Chilling Winds Send Mercury Down Across States
Cold wave ends a long midwinter heat spell in the United States. Snow and rain spread unevenly from Arkansas to the Plains and Midwest, breaking drought relief with significant precipitation while northern areas report below freezing and subzero readings along the northern border. Canada also records a 22 degree low at Winnipeg.
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Missouri
Oklahoma
Kent
Judy
Rocky Mountains
Atlantic Coast
Canada
Winnipeg
Muhich pleads not guilty to murder charge
Meek Mubich Stop 7 Yellow Life pleaded not guilty to a murder charge when arraigned before Justice J. George. He was bound over to the grand jury without bond. Mubich is held in connection with the death of Mike Zawaczki from a stab wound after an argument Sunday night at a neighbor’s home. Zawaczki died from loss of blood. funeral set for 9 a.m. at St. Stanislansa church Lorain with Calvary cemetery interment. Bittner Brothers undertakers in charge. The deceased left a wife and seven children. Six Mubich children were taken to the county children's home yesterday. Then a report on a talk by W. Q O. Zaiser at Elyria’s Young Men's Club about titles to property.
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Stop 7
Yellow Life
Justice
J. George
Brand
Mubich
Mike Zawaczki
Stop 7.1
Joseph Paul
Sherif Clarence Adams
Zawaczki
St. Stanislansa Church
Lorain
Calvary Cemetery
Bittner Brothers
Ohio Weather Forecast Sees Warmer Wednesday Despite Snow
The forecast notes fair conditions tonight with cooler air in most areas, then increasing cloudiness and warmer temperatures Wednesday. Past readings show Miami 76 Phoenix 72 Los Angeles 72, with White River and Cochrane reporting subfreezing lows. The storm over the Middle East states is moving off the coast, high pressure over the Mississippi Valley governs the region, and snow is reported in the Upper Ohio Valley. Shippers forecast north to east winds from 10 to 20 above, south and west at 20 to 25 above.
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Orning
Miseras- Ippi
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Middle and
Ohio Valley
Lake Region
President Hoover Signs Public Works Wagner Bill
President Hoover signed the Wagner Bill providing for advance planning in public works construction. He said the measure offers better organization for relief and uses federal funds to ward off periods of low mood. Senator Wagner of New York is the bill's author.
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Washington
Hoover
Wagner
Dem
N. Y
Fascist Deputies Walk Out of Reichstag in Berlin
On February 10 the Fascist party deputies107 strong walked out of the Reichstag in Berlin in a dramatic protest against parliamentary reforms. They warned they would not return until needed to defend the nation against what they called treacherous parliamentary attack and were joined by Nationalist and Landvolk deputies.
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Reichstag Berlin
Baisstag
Landvolk
Japanese Liner Founders Believed 42 Perished
In Akashi channel near Kobe a collision between the Japanese liner Kikusai Maru and the French liner Porthos in dense fog and blizzard caused the Kikusai Maru to sink quickly. Forty-two believed drowned, fifty two rescued and landed at Tokio.
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Tokio
Akashi
Kobe
Bill Provides New Vets Hospital in Cincinnati and Funds
Washington February 10 The house veterans bureau committee reported a bill for the fiscal year starting July 1 calling for 12 500 000 in hospital construction A new veterans bureau hospital to cost 750 000 would be built in Cincinnati Ohio and a 370 000 addition added to the Neuro Psychiatric Hospital in Chillicothe Ohio to expand veteran care The proposal closely targets expansion of veteran medical facilities nationwide with detailed project costs and locations
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Washington
Veterans Bureau
Chillicothe
House Veterans Bureau Committee
Plans For Nurses Home At County Sanatorium
J J Smythe of the building commission said funds are sufficient for a nurses home at the county tuberculosis sanatorium with 59954.95 unappropriated now. Estimated equipment costs total 330,000 and a nurses home at 319,000 would leave 316,954 for landscaping and grading, with architects Bail likely at the next meeting.
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Building Commission
Smythe
George Rhoads
Thomas Peebles
Frank Bail
Woman and youth plead guilty in bank hold up case
Two alleged bandits, one the mother of a seven month old child, pleaded guilty today before Judge C D Boyd in common pleas court after being captured January 5 following the attempted robbery of Monroe National Bank in Monroe Butler County.
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Bulletin Hamilton, CO
Lorain County Bonds Reach 7.55 Million Debts
Lorain County total bonded indebtedness stands at 7,552,045.30 as of January 1, with the county liable for 1,835,600. The year saw 1,101,000 added, plus 561,000 in special assessments and 525,000 for the County Home and tuberculosis hospital bonds. Villages hold 1,240,624.53. townships 48,500. schools 1,584,497.66. city schools 2,622,923.11. Interest on debts runs four to six percent.
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Lorain County
Lorain
Elyria
Monroe H. Welty
Bank robbery trio sentenced to reformatories
Mrs. America Longworth, 20, Middletown, and Red Wiremen, 19, Middletown, were sentenced to reformatories in Marysville and Mansfield respectively for a bank holdup thwarted by cashier Austin Smith. Noel Craft, 16, was referred to Juvenile Court. Judge Boyd rejected leniency, noting Longworth fired the shot. The trio fled in a car but were captured near Monroe after a skid and ditching the vehicle. They face assault with intent to rob charges.
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Middletown
Marysville Reformatory
Mansfield Reformatory
Noel Craft
Boyd
Longworth
Austin Smith
Monroe
Four Ohio State instructors and student overcome by bromine gas
At Ohio State University on February 10 a five pound bottle of liquid bromine ruptured in a chemistry supply room causing about 500 students to evacuate. Instructors Clarence Bremer Leo Genung Claude Sehmitt and student Ruth Dwyer fainted or suffered bronchial trouble. Bremer also sustained leg burns. All were treated at University Hospital with most expected to recover.
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Ohio State University
Clarence Bremer
Holland
Much
Leo Genung
Claude Sehmitt
Toledo
Ruth Dwyer
Bremer
University Hospital
Genung
Schmitt
Miss Dwyer
Gennis
Sehmitt
Wee Ter
Pupil Sues for Ten Thousand Over Steamshovel Accident
Elizabeth Kyragely through her father Max sues Résar Construction for 10000 dollars claiming injuries from a steamshovel boom striking her as a shovel was moved at Vine and East 31st streets on August 4.
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Max
Agaist
Résar Construction Company
Vine
East 31St Streets
Hurst Elected Secretary of Lorain County Auto Club
J H Hurst of Elyria was elected secretary and treasurer of the Lorain County Automobile Club by the board. He will assume duties when his Columbus commission arrives, likely around February 16, succeeding Leon Brown who held the post.
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J. H. Hurst
Sixth Street
Lorain County Automobile Club
Columbus
Boy Seriously Hurt In Auto Accident Near Grafton
Naymonud Krejer six of Stop It 1 2 Grafton road lies in cranital condition at Elyria Memorial Hospital after being struck by Hazel Reed of Columbia Station as he crossed Grafton road near Floral Gables five miles south of Elyria yesterday around 4 20 p m. He suffers two fractured legs and multiple lacera tions contusions. Deputy Sheriff William Caley investigated the crash.
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Naymonud Krejer
Grafton Road
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Hazel Reed
Columbia Station
Floral Gables
William Caley
Elyria High to Host Major John J Hill Talk on Africa Mysteries
Elyria High School students will hear Major John J Hill discuss Africa mysteries in an assembly. Hill, a renowned explorer and speaker, will recount his Cape Town to Cairo journey and experiences with native cultures, including bushmen and Victoria Falls, drawing on his years of service in wars and in rail exploration. He is a Canadian-born Fellow of the Royal Colonial Institute.
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Elyria High School
John J .Hill
Cape Town
Cairo
Major Hill
Victoria Falls
Canada
Cape To Cairo
Royal Colonial Institute
Mashonaland
Proposal to Improve Local Court House Third Floor
A meeting in the county commissioners office will discuss using the court house third floor for outside county offices. Mayor James A. Hewitt Henry Haldrich W R Comings and architect R S Silsbee will review feasibility and costs. Estimates range from 25000 to 35000 dollars with potential annual rent savings cited.
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James A. Hewitt
Henry Haldrich
W. R. Comings
R. S. Silsbee
Silsbee
Switt
Heldrich
Still Battling Compromise On Drought Relief
Washington Feb 10 An independent GOP and Democratic Senate coalition fights to block the 20 million drought relief compromise amid opposition from leaders. Senators La Follette Borah Norris Glass Wheeler Barkley McKellar press claims. more debate possible with possible extra session. The housing of food loan funds and urban needy provisions fuels disagreement.
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Country Club Stockholders To Meet Wed
Silyria Country Club stockholders will hold their annual meeting at the club Wednesday evening. They will elect directors and present annual reports. Prizes won in the past season will be awarded.
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Country Club
Silyria Country Club
Accident Victim Improves After Huntington Collision
Joseph Pusateri of 306 Blaine Street shows improved condition with good recovery chances at Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Pusateri, also injured, discharged today. The couple and their infant daughters were hurt in an automobile collision in Huntington more than a week ago.
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Joseph Pusateri
Blaine Street
Memorial Hospital
Gun Found Under Bridge Linked to Potter Murder
Cleveland reports two .38 caliber revolvers tied to the William E. Potter case. A taxi driver described a long-nosed man with a blond companion near the murder apartment, while suspects and police traced guns found with bloodstains, hair on the butt, and recent firing. One weapon was recovered near the murder scene, another under the high level bridge, with multiple cartridges and shells noted by ballistics.
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Cleveland
William E. Potter
Howard Taft
Taft
M. J. Markus
Fred Laub
Cowles
New Police Motorcycle Ordered After Reorganization
The service director ordered a new police motorcycle, the first of three to be bought this year. The bike will match last summer’s purchase and be put into service when weather allows. Additional plans include small meter cars and a new patrol car.
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Eidt
Want Ads Spotlight Lorein County Market in Chronicle Telegram
Local want ads highlight Lorein County market opportunities with listings across housing jobs and goods. The Chronicle Telegram compiles forthcoming sales rentals and services, drawing buyers sellers and renters to the regional marketplace.
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