Violent Storms Lash Central States Across Regions
Violent storms swept the Central States causing blizzards in the Dakotas Iowa and Minnesota and cyclones in Kentucky. Two dead twenty seven injured and four missing with property damage listed at 700000. Widespread damage and communication outages reported as storms moved eastward.
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Kentucky
Texas
Oklaoma
Kansas
Colorado
Iowa
Montana
Nebraska
Dakotas
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Illinois
Indiana
Ilinois
Michigan
South Dakota
Winchester
Hall
Athens
Fayette County
Towa
North Dakota
South
Seven Die in Jersey City Fire Tragedy
Seven people perished in a three story frame building fire in Jersey City. Rose Burkhardt age 54 and six children aged 18 to 10 plus John Gorman 69 died on the top floor. one survivor, Rose Burkhardt 19, was rescued. Firemen had it under control before 4 am after three alarms. cause undetermined.
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Jersey City
N. J
Rose Burkhardt
Florence
Charles
Philip
Theresa
Veronica
John Gorman
Gorman
Weather Summary for Ohio and Nearby Regions
Generally fair and colder with snow flurries in the east tonight. Friday remains cold with continued fair weather. A southern plains disturbance moves toward western Pennsylvania, central pressure around 29.44 inches at Pittsburgh. Snow blankets the lower lake region and Ohio Valley as temperatures drop nationwide except the southeast.
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Ohio
Plains States
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Manitoba
Pas
Lower Lake Region
Ohio Valley
Grangers oppose Roosevelt plan before Senate panel
The National Grange urged Congress to defeat Roosevelt’s judiciary program, warning of peril to constitutional government. Fred Brenckman led the testimony before the Senate Judiciary Committee, arguing the measure risks democracy and expands federal power at the expense of states.
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Washington
C.p
National Grange
Congress
Roosevelt
Fred Brenckman
The
Grange
Senate Judiciary Committee
Young B. Smith
Columbia University Law
Norman J. G. Wickey
Brenckman
America
Senate
Judiciary Committee
William FE. Borah
Ida
Theodore Graebner
Concordia College
St. Louis
Graebner
Lberty
United States
High Tribunal
Supreme Court
Supreme Court of the United States
Bus Crash Kills Roller Derby Troupe in Salem
A bus carrying the Rolly Derby Inc roller skating troupe crashed near Salem, Illinois. Nineteen dead and four injured as vehicle overturned and burned. driver Richard Thomas and wife Emily among the injured. Coroner to hold inquest after final death toll.
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Salem, III
U.P
Here
Emily Thomas
Richard Thomas
Salem
S. B. Carrigan
Patoka
Carrigan
Thomas
Don Flannery
Jack Israel
Kansas City
Millie Cooper
Villa Park
Louise Brower
Cincinnati
John Britton
St. Louis
Erma Caldwell
Chicago
Caldwell
Henry A. Salmon
Joseph Kleats
Indianapolis
Ind
Russ Gesser
Covington
Tony Marzaro
Ruth Will
Kaw
Nick Kelson
Athens
Greece
Libby Hoover
Carolina Barton
Denver
Cole
Jerry Wallers
Jerry Hickson
Kay Wilson
Frank Vining
William Allison
Ted Mullens
Portland
Ore
Miami
Fla
Mullens
Leo A. Selzer
Rolly Derby, Inc
Flannery
Terra
France proposes four power plan to bar volunteers from Spain
London says France offered Britain a four power naval control scheme to stop volunteers and war munitions from entering Spain. Italian and British officials fear escalation as Italy denies sending reinforcements and warns against League action.
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France
Spain
Italy
United Press
London
Great Britain
von Delbos
George Clerk
Delbos
Paris
Madrid
Rome
League of Nations
Europe
Ivan Maisky
Court of St. James
International Committee On
Foreign Office
Yvon Delbos
Struck Elected President Of Lorain County Agricultural Society
Bill Struck Elyria furniture dealer and fair board member won the presidency of the Lorain County Agricultural Society at a board meeting last night succeeding the late Dr E P Clement. The term runs to next December with plans to cancel harness racing this year to reduce losses. The fair will run September 21 to 24 with various event days and a pageant in development. The society owes about $3000 in premiums and expenses from the last fair and will use 2300 from county taxes plus future receipts to pay the rest. Other officers include Vice President Balls John L Mathis secretary and P G Miller treasurer.
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Bill Struck
Elyria
Lorain County
Baus
Merchants and Industrialist
Struck
Balls
John L. Mathis
P. G. Miller
Leaking Gas Main Found Under Capitol Building
WPA workmen converting the 104 dungeons under the capitol in Columbus Colorado discovered a leaking gas main today. They removed the eroded pipe with a fist sized hole and installed a sound one. Foremen warned a match could have caused a terrific explosion.
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Columbus, CO
Capitol Building
Two Killed At Painesville Crossing
Two people died when their car was hit by a New York Central train at a grade crossing in Painesville Ohio. One victim was likely Frank Bouglas of Kirtland. the woman remained unidentified. The license plate traced to Frank Douglas R D 2 Willoughby township Kirtland. A grocery slip in the woman's purse bore the name Douglas.
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Painesville
New York Central
Frank Bouglas
Kirtland
Ohio
J. B. Wills
Lake County
Frank Douglas
R. D
Willoughby Township
Douglas
Maston awaits details on complaints about Elyria teachers
Superintendent R C Maston said he has limited information about reports that petitions circulating accuse Elyria teachers of being unsympathetic. He urged complainants to contact him, noting that most concerns are addressed with teachers and that not all demands can be granted.
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Elyria
R. C. Maston
Maston
Grand Jury Deliberates on Lennore Guettinger Case
A Lorain County grand jury debated the Lennore Guettinger case for hours before returning a manslaughter charge against the Avon Lake mother. She said her husband mistreated her and that the gun discharged accidentally during a quarrel. The panel also handled 12 indictments across 18 cases over two days, including embezzlement by Richmond Carey and charges involving two Allessi brothers and a 14 year old girl.
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Lennore Guettinger
Avon Lake
Guettinger
Richmond
Dick Carey
Lorain
Frank B. Allen
Allen
Carey
West Virginia
Alien
Pennsylvania
Tony J
Andy Allessi
Elmer Dun
Chrysler Chairman Meets Lewis and Murphy on Detroit Sitdowns
Walter P. Chrysler head of the Chrysler Corporation meets with John L. Lewis of the CIO and Governor Frank Murphy to discuss sit down strikes in Detroit Michigan.
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Walter P. Chrysler
Chrysler Automobile Corporation
John L. Lewis
C. IT. O
Frank Murphy
Detroit
Mich
Elyria High to Form Largest Band in History
Preparations will enlarge Elyria High School’s band to 61 members, the first with female players. Ten girls join as clarinet, flute, horn, and trombone performers, boosting the band beyond the previous 57. Don Hensman to be replaced as drum major after graduation. spring work aims to minimize fall adjustments before football games.
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Elyria High School
J. Martin Beck
Hilda Erber
Lois Youtzy
Marian’ Holmes
Dorothy Fell
Helena Schareina
Jean Crisp
LaVonne Schramm
Laura Bell Wells
Rosemary Barlow
Ruth Vaughn
Don Hensman
Madrid Bombed by Loyalist Air Raiders Overnight
Madrid endured a terror bombing with lights out and sirens in use as insurgent air raiders struck under cover of darkness. Front reports say no immediate casualties or damage tallies, while lines near Siguenza and Almadrones show continued skirmishing as both sides push trenches along the Guadalajara campaign.
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Madrid
U.P
Almadrones
Aragon Highway
Siguenza
Guadalajara
Davis Seeks Senate Inquiry Into Relief Program
US Senator James J. Davis of Pennsylvania introduced a resolution calling for a senatorial investigation of unemployment conditions and the administration of relief programs in the United States.
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Washington
James J. Davis
Truce Reached Ends Sit-Down Siege at Chrysler Plants
Six thousand strikers begin marching out of Chrysler plants in Detroit as a truce ends the 16 day occupation. Negotiations between John L. Lewis and Walter Chrysler move to Lansing with Chrysler state workers seeking sole bargaining rights. Unionists win a pledge from Chrysler not to resume operations or move machinery during talks.
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Detroit
Chrysler Corporation
John L. Lewis
Walter P. Chrysler
Lansing
Chrysler
United Automobile Workers of America
Frank Murphy
UAW
Dodge
Chrysler Kercheval
Homer Martin
Lewis
Murphy
James F. Dewey
General Motors
Five Men Held As Gold Thieves In Homestake Heist
Secret Service held five men over a $1,000,000 gold theft at Homestake Mine in Lead South Dakota. A warrant targets Parks Dupont the alleged mastermind hunted on the west coast. The hoard reportedly buried in the hills with plans to move it to Mexico.
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Deadwood
S. D
Secret Service
Homestake
Lead
Parks Dupont
Buffalo Bill Cody
Wild Bill Hickok
Roland Goddard
Denver
U. S. Secret Service
Mexico
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American Federation of Labor
C. FI. O
Labor
Grangers
Borah
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