Record Depths At Man Plage
Snow har vage left a no mans land across the midwest with two deaths and widespread disruption. Regions from Texas to the Arctic faced record depths, with Chicago receiving about eight inches and trains delayed. Telephones and wires snapped, highways drifted, and temperatures plunged as the storm spread eastward and southward.
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Chicago
Midwest
Pacific Coast
North Central
New England
Upper Gulf Belt
Upper
Texas
Arctic
Rocky Mountains
Appalachians
Gaissburg
Jhicaga
Flelewmark
West Battleford
Prince Albert
Mtchewan
Canada
Chi- Caro
Danville
Todiana
Sleet causes huge damage in Ohio
Snow and sleet storms sweep across Ohio with heavy winds and freezing precipitation causing power line outages, rail and highway slowdowns, and widespread flooding threats. Northern and Northwestern Ohio bear the impact while rivers rise and towns report water encroachment and stranded vehicles.
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Columbus
Ohio
Delaware
Marion
Coshocton
Warsaw
Springfield
Royal couple to begin honeymoon at Racconigi
Crown Prince Humbert and Princess Marie Jose conclude a formal dating period at Rome era ceremonies. They head tomorrow to the historic Racconigi estate for their honeymoon, with Mussolini greeting the royal party. A night pageant depicted ancient Rome ruins and a nuptial procession.
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Romd
Humbert
Marie Jose
Racconigi
Rome
Benito Mussolini
Forum
Ice Storm Disrupts Northern Ohio Transit and Power
A major ice storm coated Higha oan Lorain and northern Ohio with sleet and freezing rain, disrupting roads, wires, and rail service. Elyria and surrounding towns reported downed trees, damaged poles, and widespread outages as police and city crews worked to clear limbs, restore service, and monitor ongoing ice hazards.
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Higha Oan Lorain
Unio
Cleveland Southwestern
Lyr Telephone Company
LaGrange
Raton
Elyria
Iva
Hamilton Street
Jack Warden
Jerry Gray
Colson Company Night Watchman
Fourth Street
Charles Court
Hast River Street
Kenyon Street
Ninth Street
West
Middle Avenues
Kenyon Strait
US Steel Unfilled Orders Rise to 4.42 Million Tons
United States Steel Corporation reports unfilled orders at year end 1929 totaling 4,417,192 tons, up 291,848 tons from November 30 and above the 1928 total of 3,976,712 tons.
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U. S. Steel CO
New York
United States Steel Corporation Today
Elyria Manufacturers Predict Steady Early 1930 Recovery
Elyria manufacturers and city bankers survey the 1930 outlook. J B Seward of Savings Deposit Bank shares cautious optimism, predicting a slow start but a spring rebound to normal activity. local firms anticipate improved orders, higher production, and renewed hiring as inventory levels tighten and demand returns across industries.
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Lear
Elyria
Chronicle
Velagram Mot Onls
J. B Seward
Savings Deposi Bank and Trust Co
Seward
Epasy
Plans for Huntington Institute Speakers at Town Hall
Plank for the Huntington Farmers Institute planned for February 7 at Huntington Town Hall emerged from a committee meeting last night. Speakers include Mrs. W Ferguson of Tira, Illinois, and Charles W Peters. Talks cover health, happiness, simplicity, youth issues, profitable sidelines, and rural life themes with local residents contributing further talks and entertainment.
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Huntington Farmers’ Institute
Huntington Town Hall
Institute
W. Ferguson
Tira
Ghic
Charles W. Feters
Bay
Lorain County Road Program Aims Big Upgrade Plan
Lorain County's 1930 road program, likely the largest in the county's history, unfolds as the board of county commissioners meets township trustees to determine which roads will be improved this year. The article continues on page 3.
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Harry S. Calvert
Pfandler Otn Pa
Elyria
Pfandler Company
Ocother
A. W. Brandt
Troxel Manufacturing Co
Tory
Bow
Hesdwas
Lorain County
Elyria Shrine Club Elects Officers At Banquet
The Elyria Shrine Club elected W. TL. Patton Jr. president for the year at a special banquet at the Elyria Country Club. HK. H. Nye was named vice president and W. O. Zatser secretary treasurer. Attendees included George Williams of Cleveland and Morris Miller of Canton among other notable members.
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Elyria Shrine Club
Elyria Country Club
W. TL. Patton, Jr
HK. H. Nye Ar
W. O. Zatser
al Koran Shhelne
George Willams
Cleveland
Oriental Guide
Morris Miller
Canton
Nohlea
Gas well on McGuire farm yields Carlisle field output
Fourth Carlisle gas field well comes in at 4 257 600 cubic feet at 6 20 P M on the W T McGuire farm La Grange road. Drilled by Clyde J Daugherty for Steel Tubes Inc with W H Dempsey as partner, it reports Clinton sand depth 2273 feet and rock pressure 1056 pounds.
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Carlisle
W. OT. McGuire
la Grange
Clarx
Clyde J. Daugherty
Medina
Steel & Tubes Inc
Bly
Dee Daugherty
Loerig
Clinton
J. M. Strong
McGuire Farm
McGuire
W. H. Dempsey
Grand Jury 18 Convene For Term In Bessiah Case
The nine bound grand jurors include Alex Vajo James Witzpatrick and Carl Himmerlein from Michigan with others named from Lorain like Steve Perraff Glenn Atwood Fred Meyers James Brows and Albert Webber. The panel saw only a light docket with several auto theft and assault charges anticipated and a third offense tied to Logue.
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Grand Jury
Geatiibecu Vaal
Prand Jury
Var
Petit
Migtia
Alex Vajo
Kart Baker
James Wvitzpatrick
Arlen Himmerein
Tonis Yaka
Robert Schafer
Werk Garrisonf
Edward Morrison
Fred Bohlen
Lorain Ire
Steve Perraff
Glenn Atwood
Fred Meyers
James Brows
Jor Lintin
Albert Webber
Italy and France Fail to Agree on Naval Parity
Jan 10 Italian government calls talks with France a complete failure and says no preliminary agreement on naval parity or Mediterranean strength will be possible before the five power London conference.
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Rome
France
London
Freighter Edward Luckenback Goes Aground In Fog
Newport bulletin says coast guard destroyer Henley located the freighter Edward Luckenback after it ran aground in dense fog. Henley remains nearby and may rescue the crew due to the ship's perilous position amid dangerous seas and rocks.
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Newport
R. 1
Coast Guard
Henley
Edward Qluckenback
Luckerback
Hoover to Send Law Enforcement Report to Congress
Washington January 10 President Hoover will transmit the Law Enforcement Commission report to Congress next Monday. White House says focus is on expediting prohibition enforcement legislation, not parliamentary procedure. House leaders oppose a joint committee, fearing jurisdictional overreach, while pledging support for needed measures.
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Washington
Hoover
Law Enforcement Commission
Congress
White House
House
Senate
Longworth
Tilson
Treasury
Justice Department
Woman questions and anger mark Senate lobby probe
A Washington woman, Mrs Hadys Moon Jones, angrily confronted Senate lobby investigators during a probe into sugar interests. She called questions silly, claimed rights violations, and accused the committee of political games while alleging media influence and lobbying ties to beet sugar interests and government figures.
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Washington
Jan
Senate
Hadys Moon Jones
Susar Association
Caraway
Walsi Dem
Chase
Mrs. Jones
Mr. Stews
Mark Sullivan
Mo Demendina Som
A. i. Jones
Willian Helmy
David Rankin Barbee
Conetess
Walsh
Rep Timber Lake
Repo
Colorado
Smnoot
Odd Arrests and Fines Reported by Sheriff for 1929
The sheriff department's report of arrests, fines and fines collected for 1929 show a total of 593 arrests, fines aggregating 57894 and fines collected 42560.41. There were 138 liquor cases with 47850 in fines assessed and 34492.50 collected. There were 134 miscellaneous offenses drawing fines of 1470.36, driving intoxicated arrests with fines 4175 of which 3565 were collected, 67 overloaded trucks bringing fines of 1990, 110 traffic violations with fine 1045 and 108 arrests for intoxication with fines of 1364. Most of the fines not paid were served out in jail, the balance through parole.
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Deparment
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EWS Busines Outlook
Chronicle- Telegram
Chronicle-Telegram
A. G. Bean
General Industries
E. Roe—Colson Company
W. H. Patton
H. A. Lattin Company
Wm. A. West—Steel and Tubes, Ince
A. Vanoster
Fay Stocking
Fay Stocking Co
United States
AL Smythe
Te Ungal Crane Company
Jenny
Universal Crane Company
Huntington Institute
Elyaly Shrine Club
W. H. Patton Jr
al Koran Shrine
Splentio
Mguire Farm
Steel and Tubes, Inc
Italy
L Seng
Sheriffs Dept
Tolsa Fur
Newa
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