
St Mary's Church
Schremba
John H. Lenz
Oberlin
Andrew Koeller
Lorain
Elyria Reports Best Fall Health Conditions in Years
Elyria health officials report very good autumn health conditions with only five scarlet fever cases and usual colds. City sanitary officer Freak Williams says nearly all scarlet fever cases have recovered from quarantine and credits citizen cooperation and cooperation with the board of health for the improvement.
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Elyria
Wiliams
City
Seer
Williams
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