Finns Brace for Russian Bombing Campaign
In Helsinki, alarms rang out as authorities prepared for a potential new Russian bombing campaign following nine days of attacks on Lake Ladoga. No fires or gunfire were reported, but the city remained on alert amid fears of fleets of planes and renewed bombardment over southern Finland and surrounding fronts.
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Helsinki
Finland
Lake Ladoga
Saythern bin
Russia
Karoliar Isthmus
Costly Blaze Destroys Birnbaum Building in New Britain
Fire destroyed the five story Birnbaum furniture company building in New Britain as firemen battled near zero temperatures to prevent the flames from spreading through the city. Damage estimated between 100000 and 121000 dollars.
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New Britain
Ohio forecast: light snow tonight and Tuesday
The latest regional forecast calls for light snowfall in Ohio tonight and Tuesday with warmer readings in the extreme east and south portions tonight and a slight cooldown in the west on Tuesday. High pressure dominates the Rocky Mountain plateau and South Atlantic states while the Great Lakes and central valleys see lower pressures. Temperatures trend warmer across the central states, but the east remains cold with notable readings such as Cincinnati 1 degree, Miami 26, and Round City, South Dakota at 87. Overall, weather is generally fair with scattered precipitation reported from five stations.
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Ohio
Rocky Mountain Plateau
South Atlantic States
Great Lakes Region
Central Valleys
Central States
Inwest
Cinccinnati
Miami
Round City
South Dakota
Russia and Finnish forces clash over Lake Ta dngi front
Russian troops repeatedly attacked northeast of Lake Ta dngi in a fresh offensive aimed at breaching the Mannerheim line. Casualties were heavy with unofficial estimates of about 7,900 killed and 19,000 wounded as four divisions fought across the lake area, while Finnish defenders claimed the assault was repulsed and the left wing of the line remained secure.
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Russia
Lake Ta Dngi
Lake Aver
Brepth
Mannerheim
Ion
Lmator
Mannerheim Line
Japs Electrify Wire Around Concessions
In Tientsin China on January 29 a move to protest Japan is discussed by the American Chamber of Commerce. Japanese engineers set up electrified barbed wire barriers around the British and French concessions to prevent food entering. The food shortage grows acute with prices skyrocketing.
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Tientsin
China
United States State Department
Japan
American Chamber of Commerce
Unusual Talent Shines In County Music Contests
More than two hundred entrants from county schools and rural groups competed Saturday at Wellington with many earning high ratings. Three entries received superior status in the contest and will advance to further judging. Winners include Wellington quartet and several soloists from Wellington Avon Lake Clearview and Ridgeville with various instruments and vocal performances noted.
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Coredn Canty School
Sala
Ensemb
Seturdas
W Neton
Ca Gereview
Clearview
Wellington Strong
Wilma Brewer
Loy Bresley
Martyn Pitts
Dan Brenner
Bud Hofmann Elvi
Sale
Don Brenner
Wellngton
Janet Carino
Wellington
Betty Mae Long Wellington
Arlen Spoux Penfield
Lois Breyley Wellington Viel
Warne Heller
Amherst
Virgina Putt
Columbia
Audria Groening
Patrica
One Pedestrian and Five Autoists Hurt in Weekend Collisions
A pedestrian and five auto drivers suffered injuries in traffic incidents reported by police and sheriff departments over the weekend. Franklin Bender, 49, was fractured while walking on Pearl Avenue near Lorain when struck at 10:30 PM Saturday by a car driven by Herman Lappin of Taft Street Elyria. Lappin claimed glare from an oncoming car. Bender was hospitalized at St Joseph’s. Another crash near South Amherst caused minor injuries to two occupants after a family dispute. Watson C. Bociman of Olmsted Falls lost control and rammed a tree on Route 113. Mrs. Bowmen and Evalyn Bowman, ages 32, received facial lacerations and were treated at a South Amherst station. Alis Castlh, of West Broad Street, sustained facial lacerations and other injuries when her husband’s car collided with another driven by Nishad Shyita of Lorain. Judd Hoff of Litchfield and Fred Eady of North Ridge Road also suffered facial lacerations in separate collisions on No 2. Continued on Page 2.
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Frank Bendir
30Th Street
Loran
Pearl Avenue
Lorain
Herman Lappin
Taft Street
Elyria
Lappin
St Josephs Hospital
Sheriff Department
Watson C Bociman
Olmsted Falls
Route 113
South Amherst
Bowman
Evalyn Bowman
South Imbherst
Alis J B
Nea West Broad Street
Nithsad Syhita 20
West
Ir Street
Yvesterdev
North Ridge
Voad
Rou
Judd Hoff
Litchfield
Fred Eady Jroof
Accine
Fire kills two children then man ends own life
A man set fire to a home, fatally injuring his two young daughters aged five months and five. he then killed himself. Mrs Schlosser, bound with tape and restrained prior to the blaze, survived. The husband, identified as Mr. Schlosser, reportedly outlined the plan and used gasoline to ignite the fire before dying.
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Schlesse
Sud
Schlesser
Alice
Fingneml Trotters
Damond Ginger Ale Co
Waterbury
Schiesser
Sealasser
Can Now Walk Across Ohio River
PORTSMOUTH January 29 1913 Residents used the river crossing as a solid ice path for the first time since 1918 traffic over the Grant Bridge and the ferry were halted by repairs Hundreds of people made the trip on the frozen stretch from Wheelersburg to Vanceburg with many others enjoying binding ice parties across the river
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Portsmouth
Acoss
Grant Bridge
Wheelersburg
Vanceburg
Small Dutch Ship Strikes Mine Off Southeast Coast
A small Dutch ship named Nera of 298 tons struck a mine off the southeast coast today. The vessel was towed ashore by a salvage tug. its stern was blown away and she was sinking rapidly. The crew were believed safe aboard another tug.
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London
Lousd
Lorain County Farm Bureau elects directors and hears talks
At the Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association annual meeting at First Methodist Church two directors were reelected Glenn B s Russia Township and R E Campbell Pitsfield Township with a new director G Portfan Henriette District 4. Lee A Taylor of the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation urged farmers to organize and take action to solve agricultural problems. The group highlighted the first cooperative bulk plant in Ohio and discussed income, tenancy growth, and distribution costs. The report noted last year’s business volume over 223000 with assets around 44386 and liabilities of 19742.
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Lorain
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Farm Bureau
Ohio
Lorain County Farm Bureau
State Farm Bureau
Edith Rengnacker
Columbus
Merritt Powell
Orain County Farm Bureau
R F Campbell
F E Durkee
Henry Leimbach Powell
Pst Methodist Church
Injuries Fatal To Kenton Woman In Auto Crash
Tacredy Gigandet of Kenton died from injuries after a Friday night crash involving a Marysville drug salesman Lambroz 34. Authorities said Gipandet was not to blame for the accident and the vehicle was not repaired.
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Keaton
Tacredy Gigandet
Kenton
Lambroz
Marysville
Vmbrioz
Letourneau Mixes Religion and Business in Elyria Talk
LeTourneau told Elyrians that religion and business can blend and prosper. He recalled his 1831 financial near-failure and credits faith and hard work for recovery, urging businessmen to practice Christian heart condition rather than mere creed. The event, attended by Mayor Petruvalho and 1800 workers, highlighted faith driven enterprise and Letourneau’s expansion with LeTourneau Inc employing about 1600.
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R G le Tewnea
Ey Rip? T
MCA Gymnasiat Tha
Pistar
Bcome
Letourneau Foundation
Tsvengelisie Center
New York
Letourneau
Belexes
Sunlay le Tournes
Lewis Demands Answer On Unemployment
John S. Lewis told United Mine Workers delegates that Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins knows less about economic problems than Hottentet does about moral laws. He cited a conference with Congress of Industrial Organizations and officials. Perkins reportedly urged patience and more time. The CIO proposal for a national unemployment solution was noted as discussed by the President and Lewis.
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Columbus
John S. Lewis
United Mine Workers Converter Jenay
Frances Perkins
Ad Hottenter
Avis Lewis
UMW
Roose
Lewis
Congress of Thdustria
Labor
Perkins
Tumselves
Jewis
Indy
Trains Crash Near Tokyo Kills 186, Many Injured
Japanese News Agency reports a suburban tram wreck near Osaka involving a gasoline engine pulling three cars. About 186 killed and 69 injured, most passengers women en route to factories.
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KYO
Domer
Eee
Inday
Halle
Ostha
New Comic Strip Starts Tonight in Chronicle Telegram
A new comic strip debuts tonight on the Chronicle Telegram comic page. The creator is a group of Washington columnists known for witty, fast moving scenes and lovable characters including Liz and Abner.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Washington
Liz
German planes attack British shipping along east coast
London cabled report says German aircraft raided the British coast from the River Tay to the Kentish coast. More than 400 miles of coastline were swept with small bombs dropped on the Shetland Islands and air raid alarms spread inland. At least ten ships were attacked during the raids including the steamer Lian Wern near Tyneside and the Imperial Monarch off the Scottish coast, both escaping direct hits as British forces pursued the raiders.
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London
Oberlin Home Trustees Confront School Bus Dilemma
Trustees of the Oberlin Childrens Home and Assistant Prosecutor Willam G Wichens met to resolve legal limits blocking the home bus for 60 children. A state attorney general ruling said the home lacks authority to run a school bus, risking personal liability for trustees if an incident occurs. A plan may transfer operation to the local school board to ensure safe transport.
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Childrens Home
Oberlin
Willam G Wichens
Wickens
Tustees
Oberlin School Board
East Carlisle Man Named Bank Examiner
Fyerett D Anton of East Carlisle was named by state banking superintendent Rod ney Po Lien as one of five new bank examiners. Anton, a seven year East Carlisle resident, is president of the East Carlisle Board of Education and has worked as acting comptroller at Bender Body Company, previously auditing roles at State Bank & Trust in Cleveland and the Federal Reserve Bank. He is married with two sons. new examiners will earn 2400 dollars annually alongside Robert Cronebaugh, Deaf Cunningham M. Blanchard ach S Allsup, and William B Poe.
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Fyerett
Anton
East Carlisle
Rodney Po Lien
Qsil
Bender Body Company
E Moog
Wis
State Bank & Ivist Company
Cleveland
Federal Reserve Bank In
Robert & Cronebaugh
New
Philadelphia
Deaf
Cunningham M. Blanchard
Allsup Defiance
William B Poe
Cuyahoga Falls
Rotarians To See Safety Pictures At Lunch Meeting
Elynia Rotary Club members will view safety motion pictures at their noon Tuesday meeting at the Elas Restaurant. The films come from Chicago and were obtained for local showing by Harry W Luethi, secretary of the Chamber of Commerce.
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Elynia Rotary Club
Elas
Chicago
Harry W Luethi
When The Radio Needs Fixing In The Want Ads
A help note directs readers to the Want-Ad Call Directory for reliable radio service and other daily listed services. It explains the Want-Ads provide alphabetical access to service providers and urges referal to the Whom in Call Directory for necessary service details.
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Ohio River Valley
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Monterey
Cineminat
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Schlosser
Ohio River
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Harold Strathearn
Leleirneaus
Chistian B
Toseph Q Petru Vadsols
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Elysian Aid
Arthur McKee
Meher
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Stev
Rew
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Ita
Arthur E Giles LeTourneau
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Peoria II
In Flyrna
New Hampshire
First Baptist Church
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