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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1928

Page

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Deadly January cold wave shuts roads and claims lives

Sub-zero temperatures and heavy snow across the Great Lakes, Ohio Valley and southeast bury towns in ice. Dozens perished as trains wrecked and fires sparked by unsafe stoves spread. many regions struggle to dig out, while rail and air service slowly resumes after the storm.

Chicago Leas Weather Bureau Great Lakes States Middle West Ohio Valley Rocky Mountains Atlantic Seaboard Gulf of Mexico Georgia Aimtuma Profida Tampa Little Hock Ave Hye iGas Hendsuntiile Great Lakes Nort Nebraska Iowa Wisconsin Indiana Missouri Being St. Louis Cleveland Kansas City Atlanta Mount Vernon South Shore Interurbate 65 Press Middlewestern

Marines to Reinforce Nicaragua Mission Amid Rising Tensions

Secretary of the Navy announced 1 900 Marines will depart from the east coast to reinforce in Nicaragua. Wilbur said Marines would leave ASAP to relieve guarding units in Managua and other areas and may join rebel fighting under policy to protect American lives. The department reported a Marine contingent encircled while awaiting further details on airlifted supplies and the timing of Army and Navy reinforcements.

Washington Jam Smw United States Nicaragua Wilbur Wea Special Squadron Managua Bur Taguan U. S Thomas G. Bruce Philaconnim Brown Sapotilla Bead Wiltur Xpel Hur House Longworth

Governor Donahue and cabinet discuss 1929 election

A dated 1929 transcript notes Gov Donahue and cabinet officials planning the likely slate of candidates and the future of state administration. It mentions possible rivals and the need for a stable transition, with cabinet meetings slated monthly and a February session planned.

Dona Smith Alies Pomerene Rovernor

Quiet New Year Observed in Elytis Area

Residents kept the greeting low key as the New Year arrived amid cold weather and light celebrations. Police noted a sober scene with few disturbances while workers cleared streets and downtown traffic persisted into the holiday.

Owntown Hewitt

Weather forecast: cold tonight then gradual warmup

The weather bureau forecast says temperatures will stay frigid across the district east of the Mississippi tonight, with a slow rise expected tomorrow across the Ohio Valley, the East Gulf States, and southern Florida as warming begins.

Mercury Washington Mississippi River Ohio Valley East Gulf States Florida Bureau Sahi

Two Fugitives From Warren Jail Captured in Lebanon

Two of five prisoners who escaped from the Warren county jail Sunday have been captured in Lebanon. They cited the extreme cold as the reason for seeking shelter where they were apprehended.

Jatl Lebanon Warren County

Tax Duplicates Not Yet Ready for Local Taxpayers

County Treasurer Arthur Waters announced delays in tax duplicates for Elsha and Lorain taxpayers due to the reappraisal year. Collections are being delayed but not from the largest portion of taxes.

Elsha Lorain Arthur Waters

Unclear 1927 misconduct report announced to inspect counties

A 1927 year report by O. T. Hankin lists fines totaling £172.27 against violators across counties under jurisdiction. It notes 652 inspections, 355 arrests, and Rankin’s broad county territory including Medina, To ay aca, OUltawe, and works in Lorain, Huron, Erie, and Sand.

O. T. Hankin Stairs Ilan Essr Rankin Rankin Counties Medina Toayaca Oultawe Lorain Huron Erie

Charley Lord Begins Constable Duties in Elyria Township

Charles C. Lord entered service as constable under Justice J. C. Conawar. His first official act involved attaching a man’s cart over an alleged unpaid hospital bill, marking a brisk start to the new year.

Charley Charles C. Lord Elyria Township Court of J. C. Conawar

New City Officials Take Office as Council Meets Tonight

The city announces a smooth transition with Elyris James A. Werite as director and Jebn idct appointed safety chief. Mayor Jame Miss Gard ars Eva Webber announces the new administration's plans as the council convenes to review franchising, ordinances, and unfinished business from the prior term.

Ag Elyris James A. Werite Hes Jebn Major Hewitt Fant Jack Powell Wilme Gaziner Garforud Herapner Ami Hes Hr Jame Miss Gardars Eva Webber Harry Hinksey

Lindbergh Heads from San Salvador to Tegucigalpa

Col. Charles A. Lindbergh, aboard the Spirit of St. Louis, left San Salvador at 11 46 a m for Tegucigalpa Honduras capital about 140 miles away in what was described as the shortest leg of his Central American aerial tour. He expected to reach the Honduran capital within two hours.

Bellerun San Salvadore Charles A. Lindbergh St. Louis Tegucizalpa Honduras Vie E. ST Lindbergh Central America

Two Men Die in Canton Factory Fire

Canton Ohio bulletin reports Gus Schilling aged 43 and Dominic Rosso aged 25 burned to death at the Central Allox Steel plant when flames from a grate ignited their clothing. Both fled instead of rolling to smother the fire.

United Press United Columbus Canton Austin Cleveland Cincinnati Oman Yolede Hipolis Tiffini Miu Bullletin Canton Central Allox Steel Company Gus Schilling Dominic Rosso

Dr Cook Must Serve Time in Leavenworth Prison

U S Supreme Court rules Dr Frederick A Cook Arctic explorer must serve a sentence of 14 years and 9 months in Leavenworth Federal Prison. The decision confirms the lengthy term following his conviction.

Washington Frederick A. Cook Eavenworth Federal U. S. Supreme Court

Prosperous year seen for industry under Coolidge

President Cookize predicts a new era in industry and business as prosperity grows with greater machine use and abundant credit. He notes widespread willingness of railroads and enterprises to finance themselves and a likely low interest rate. Continued on Page 2.

Washington Cookize Coolidge

Hewitt Sullen Awaits Chair in Ohio Prison

Hewitt, 17, condemned to die in the electric chair for a double murder at Conneaut, Ohio, awaits clemency review by the state board. He remained morose on the eve of execution, refusing interviews as the board prepares to consider his conviction and sentence.

Hewitt Ohio State Penitentiary Columbus Floyd Hewitt Convernor Fred Brown Fred, Jr Conneaut Donahey

Flames Level Weot River Home In Big New Year Fire

A wind fueled blaze totally destroyed the home of Alex Pielak at 1429 West River Street early New Year’s morning forcing a family of six into the cold. Damage is estimated at 5600 with an adjoining store and dwelling saved. A Pielak child was treated for smoke exposure. The fire began from an overheated furnace shortly before 2 a.m. and burned for about an hour.

Alex Pielah West Hiver Street Pielak West River Street Fanny Davis Pisjak EL Kl Tatter Winckles Street Hudson

Submarine Fleet To Start Winter Run To Canal Zone

Ten submarines of the fleet will depart New London Jan 3 for winter operations in the Canal Zone. Each boat carries four officers and 39 men and sails under the Camden. They head to Juanatname Cuba then Panama, spending five days to Cuba and a week there before continuing toward the canal zone.

New London Conn Tomoorrow Canal Zone U.S. S. Camden Carrol T. Bonne Juanatname Cuba Panama

Commissioners Elect Richmond 1928 President

County commissioners George Rinads W B Richmond and C P Murras organized this morning at their office in the courthouse and named W L Richmond president of their board for the coming year F L Eilenberger was named clerk for another year and Mrs Ruch Miller deputy clerk Other courthouse employees who are in for another year without change in personnel

George Rinads W. B. Richmond C. P. Murras Court House W. LB. Richmond F. Il. Eilenberger Ruch Miller

Lengel Granted Change of Venue in Murder Trial

Seranus Lengel, former Canton police chief, granted change of venue to Columbia County for his first degree murder trial connected with the slaying of Ton Ro Mellett. The trial will be in Irisbon, with Judge Edwin W. Diehl awaiting a February date. Lengel remains free on 700 bond as his lawyers pursue the appeal.

Canton Seranus Lengel Ton Ro Mellett Canton Daily News Colombiana Libsen Edwin W. Diehlerantea Common Pleas Lenger F. Rollin Hahn Youngstown Leprel Starke County Lengel Pew Ohie Supreme Cent Ue Mahoning County Court of Appeals Henry W. Harter, Jr Supreme Court

3000 Persons Greeted By Coolidges

Washington January 2 1920 crowds of men and women braved a zero wind to greet President and Mrs Coolidge at the White House reception. More than twenty new faces joined the guests as they passed into the crowded east room to extend greetings to the first couple.

Washington White House Covijdrr Anid Viile

London Floodwaters Reach Suburbs Halting Traffic

Flood water breached into outer London areas leaving residents marooned. several rail stations closed. Judge has a broken shoulder after slipping from his car near holidays, while residents cope with rising lakes and disrupted services.

State elections official objects to special rail case plan

A formal objection is filed by J. Abbottington of Wisconsin Pennsylvania Ohio and others challenging the dation of special mans for their saifta to top action in the Great Lakes drainage case.

Eletin Albington Wisconsin Pennsylvania Ohio Greet Lakes

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