New Cold Wave Forecast From the North
Chicago Feb 22 A heavy winter blanket covers the midwest northwest and Rockies as a new cold wave from the north threatens lower temperatures. Snowfall is the heaviest of the season with widespread freezing and isolated towns in Montana and Wyoming report relief only after long hardship.
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Midwest
Northwest
Rocky Mountain
Texas
Ohio
Montana
George Lake
Butte
Helena
Trafic
Silverton
Colo
Red Desert
Wyoming
Rock Springs
Salt Lake City
Utah
Ohio Ol Company
Sunburst
Mont
Paul Greenlng
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Dakotas
Eastern Seaboard Scrapes Through Snow Storm Aftermath
New York Feb 22 The eastern seaboard from Portland to Florida digged out after the season’s worst snow storm. A low pressure system from Cape Hatteras spread northward reaching Nashville with 35 inches of snow while New Haven had four inches. Cold plunged to 25 degrees below zero in parts of Pennsylvania. Steamship and trolley services were disrupted and three people died in the Metropolitan area amid thousands of unemployment claims. Continued on Page 2.
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Seaboard
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Florida
Cape Hatteras
Nashville
New Haven
New York Vows Fight Over Lake Michigan Water Diversion
Albany N Y Feb 2 New York state will renew its fight against water diversion from Lake Michigan to the Chicago drainage canal Attorney General Hamilton Ward announced he will represent the state when hearings resume March 25 before Charles Evans Hughes special master Ward says the diversion harms navigation in the Great Lakes and reduces Niagara Falls hydroelectric resources Officials from Michigan Minnesota Wisconsin and Ohio will be represented at the hearing
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Minnesota
Wisconin
Ohio
Billy Sunday sermon on pride and salvation at tabernacle
Reverend Billy Sunday urged repentance and humility in a crowd of about five thousand at the tabernacle. He warned that pride blocks salvation, noted people come for curiosity, and cited Zacchaeus as an example of breaking social expectations to seek Jesus. The sermon drew involvement from local church groups and discussed Bible structure.
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Missing San Francisco girl found safe at home
Doris Virginia Murphy, missing for a week, was identified by her mother as the child returned to the Murphy residence by United Press and San Francisco news representatives. Edward Sharp and his wife brought the child to the press offices. a note led to Vallejo claim, and police shed light on a unique criminology tale.
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San Francisco
Doris Virginia Murphy
Murphy
San Francisco News
Edward Sharp
Sharp
Vallejo
President Coolidge to Deliver Last Speech Tonight
President Coolidge is set to speak at George Washington University during a mid winter convocation where he and the first lady will receive honorary Doctor of Laws degrees. Cabinet, Congress, diplomats and Coolidge aides attend as the address is broadcast nationwide on NBC at 8:15 p.m.
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Cooking School Demonstration Shows Time Saving Modern Appliances
The Chronicle TelegramCooking School will run Tuesday to Friday February 26 27 28 and March 1 at Elyria High School auditorium under Miss Alice McCarren head of Domestic Science Westinghouse Mansfield. Doors open at two with classes starting at 2 10 pm daily. The program aims to prove how modern kitchen devices reduce labor while producing high quality meals for families and allow women time for leisure and other pursuits.
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Elyria
Mies Alice McCarren
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturingompany
Mansfield
Washington descendants praise peace at Pan-American luncheon
At Washington’s birthday luncheon in Paris, Ambassador Myron T. Herrick lauded peace and closer Americas ties. Attendees included Argentine and Brazilian ambassadors, thirteen ministers, a Canadian minister, and five charged affairs from western hemisphere nations. Washington’s kin in Westport, William Lanier Washington, claims lineage to Augustine Washington and portrays the first president as a colonial country gentleman amid a Wakefield home filled with Washington memorabilia.
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Myron T. Herrick
Washington
United States
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Westport
Conn
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William Laniler Washington
Augustine Washington
Boston Post Road
Wakefield
Westmoreland County
Virginia
Ann
West Indies
Potomac River
Spirit of Washington urged to enforce prohibition
Washington, Feb 22. Dr Clarence Wilson and Deets Pickett of the Methodist Board urge a Washington spirit to enforce prohibition rather than troops. They cite 1794 actions against whiskey rebels and warn violators must be shown they cannot defy the Constitution. Continue Page 2.
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Washington
George Washington
Clarance ‘True Wilson
Methodist Board of Temper
Penneylvania
Deets Pickett
Wilceon
Sam
Pickett
Daughter of Soldier in the Revolution Recalled
In New Lexington Valley Forge and the colonial winter are recalled by Mrs. Maria Storts Allen, a near ninety year old resident whose memory of 1778-79 survives. The centenarian is described as a possible sole living “Daughter of the Revolution” in the locality, with Washington’s birthday observances noted as continuing.
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Valley Forge
America
George Washington
New Lexington
Maria Storts
Washington
New Leaington
National Tube announces $5 million Lorain seamless mill
Lorain February 22. A five million dollar program to build a seamless tube mill at the Lorain plant of the National Tube Company was announced. The project transforms number six mill into number three seamless mill, one of the world’s largest capacities. Work is underway and to be completed in one year. Officials plan an inspection tour today. Most seamless tubing has been made in Gary, Indiana, but Lorain will benefit with the new mill.
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National Tube Company
Number Six
Gary
Indiana
One Man Sought in Chicago Beer Gang Massacre
Chicago authorities focus on a single suspect amid seven killings tied to the Moran gang and a beer-racket feud dating to a West Side brewery raid. The mystery links to the Lake Druggan alliance and a previous betrayal where the "rap" taker was released from Leavenworth.
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Chicago
George “Bugs
Moran
West Side
Frankie Lake
Terry Druggan
Lake Druggan
Moranites
Lakes
Leavenworth
Wshen
North Side
Moran Gang
Largest Bank In World To Be Formed
A merging of Guaranty Trust Company and the National Bank of Commerce will form the world’s largest bank with about 2.099 billion dollars in resources. End of year figures show Guaranty Trust at 1.521 billion and National Bank of Commerce at 934 million. Officials would not confirm the merger today.
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National Bank of Commerce
Cleveland Fire Chief Turns 81 On Duty At Station
Cleveland Ohio February 22 George A Wallace veteran fire chief celebrated his eighty first birthday today on duty at Engine House No 12 He is believed the oldest active fire chief in the United States and will complete sixty nine years in the citys fire department since joining after reaching age and rising to captain five years later He became chief in 1897 and has been eligible for retirement for thirty five years
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Wallace
United States
Will Wave
Edison Sees 50 Years of Unmatched Scientific Breakthroughs
Fort Myers Florida February 88 Thomas A Edison predicts the next half century will bring startling advances in machine, electric, and scientific fields beyond his own era. He notes the surface is barely scratched and cites rubber and color film work, praising Luther Burbank and criticizing botanists for overlong names while denying direct involvement in wartime automotive bushings.
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Thomas A. Edison
United Press Today
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New Laboratory
Luther Burbank
Hollywood
Max Dupont
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Det Henry
One Killed Four Hurt Aboard Liner
One man was killed and four injured aboard the liner President Harding en route from New York to Plymouth when a life boat was being made fast during a gale. The dead man was 80 year old John Sterling. A high wave struck and flung him across the deck as the ship docked today.
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Endland
President Harding
New York
John Stering
Memorial worker injured by splintered wood accident
An employee identified as Will Davidson of 715 Bond Street suffered a leg injury when a large splinter of wood struck him while moving a Wooter box during the eight shift at General Industries. He was taken to Memorial Hospital for treatment after the incident, which occurred shortly after midnight.
Hoover Announces Four Appointees To Cabinet
President elect Hoover spends part of his birthday in Washington weighing unsolved issues and cabinet picks. Four men are reported to have accepted portfolios: Henry L. Stimson as Secretary of State, Andrew W. Mellon as Secretary of Treasury, Ray Lyman Wilbur as Secretary of Interior, and Charles Francis Adams as Secretary of Navy.
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Hoover
United States
United Press
Henry L. Stimson
New
Walter F. Brown
Toledo
Hoover Ohio
James W. Good
Chicago
Henry MM. Robinson
Los Angeles
Dawes Reparation Commission
William J. Donovan
Donovan
Borah
Idaho
Henry W. Anderson
Richmond
Virginia
Merlin
Coolidge
Agriculture Post
Thomas Campbell
Montana
Municipal Court Talks in Elyria Debates Township Powers
The Lorain County Association of Township Trustees and Clerks will hear both sides on a proposed Elyria municipal court. Attorneys Stetson Symmons and Summers will present arguments while Rudin and Conaway expected to discuss court advantages. The plan creates two Elyria courts serving Carlisle Ridgeville and Elyria townships replacing justice and mayoral courts with broader jurisdiction. Trustees will also review road maintenance funds and a cinder price cut from 30 to 24 cents per ton, projected to save about 5,000 annually.
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Lorain County Association of Township
Tomorrosw
Frank Stetson
Doc Symmons
Charles Summers
Fritz Rudin
John Conaway
Hhe Pill
Carlisle
Ridgeville
Elysria
Justic Courts
Common Pleas Court
Tar County
Coupe blocks traffic on Second Street incident last night
A Ford coupe parked in front of 221 Second Street blocked traffic last night. Police towed the vehicle with license N 34195 to City Hall lot. owner has yet to be located.
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