Blizzard Mobs On Tomar Est Chicago Blizzard Toll
Blizzard conditions after a two day storm hit the Midwest with heavy snowfall. Chicago measured 14.8 inches, near a state record, while millions faced freezing temperatures and travel disruption. Thousands aided by relief centers. fires and shipping disruption added to the toll as states further east felt the last of the storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Amelia
Mid West
Frield
Lotensa Wntering
Blomeless
Fog and storms disrupt New York shipping amid cold wave
December weather across the North Atlantic brings thick fog and sleet storms. A westward blizzard lingers, delaying traffic and tying up perishable cargo in harbor ports from New Orleans to Pensacola. Only three vessels entered the harbor after the Fort Victoria sinking, as skippers avoid risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
North Atlantic Seaboard
New Orleans
Mobile
Pengacola
Tennsylvania
Ohio Faces Deep Snow Crisis From Severe Storms
Rural and urban Ohio endured one of the worst snow storms in years as a bitter cold wave intensified. Rail and highway traffic crawled under heavy drifts while some areas reported downed power lines and limited communications. One man died of exposure in Youngstown. highway crews worked to reopen impassable roads as conditions slowly improved toward nightfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Youngstown
State
Atate
Bernard Shaw Interview Yields War Prevention Views
In an United Press interview, George Bernard Shaw urged stopping fighting as the only sure way to prevent war. He discussed disarmament prospects, the Kellogg pact, Anglo American ties with Lady Astor, and Mussolini’s stance, calling the upcoming five power talks a potential but limited step toward peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
London
George Bernard Shaw
Shaw
Lady Astor
Troover
Conyer
Geneva
Mr. Kellurg
Signor Mussolini
AJT
League of Nations
AMD
Evers
Giant Greenhouse Collapses Under Sleet and Snow
Carek, a Florist, reports heavy losses after a steel and glass greenhouse at Stop 20 Green Line collapsed under ice and snow. The 200 by 40 foot structure, relatively new, was a total loss worth about 7600 dollars, with the Easter crop destroyed. Other greenhouses weakened while crews reinforced them. Louis Darek called the storm one of the most costly greenhouse events he had seen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carek
Stop 20
Green Ine
Carekas
Louis Darek
Chronicle - Telegram
Cleveland Man Found Guilty Of Murder
John Dewey Seevers, a Cleveland sportlover, was found guilty of first degree murder for the July 25 killing on the Youngstown New Castle road. The jury recommended a prison term. Major Meyers said an appeal would be filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Vic
John Dewey Seevers
Cleveland Hontlgger
Lisst
Youngstown
Juru
Ufc
Meyers
Clevelanh Lad
Defense Council
Pennsylvania
Train Service Hard Rite Storm Disrupts Midwest Runs
Snow storms cripple passenger and freight service from Chicago across the Midwest. New York Central and Bisrta post offices report trains from Chicago delayed or halted. some lines nearly stop, others run only part of schedule. Through freight from the west reached Elyria late last night while eastbound mails depart irregularly. Fire destroys a Woodson car believed owned by a man named Alexander amid county party preparations. Sheriff Underhill and Jackson respond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cyite
Mid-West
New York Central Railroad
Bisrta
United
Elyrla
Willie Malls
Stocking Fund Surpasses Four Hundred Dollars Total
The Not An Empty Stocking Fund crosses the $400 threshold as treasurer Alex C. Schilleman reports $401 in hand and county recorders office staff add 2.474 dollars today. He hopes to reach $800 before Christmas while noting the fund will cover about half of the city’s needy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex C. Schilleman
Schilleman
County Recorders Office
Furd
School honors students with eighty awards at eas
Eighty awards were presented at Eas High School to students for scholarship, service, and character. Four scholarship awards took the form of National Honor Society certificates, while seven other awards included letters, monograms, pins, and silver footballs. Pars Wilforn, Arlene Burli, Lilian Maston, and Francia Williams were named National Group Society awardees from the 12-1 class, chosen by a faculty committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pars Wilforn
Te Bi A Clase
Arlene Buri
Lilian Maston
Francia Ms Williams
Auditorium at EHS to be Enlarged at $15 000 Plan
Elhria high school auditorium expansion approved by Lyrite City Board of Mnneaoon at a special meeting. A $15,000 appropriation funds a 22 foot rear extension, enlarged stage, new dressing rooms, and a rear stage entrance. Seating will increase to about 1,090 with orchestra space and a smaller stage depth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson School
Elyria
Foster Avenue
Jefferson Building
Dion
Gfassidble
Amu
Reachcen
All Jefferson
Additon
Hoards Funda
Allen
Aubo Road
R . Maston
Sernn!s
Jeerson
Senon
Elhria High School
Liyrte
Auditorum
Auditorius
Washington
Night football to be played at Ely Stadium in Elyria
Elyria City Board of Education approved a 2264 appropriation for night football at Ely Stadium to illuminate the field and adjacent parking. Lighting will use 1500 watt lamps with floodlights for field and parking, enabling four scheduled night games for Elyria High School including Sandusky, Oberlin, Jacky River, and Gallon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
Ely Stadium
Elyria
A. N. Smith
San
Dusky High School
Oberlin Hi School
Jacky River
H. Mastom
Mass congressman among victims in Bolling Field crash
Washington dispatch reports five men and a secretary killed when a three motor Fokker hit the ground shortly after takeoff from Bolling Field. Victims include Rep. William K Raynor of Springfield, Mass, his secretary Stanley B Lowe, Capt. Harry A Dinger, Lt. Tadimir Kauzma, and Arthur A McGill. The party planned to visit Springfield for Christmas and inspect National Guard units at Hartford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bolling Field
Rep
Raynor
Pies
Stanley B. Lowe
William K. Raynor
Springfield
Mass
House
Harry A. Dinger
James
House Military Affairs Committee
Tadimir Kauzma
Lowe
National Guard
Hartford
Bolling Fieid
Fokker
Aevy
Lole
Cuddthy
Donger
Kunema
Dinger
Wera Wm
Ofberals
Gon Summerall
Sia
Ofocnae
Army Air Corps
Latule
Mesal O
Sullian Burgess
Scarsdale
Belung Wall
Masport
Two Brothers Hanged for Murder in Bordeaux Execution
Reports state two brothers Menard, 21, and Law 20, were hanged for the murder of John Earl Musham in Bordeaux. The incident ends a family tragedy as their father faced the same fate earlier. local authorities cited swift justice and a public hanging as deterrence amid tense reactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mustroyal
Dee
Bordeaux
Tadas Nouween Menard
Lawfoare
John Earl Musham
Hothbasa
Stacher
Lyig Detros
Sidan Pord
See motorists use extreme care plea urged by police
Police Chief BE J Stan hard warned motorists to drive even more carefully as snow and sea weather begin. He stressed traffic rules must be observed despite conditions to prevent serious accidents in the coming months and said officers will enforce regulations at all times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. J. Stanhard
Many Witnesses Called in Lorain Man Slaying Case
The trial of William Maz for manslaughter nears Christmas as the state rests its case after eighteenth witness testimony. May is charged as the driver of the car that struck W J Clark on Oct 21 at Oberlin Ave and Eighth St, Lorain, then fled. Several witnesses identified or described the vehicle, including William Curry who saw a car leaving and suspected the same model later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Maz
Don W. Myers
May
W. J. Clark
Oberlin Avenue
Eighth Street
Lurain
Clark
C F Hewitt
Torain
Sth Street
William Dunbar
Sighth
Lorain
Schaeffer
Arthur Earl Horn
3Th Street
Warm comfortable room central location near the station
Readable ad copy touts warm, well furnished rooms with kitchenette and steam heat. Mentions central location and convenient contact details while inviting readers to view the advertised rooms on the Wart Ad Page.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tomar
New York Harbor
Fort Victoria
Bernard Shaw
Jefferson
Cleveland
Senate
Joseph R Grundy
United States Senate
Grands
Hamilton FP. Kean
New Jersey
Jesse Metcalf
Rhone Island
Bronson Cutting
New Mexico
Reed Smoot
Utah
David H. Baird, Jr
John B. Kendrick
Wyoming
Arthur Capper
Kansas
Lawrence Phipns
Olorado
James R. Couzens
Michigan
Whllart I Brock
Lennnessee
David A. Reed
Hard Rite Storm
AUTO
Alexander
Deapate Shorif
Fred Underhill
Tudson Jackson
EAS
EHS
Tobe
Gais
Foo Hall
Russell B Fredericks
Akron
Maston
Smith
Cal High
Fredericks
United States
SOC
Achors Board
Schenectads
Congressman
Tri
Army
War Department
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!