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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1933
Page
8
Butterfly Trees Blooming Again in Pacific Grove
Pacific Grove notes monarch butterflies returning early from Canadian routes. Nearly six weeks ahead of schedule, vast swarms cluster in pine groves as Mrs. Elizabeth Schneider reports unusually early flights and migratory patterns suggesting warm conditions influence the southward movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Grove
Cal
Tome
Elizabeth Schneider
Buttery Grove
Canadian
Flight Arrived Ahead of California Rain Storm
A flight landed just before a heavy rain storm swept California late last month. Authorities warned of worsening weather as the system moved inland, prompting flight diversions and brief airport delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Celebrities Flock to Key Largo Anglers Club Championship
Florida event hosts a star studded squadron of anglers including William McFee Elmer Davis Ben Ames Williams and Mrs Oliver C Grinnell at the second annual invitation championship sponsored by Florida Year Round Clubs. The contest features deep sea fishing for game fish up to 100 pounds with both skilled and unskilled anglers competing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Key Largo
Florida
William McFee
Elmer Davis
Ben Ames Williams
Lynn Bogue Hunt
John Hession
Bob Davis
Jack Kieran
H. T. Phillips
Oliver C. Grinnell
Atlantic Coast
Yule
Mary S. Chadbourne
Grinnell
Zoë Tickie Figures From Fragmentary Ledger
Fragmentary financial notes show amounts 395 and 275 dollars, plus 123 and 3125 dollars, with 50 as a remaining figure. Names or context are unreadable, but entries imply small transactions or balances from an old ledger.
Resentment blamed for murder by own action in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati a 55 year old stepfather Henry Eichert killed himself with a pistol after shooting his wife Mina Eichert's two sons. Helmer Wilhoite 17 died later after being wounded. A note under a bed pillow cites resentment over alleged neglect of his wife in favor of the sons as the motive. Leonard 15 found the bodies. Police discovered a .32 caliber revolver with two empty cartridges in Eichert's hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Henry Eichert
Helmer Wilhoite
Eicchert
Eichert
Mina Eichert
Charles Walhoite
Leonard
Eifchert
California Apple Tree Yields Two Crops This Year
A crabapple tree in Mrs. S. A. Greenwood’s yard in Chico produced a full crop in June and again bloomed in July, now heavily laden, prompting notice of NRA code compliance.
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California
Chico
Cal
S. A. Greenwood
Fall 52 Feet Into Well Rescued in Redding
Six year old Betty Jean Branstete plunged 52 feet into a well in Redding California but was rescued by family members and suffered no injuries. The incident prompted nearby workers to alert authorities.
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Redding
Cal
Betty Jean Branstete
Delicate six-ounce rod yields thrilling angling victories
A featherweight salt water trout rod weighing six ounces with nine-thread line is described as so light that a magazine cannot be picked up from the floor. In skilled hands it delivers thrilling victories on the water.
Trade-Ins Highlight 1924 Ford Cars In Local Garage Sale
A local garage lists numerous 1920s and early 1930s cars for trade in and sale. Included are models from Ford Chevrolet Oldsmobile Oakland Pierce Arrow with prices ranging from modest to several hundred dollars. The note emphasizes a clean dry well lit shop location east of Obe 20 on Route with several vehicles available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Obe
H. Barnard
Thought Telegraph Rejected by London Government Century Ago
A century ago Britain dismissed telegraphs as unnecessary in a study of early patents from James I era. Ronald patented an electric telegraph in 1828 and argued for nationwide electrical communication, while the government replied that telegraphs were wholly unnecessary and that semaphore systems would prevail. The piece also notes quaint patents such as a nocturnal remembrancer protecting night thoughts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
James I
Ronald
Bretton
Portsmouth
Downing Street
Major League realignment shifts power in American League
The annual major league session announces a drastic strength shift in the American League with the Boston Red Sox Detroit Tigers and Chicago White Sox gaining at the Athletics expense. Connie Mack sells most star players including Jimmy Dykes Al Simmons Mule Haas Mickey Cochrane and Goose Goslin. The live ball plan for the National League and ban on synthetic double headers are also approved.
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Boston
Detroit
Chicago
Philadelphia
George Kirkley
United Press
Hicago
Boston Red Sox
Detroit Tigers
Chicago White Sox
Philadephia Athletics
Connie Mack
Mack
Jimmy Dykes
al Simmons
Mule Haas
White Sox
George Earnshaw
Mickey Cochrane
Tigers
Rube Walberg
Robert Moses Grove
Max Bishop
Bob Kline
Harold Warstler
Cash
Gaunt Athletics
Carl Reynolds
St. Louis Browns
Ivy Andrews
Jonathan Stone
Washington
Goose Goslin
Boston Braves
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
William Harridge
American League
John Heydler
National League
Heydler
New York
Warridge
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Goslin Traded From Senators to Tigers for Stone
Veteran Washington outfielder Goose Goslin is traded to the Detroit Tigers by the Washington Senators in exchange for Jonathan Stone the Bengal gardener.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goose Goslin
Washington
Detroit Tigers
Washington Senators
Jonathan Stone
Hardhitting
Bengal Gardener
Ohio State to Meet Western Ontario on Coliseum Court
Ohio State, holder of a co championship in the Big Ten, prepares to host University of Western Ontario of London Ontario Saturday at the Coliseum Court. Coach Harold Olsen sings of adjustments after a 34 to 23 setback to Ohio Wesleyan. forwards from last season are gone, with Colburn ineligible but possibly back after the holidays.
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Columbus. C
Ohio State
University of Western Ontario of London
Ohio Wesleyan
Harold Olsen
Lew Hinchman
Herb Brown
Bob Colburn
Colburn
Ohio Players Chosen Duquesne Co-Captains
Two Ohio youths will co captains the Duquesne University football team for 1934. George Rade left guard from Brookfield and Art Strutt right halfback of Mingo Junction named at the annual banquet. They are the first co captains since 1939.
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Pittsburgh
Ohio
Duquesne University
George Rade
Brookfield
Art Strutt
Mingo Junction
St. John's Defeats Western Ontario In Canada Showdown
St. John's University beat Western Ontario 36 to 24 after leading 15 to 5 at halftime. Saints guard Tschog scored 14 points while Hogan of Western Ontario added eight points in the Canadian matchup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. John's
Toledo
St. John’s University
University of Western Ontario of London
Ont
Tschog
Saints
Hogan
Boston sees 108 more marriages in 11 months
There were 108 more marriages in Boston for the eleven months ended December than for the corresponding nine months of 1932.
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Boston
Nine Games Listed On Wooster Grid Sked
Wooster routes a nine game 1934 football schedule with Ohio Conference foes and an intersectional at Washington and Jefferson. Opponents include Hiram Washington and Jefferson Case Akron Oberlin Muskingum Mt. Union Ashland Heidelberg. W and J replaces Denison.
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Wooster. O
Ohio
Washington and Jefferson
J. C Boles
Wooster
Hiram
Washington Pa
Case
Cleveland
Akron
Oberlin
Muskingum
Mt. Union
Allance
Endurance of Risk for Social Good Draws Noble Hearts
The remark suggests that enduring danger and hardship for a worthy social purpose appeals to principled, altruistic individuals who seek meaningful, moral work. It reflects values of sacrifice and communal responsibility in pursuit of positive change.
Kilonis Kayoed By Sekyra In Mixed Bout
Dayton crowds watched a charity boxing and wrestling card as Joe Sekyra knocked out David Kilonis in a mixed bout after Kilonis failed to pin Sekyra twice. John Pesek defeated Prince Shawachi by disqualification and Eddie Belshaw beat Joe Domar after Domar’s disqualification for roughness. A 4000 strong audience attended.
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Kilonis Kayoed
Sekyra
Dayton
Bowsing
Joe Seykra
John Kilonis
Kilonis
Sekura
Sekira
John Pesek
Nebraska
Prince Shawachi
Eddie Belshaw
Indiana
Joe Domar
Charleston
W. Va
Mat Results By United Press In Kansas City Event
In Kansas City United Press reports names including Red Devil San Francisco Nanjoo Singh injured unable to return to the scene. Other figures mentioned: Charle Fischer Butternut Wie Johnny Atkins, Emil Dusek, Bert Rubi, Andy Brown, Vic Christie, Benny Ginsberg, Dick Lever, Hane Bauer, Fred Grubmeier, Dick Raines. Toronto notes Jim Brown and Rudy Duseh with two falls.
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United Preas
Kansas City
Red Devil
San Francisco
Nanjoo Singh
India
Ins
Charle Fischer
Butternut
Wie
Johnny Atkins
New York
Emil Dusek
Omaha
Drew
Bert Rubi
Han Kary
Brunoi Cassini
Trals
Whit Route
M'sneapolis
al GeiliwWicz
Poland
Andy Brown
Vic Christie
California
Benny Ginsberg
Chicago
Dick Lever
Tennessee
Hane Bauer
Germais
Fred Grubmeier
Iowa
Dick Raines
Texas
Toronto
Boxing results from Stockton and Sacramento shows Feary and Armstrong wins
United Press dispatch reports Fred Feary of Stockton defeated Eddie Mosebar of Los Angeles in Stockton while Sailor Wirtz stopped Roy De Gans in Sacramento. Henry Armstrong stopped Gene Espinosa in a lightweight bout with a technical knockout.
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United Preas
Stockton
Calif
Fred Feary
Eddie Mosebar
Los Angeles
Sailor Wirtz
Lod
Roy de Gans
Pocatello
Ida
Sacramento
Henry Armstrong
Low Thele
Gene Espinosa
Philipp
Tslands
Red Sox Trade Two Deals In Quick Move
The Boston Red Sox acquired outfielder Carl Reynolds from St Louis in exchange for Ivy Paul Andrews and Smead Jolly in a second major two day swap. Boston also purchased lefty Grove Max Bishop and Rube Walberg from the Philadelphia Athletics in a separate deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Red Sox
Carl Reynolds
St. Louis
Ivy Paul Andrews
Smead Jolly
Red Sox
Sox
Lefty Grove
Max Bishop
Rube Walberg
Philadelphia Athletics
Weirton Vote Test Brings State Troops to Guard Mills
(W Vat) State troops guard Weirton mills as Warton Steel Co and its company union plan a mass ballot for bargaining reps amid National Labor Board opposition. Amalgamated Association urges workers to abstain while foremen threaten. 15 troopers deployed to Weirton and Clarksburg plants as town fears another strike.
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Weirton
W. Va
Warton Steel Co
Balsof
National Labor Board
NRA
Ohio
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers’ Union
William J. Long
Tiitiate
Y Ou
Dynamic Long
Tinplate Department
West Virginia
Clarksburg
English Singers To Appear At Oberlin
Oberlin Ohio December 15 the English Singers of London will perform Christmas music at Finney Chapel on Monday night December 18 as the fifth Oberlin Artists Series event. The program features Elizabethan sacred and secular works, madrigals, ballets, and Appalachian folk songs with tickets from the Conservatory Office or at the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Ohio
London
Finney Chapel
Canon Fellowes
Vienday
Oberlin Conservatory
Canada’s National Debt Rises by 220 Million in Canada
Canada’s national debt jumped by 220,604,653 last year with 102,273,752 deficit on administrative operations and 53,422,661 tied to the Canadian National Railways.
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Canada
CP Montreal
Canadian National Railways
Turkish postal edict ends dead letter office
The dead letter office may disappear in Turkey as postal authorities require every sender to print their name and address on the back of the envelope, ensuring mail can be identified and returned. The move aims to reduce undeliverable mail and improve postal efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Istanbul
Parodic Takes Damp Thomas Jay Ode Writing
Widespread parodies of the poem Elezy Written in a Country Church yard discourage author Thomas Jay from continuing to publish further odes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I “Elezy
Thomas Jay
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