Pope Benedict XVI Dies in Rome After Illness
Pope Benedict died in Rome after a five day illness from pneumonia and complications including bronchial infection and influenza. He had shown a rapid decline, lapsed into unconsciousness, and passed away around noon as Vatican doctors declared death inevitable. Cardinal Pio Marki of Pisa was considered as a potential successor amid widespread mourning in Rome.
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Pope Benedict XVI Dies After Prolonged Illness
Reports from Berlin and Washington confirm the death of Pope Benedict XVI after a long illness. Cards of state and church officials react as Catholic welfare groups coordinate messages and mourners gather worldwide.
Chest Drive Seeks Full 30000 by Monday Night
At a noonday Community Chest luncheon, subscriptions in the past day totaled 264 647.95 with a goal of 30000 yet to raise. Paul Harris of Chicago and Rotary leaders attended as Elyria backers voiced support, A Strythe spoke on the visit of Fishon Schreods and the “other fellow” idea, a $1000 contribution noted, Smythe expressed optimism that the remaining funds would be raised by Monday night as drive teams reported further subscriptions.
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Chicago
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Smythe Wa
D Crocker 80 Pioneer Of Columbia Township Dies
D Crocker 80 pioneer of Columbia Township who lived there all his life died yesterday from old age. Survived by two children Ad Crocker and Miss Jennie Crocker. He answered summons and lived in the pioneer community.
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D. Crocker
ColumBia Township
Ad. Crocker
Jennie Crocker
Hungry laborer tries burglary in Cleveland
Hungry and unemployed for sixteen months Thomas Ztrapsky attempted to burglarize a grocery store this morning. A man firing at the intruder shattered his jaw, saying I am hungry I have been without work for sixteen months and wanted some food.
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Peter Newsberry Seeks Divorce in Common Pleas Court
Peter Newsberry a former saloon keeper filed for divorce from his wife in common pleas court. He claims marital breakdown after disputes over property repairs in Vermilion and alleges his wife sold residence and business property at an advanced price after she left for Jurby County. He notes his wife filed a divorce petition there, which was dismissed after responses and cross petitions.
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Fomer Elyria
Amherst salkGon
Common Pleas Court
Newasberry
Vermilion
Juras County
Rose Moriarty Speaks Monday at Strand Theater
Friends of Miss Rose Moriarty plan to hear her speak Monday evening at the Strand Theater under the Open Forum. Moriarty, a Tadnetrip Commission member from Ohio based in Columbus, returns to her home city to offer services to former townsmen. Her subject is not announced, but her talks are known to be engaging, and the theater is expected to be filled to capacity.
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Rose Moriarty
Strand Theater
Open Forum
Ohio bankers to help farmers
Washington dispatch reports Eugene Meyer, director of the War Finance Corporation, says the Ohio bankers association expressed willingness to cooperate with the government to extend financial aid to Ohio farmers. The association will work with the government agricultural loan committee to consider all applications for advances.
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Eugene Meyer
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Lorain Liquor Case Taken Up on Appeal
Attorney Wm H Hurley filed a motion in common pleas court to appeal State of Ohio v Steve Petelezk and Mary Tuzes charging violations of the Honor laws. Police search warrants and home searches were discussed as part of the motion. Judge Redington planned to rule on the appeal motion the following morning.
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Wm. H. Hurley
Lorain
Redington
Mayor Anna Reflects on Zepper Liquor raid outcome
A city raid on Jule Zepper’s establishment led to liquor confiscation including cider and wine. Police report liquor laws were violated but Zepper avoided punishment due to a defect found in the search warrant.
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Lloyd George Sees Path to Peace at Genoa Conference
London reports Premier Lloyd George urging open face to face talks and a broad peace plan at the Coalition Liberal Convention. He praised the Washington conference, pressed for disarmament, and urged all nations including Germany to join Genoa discussions to end wars. He cited Ireland's new government and questioned league of nations as a party show.
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Free Car Ferry May Be Freed by Dynamite Use
Cheboygan Michigan January 21 Dynamite may be used to free the car ferry Wawatam trapped in ice off St Ignace with 150 passengers and the D S and A train aboard. Blizzard and ice conditions delay rescue as tugs cannot reach the vessel which is well supplied with fuel and provisions and not in immediate danger.
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Woman Breaks Hip In Icy Fall On Court Street
Mrs. George Moons of Aton slipped on Court street in front of the Congregational church and broke her right hip. She was en route to Dr. G D Nicholas’s home when the accident happened and was assisted to her home for treatment.
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Aton
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Miss Townshend Dies in Avon Home
Avon January 21. Death of Miss Mary Townshend reported. She died at the home of her brother John, following a brief illness. A lifelong Avon resident, she was well known in the community.
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Aven Oad
Bandit Gang Robbery Ends in Death at Venice Hotel
Three bandits entered a Venice hotel room during a card game and held up players. Christ Statues, 38, resisted and was shot dead. The robbers escaped with about $500.
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Tiffin Man Escapes Serious Injury In Car Crash
A driver from Tiffin escaped serious injury when his car skidded and overturned near B and O tracks in Oberlin. He was treated at Dr Clement's office for minor bruises and discharged without a formal report.
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Tiffin
Otsus Stontes
Oraz Te B & O
Dr Clement
Milk Producers Organize Here to Seek Higher Prices
Elyria hosts a meeting at the courthouse where a unit of the Ohio Farmer's Cooperative Milk Co. is formed with Clyde VanWorner and others named on the negotiating committee. They plan to press distributors to raise milk prices from 17 to 24 cents per gallon to cover higher feed costs, with no willingness to accept price reductions.
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Formu
Ohio Farmer's Cooporative Milk Co
Clyde VanWorner
Ridgeville
A.M. Jehnern
Carl Fowl
West Tralie
Negutive
Aivandritien
Elytia
Clevelane Distributorsa
Final Appeal Urges Extra Support for Community Chest
An advertisement urges all citizens to carry extra load for the Community Chest benefiting jobless workers and city-wide causes. It highlights the need to fund the 500 unemployed and notes Bishop Schrenks of Cleveland has donated $100 for ten men.
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Bishop Schrenhs
Cleveland
Drop in U S exports totals about two billion dollars
Washington January 21 a report from the commerce department shows a decline of about two billion dollars in manufactured goods exported from the United States. The value fell to 32 025000000 from 34 168000000 the previous year reflecting a sharp drop in exports.
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Elyrians Pay Solemn I to Deceased Pope Wea
Elyrian clergy and parishioners at St Marys and St Agnes held prayers for Pope Benedicts recovery and joined diocesan services. Fathers Mooney and Reilly issued a statement urging calm and expressed reverence as the pontiffs health faded.
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Wea
Death claims Dan Prentice at 54
Dan Prentice, 54, former Tee He plant employee, died at home after several weeks of illness. He is survived by his children Beavenue Fred and Dorothy, and by Mrs. Kopenbater of Newle. Funeral services will be announced later.
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Dan Prentice
Riversine
Tee He
Be.avenue
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