Many marooned by blizzard and floods across midwest
Blizzard and floods strand residents from the Rocky Mountains to the Great Lakes. Widespread cold and rising rivers trap families, with levee breaks causing inland flooding. Rescue crews struggle as many endure snow drifts and freezing conditions. Continuous warnings say temperatures may fall further tonight.
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Chicago
Rachy
Great Lakes
Paso
Wenxico
Fexis
Ufueres
Mexia
Perure
Hearreek
Seneca
Bohd
Wuusuah Cere
Presa
Catin
Lag-Taft
Arle
Bern
Bin
Ind
Ilinois
Arkansas
Lenues
Missouri
Missisipp
Decker Chapel
White River
Hazteton
Vincennes
Cold Wave Grips Columbus With Subzero Chill
Colbus recorded seven and a half degrees below zero as the cold wave hits Ohio turning January eighteenth into one of the coldest days since the 1890s. Other parts of the state saw temperatures from 2 below to well below zero. A buzzard signaled the surge. the fall was brief, then skies cleared and the frigid air persisted with no relief expected for the next three hours per the weather bureau.
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Columbus
Ian
Ohio
Statie
Baccalaureate Service At First U P Church Sunday
Readers heard Governor Gooper address the crowd at the First Methodist Church during the annual meeting of the Martin County Farm Bureau. The service supported by farm families featured a program noting the governor’s remarks and the community meal. The Bureau reported year end balances and deposits, with details from the treasurer and the secretary of the Merve department, and additional figures continued on page two.
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Gov Myers
CoHoe
Columi Staton Treivoner
Coubts
Oda Vegy
Hales
Merve
Florence
Baptist Revival Campaign Ends Sunday in Elyria
A two week Baptist revival ends Sunday with services at the Baptist and Methodist churches. Mr Dibble and Mr Wustaine lead sermons and music including Mrs Grorge Dibble and others. Commencement week at Elyria High School features a baccalaureate service at First Congregational with pastors from local churches contributing readings prayers and music.
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Grorge Dibble
Hirold Woistaine
Sermait
Tubble
Tharke G Stovich
First Baptist Church
Dibble
First Baptist
First Methodist
Mra
Mibble
Mble
Wustaine
Holdem
Elyria High School
Lanndry
First Congregational Church
OA Brown
First United Presbyterian Church
Elyria
Rey Walbam
Congregational Church
Jovccano
Jeanne Smith
FIRE destroys Senator home in Washington storm blaze
A fire early today ravaged the Washington home of Senator Pittman and his wife, causing extensive damage and a substantial addition to the house. Firemen faced water shortages and bitter winter storm as a faulty water plug hindered efforts, injuring three firefighters and leaving occupants uninjured but shaken.
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Nevada
Washington T
Tadee Pandy
Sevyaia
Pittman
Police Chief Warns Youths Over Car Rides Epidemic
Chief TF Stankard ordered the force to curb youths riding on the rear of autos with sleds. He warned of arrests to keep boys off moving cars and urged parents to keep them away from this dangerous trend after numerous complaints, especially from Eastern Heights. A boy narrowly escaped this morning when a rider released the sled and coasted into a car.
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Polite
TF Stankard
Corsters
Pole Cief
Entre
Muly
Antas
Count Karolyi Addresses Oberlin Audience in Amidst Tense Climate
The Hungarian count Karolyi spoke at Oberlin College amid photographers and crowd noise, urging readers about European alliances and the dangers of fascism. He warned that Hungary faces internal land inequality and dependence on foreign loans, linking present fascist movements to broader European trends. He suggested a societal shift toward a united Europe and pondered the U S role in global financing and peace.
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Wobawrence
Obprits OQ Jr
Qalel
United States
Thotrope
Russert
Apother
Andy Pee
Riba
Joey
Sicium
Mob Realty
League of Governments
New York
Flyria
Eisryini
Hoth
Furmir
Oseir Taszt
Poten
Oberlin
Caleye
Hungari
Feopics
Warelyn
Foresta
Wwairols
Hungary
Hgigars
Statv
Jasz2
Poersident
Haten Wilkins
Oberin College
Kavos
Wilkins
Karoly
Karelyd
Loral
Turope
Europe
Ameria
Austria
Germany
Cascade Park Houses Thirty Four Tree Varieties In City
The article notes Cascade Park contains thirty four tree varieties with four diameter four inches or more. It mentions Tulane football and a 12 second hundred yard dash by a Wisane quarterback. It recalls Elvira era history in a stone quarry, Henry Wussey’s large quarry, and local amateur filmmakers lacking a perfected aqua technique. The Fourth of July celebration in early Grafton era is referenced with broad local participation.
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Cascade Park
Elviras
Henry Wussey
MacDonald Receives Ameakin Delegation At London Conference
Premier J humsay MacDonald welcomed the Ameikin delegation to the London conference at his residence 4 Dawring Street. The customary diplomatic meeting drew a small crowd as the Ameikins approached the traditional entrance.
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Fondon Jav
Jhumsay MacDonald
Amenkin
SOLU
Dawring
Fire destroys home and damages others on Lake We road
A house on Lake We Road burned Monday morning, gutting the structure valued at 28,000 with about 20,000 in insurance. An overheated furnace is believed to have started the blaze, which also damaged nearby buildings as spectators looked on. Deputy sheriffs and residents assisted as the fire from the furnace spread, and one man narrowly escaped injury.
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Orl
Wien
Hanes
Sherif
Lear de Sreeba
Owen
Ston
Amilar
Penna Officers On Way To Get Gunwoman
New Castle police head to Phoenix for Irene Schroeder a blonde gunwoman and her accomplices in connection with the killing of Sue Highway Corporal Brady Vail. The pursuit aims to bring them to justice with officers en route today.
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Penna
New Castle
Phoenix Arts
Irene Schroeder
Trigger Womn
Brady Vail
Phoenix
Temperance Anniversary Reflections At Local Church
A pageant on the origin and growth of temperance movements was held at the First Methodist Church marking the tenth anniversary of nationwide prohibition. Judge Aldrich defended prohibition as a means to temperance and urged education to curb law violations while praising WCTCU leader Mrs Nelher Huat Liviga for her educational work.
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Fehler
W Ov Aldried
Columbus
Mirch
Nelher Huat Liviga
Lorain County
County Board Elects New Member and Officers
The OhAoul County Board of Ed held its morning meeting electing a new member Van JE Davidson to replace Bursley. Walter Hadiways Carlisle was chosen vice president and Ceoter Bursley Rochester will serve as president, with Cotton ROP Vaughn continuing as clerk. Regular meetings remain on the first Wednesday each month.
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Sywearng
Escort Doo
Lorer
Edweanarris
Cvorton
fearvie + sphaat
Surerer Ding
Hig Helne
Sehnals
Mysterious Toledo suspect links to Pa murder confessed
Sheriff Wright said Glenn Dague of Toledo Cho confessed complicity in the murder of Highway Corporal Brady Paul near New Castle Pennsylvania on December 27 1929 after hours of questioning. Dague admitted his identity and said he came west with Irene Schroeder the trigger woman. Schroeder and Joe Huston were captured after a gunfight near Florence Chandler and Javeen Wright reported the admission. Dague had abandoned a wife and two children in Elm Grove Wheeling West Virginia.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Charles Wright
Glenn Dague
Toledo
Cho
Brady Paul
New Castle
Wright
Dague
Irene Schroeder
Vis Schroeder
Joe Huston
Texas
Here
Florence
Chandler
Javeen Wright
Elm Grove
Wheeling
W Va
Shroede
West Virginia
Rum running probe in Port Clinton case widens
Federal officials probe a rum running conspiracy involving Port Clinton coast guardsmen and a fleet owner who allegedly paid 25000 in bribes to seven guardsmen. Three guardsmen are under arrest, a fourth leader is sought in Canada, and three more await investigation. UK Commissioner in Cleveland to arraign the fleet owner.
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Rlffalo
Port Clinton
Ieader
Canada
Cleveland
W FE Wyner
Joseph Libby
W J Blakeslee
Libby
Wartin W Hasmussen
Cyr Smallwood
Mayor Fines Liquor Possession Defendant
Mayor James Hewitt fined John Kovacs Woodford four hundred dollars and costs in police court after Kovacs pled guilty to possession. Police Officer Corbett Sonthan and Leslie Brown arrested Kovacs yesterday afternoon. a bottle of Aquor was found hidden behind a counter at the establishment.
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James Hewitt
John Kovacs
Woodford
Kovacs
Corbett Sonthan
Leslie Brown
Rovacy
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