Radio Priest Attacks Industry Weeks before New Decree
Detroit December 30 A radio sermon by Rev Charles E Hughblin denounces laissez faire capitalism and calls for government oversight of business The preacher warns that unfettered private control may lead to another demoralizing depression and bloodshed in America mirroring revolutions of the past He likens modern industrious elites to Bourbons and aristocrats of finance and industry and urges action to avert crisis .
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Charles Eughblin
Amerin
France
America
Cleveland area steel plant blast marks citywide events
A steel tower at Avon from the Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co was wrecked by dynamite. Oberlin College students joined a nationwide antiwar demonstration. Elyria officials announced leadership changes and new projects while fire crews saved children from burning homes. The April measles peak hit 384 cases citywide.
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Cleveland Electric Illuminating Company
Avon
Oberlin College
A. G. Bean
Elyria
White Motor Company
Elyrian
West River Street
Allentown Ward Residents Adopt Quirky Water Motto
Residents in Allentown Pennsylvania report a new motto after a viral discussion about city water. The state law explains the confusion while residents mention aging mains and costly assessments.
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Allentown
City Water
Harrisburg Water System Depends on Denavivania Supply
Harrisburg and Cumberland Maryland rely on a distant water source, with Harrisburg identified as a notable eastern U.S. community drawing a substantial population from a single external supply. The report notes the dependency on that distant state for its water, highlighting regional interdependence and infrastructure implications.
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Harrisblerg
Cumbernd
Denavivania
United States
Ruther State
Supaa
Wisconsin cheese celebration highlights historic dairy crafts
In Onalaska Wisconsin a group of residents staged a cheese celebration to showcase dairy and curing methods dating back to older practices. The event featured cheeses and preserved meats reflecting regional agricultural history and local tradition.
Vanderbilt Coach Displayed In Boston Exhibition
A hand crafted white proofed coach named Venture, built to scale and fully appointed, was shown in Boston as part of an exhibition. Samuel Shaw and Dr. WG Butler contributed to the display, highlighting the coach’s craftsmanship.
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Boston
Vanderbilt
Venture
Samuel Shaw
WG Butler
Rec i. Iw
Many Accidents on Ohio Highways Over Weekend Heavy snow caused hazardous driving with multiple fatal crashes across Ohio.
An Akron teen died after striking a concrete abutment while skating. A Cincinnati woman perished from a skull fracture after a car collision, her husband injured. In Cleveland, Peter Wisdyka and Maude Thomas died in traffic crashes, Clifton Heinz and Alice Heinz perished in a city fire. Ivan Stone died from exposure while walking home in snow.
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Owen H. Peterson
Akron
Vera Renick
Cincinnati
Frank
Peter Wisdyka
Maude Thomas
Cleveland
Clifton Heinz
Alice
Ivan Stone
Summit County
Three Pleas Of Guilty In State Liquor Raids
Three pleas of guilty were entered before Judge D A Cook today by suspects arrested in state liquor dept raids Saturday. Suste Chomi 38 269 West River st Alice Kiudle 22 1796 West Ave and Joe Bara 44 124 Woodford Ave entered guilty pleas on irrigation this morning. sentence deferred until 9 a m January 8. Franck Hattinger Route 57 north of Grafton and Barnabas Nagy 47 537 Trondale entered not guilty pleas and were granted bonds set at 509 and 1900 respectively.
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D A. Cook
State Liquor Department
Suste Chomi
West River Street
Alice Kiudle
West Avenue
Joe Bara
Woodford Avenue
Franck Hfattinger
Route 57
Grafton
Barnabas Nagy
Trondale
Mother Of 6 Children Found Frozen to Death
In Sandusky Ohio police investigate the death of 45 year old Mrs Josephine Dellasantina found frozen in a field after leaving home following a quarrel with her husband Maurore Dellasantina who threatened to drown himself. She is mother to six children, youngest 13. Police found her shoes and hat near the body.
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Coromer
Joan Yochem
Josephine Della- Santina
Maurore
al. Dellasantina
Dellasantina
Fumes Fatal to Boy in Covington Kentucky
Carbon monoxide from a water heater killed 10 year old Floyd McWull in Covington Kentucky last night. He was found in the bathtub of his home and firefighters could not revive him.
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Covington
Floyd McWullan
Missouri student arrested on bogus check charges
Columbia prosecutor issued a warrant for a University of Missouri student on bogus check charges. The next morning a note appeared under the office door claiming payment would come. The student later returned with funds and faced the charge.
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Columbia
University of Missouri
Former Chronicle Telegram Carrier In Declamation Contest
John Nettleton and LaDoma Seitert will represent Medina County in the Prince of Peace Declamation Contest at First Church in Oberlin. They compete with county winners from Ashland Holmes Erie and Huron. The winner receives a gold medal and can enter the state contest in Columbus with cash prizes and scholarships offered statewide. The Oberlin event is one of 20 district contests featuring about 125 high school age silver medalists.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Mallet Creek
Medina County
Prince of Peace
Oberlin
B. F. Lamb
Columbus
Ohio Council of Churches
LaDoma Seitert
Wadsworth
Ashland
Holmes
Erie
Huron
Ohio
Pontiac Patrolman Warns Violators to Pull Over
Patrolman Grant Sernell of the Dixie highway issues warnings to traffic violators to pull over in the recit lane and keep to their side of the road, signaling enforcement along the route.
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Pontiac. Mich
Grant Sernell
Dixie Highway
Siow
Snowball incident reveals hidden bill on hill
In Napoleon Ohio a 9 year old boy named Tommy Boyd shaped a snowball to toss at a playmate. Ready to throw it he noticed a $10 bill sticking to the snow. The scene unfolded as another child approached and the boy stood for his parents amid the wintry moment.
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Napoleon
Tommy Boyd
Boston theater sweeps boost whisk broom makers
In Boston, commentator Ernest Patrick's routine at the Metropolitan Theater helps sustain whisk broom manufacturers. Each night he sweeps the theater auditorium, a space of 6,400 square feet with more than 2,000 seats, illustrating the linked fates of service work and small industry.
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Boston
Ernest Patrick
Patrick
Metropolitan Theater
Moonshine Explosion Sparks Regeneration Effort in Kenosha Church
In Kenosha Wisconsin an explosion at a two family house opened efforts to regenerate the area. Sevin families forming the church congregation purchased the building and unemployed men in the group repaired and refurbished it for a reformed calling.
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Kenosha
Wis
New Russan Christian Church
Sevin
Colorful Mayor Is Near Death
Newburyport reports Mayor Elect Andrew J. Gillis gravely ill with bronchial pneumonia on the eve of his inauguration. Attending physician Dr Daniel L. Leary said Gillis had a restful night and is comfortable, but pneumonia remains dangerous for a heavyset man. The illness followed a cold he caught while playing Santa Claus.
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Newburypost
Aluss
Dee
Andrew J
Bossy) Gillis
Hfe
Daniel L. Leary
Gill
Bossy
Santa Claus
Time Change for Marionette Circus At Elyria High
The second performance of Franc Still's marionette circus, presented by the Parent-Teacher Association, now starts at 1 30 pm, half an hour earlier than planned. The first show remains at 11 am. Both shows are at Elyria High School auditorium with tickets on sale at the YWCA YMCA Elyria Savings and Trust Day's Music Store and the Carmelerisp Shoppe.
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Franc Still
Parent-Teacher Association
Elyria High School
Elyria Savings and Trust Company
Day's Music Store
Carmelerisp
Mayor Dies Weeks After Third Term Victory
A children's Christmas party was held as communities mourn the sudden death of Bossy, who was stricken only a few weeks after winning a third term as mayor. The news notes the man's role and the timing of his passing ahead of the holidays.
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Bossy
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