Tornado toll rises to 162 across eight states
Chicago reports 162 dead from Sunday storms with injured and missing. Ohio losses heavy with $5 million in property damage. troops patrol towns while reviving aid efforts and Red Cross mobilizes to assist in Elgin Irving Park Melrose Park and other affected areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Georgia Village
Associated Press
Chicago
Ars
Rref
Columbus
Greenville
Georgia
Tharacta
Ntoy
Laange
Stovall
Ciarming & Railroad
Toledo
Ster
Indiana
Illnois
Chigan
Alabama
Misuri
Wisconsin
Too
Nashle
Greenle
Illinois
St. Mith
Michigan
Orgia
Minuis
Red Cross
Mvilen
Imed
Chi- 0
Fin
Melrose Park
Lemn
Ohio Counnties
Yenoa
Razb‘s
Imicera Township
ared_ Van Wert
Woulton
New Knoxville
Zenolett
Sima
Antwerp
Inmercburs
Inspector and aides linked to whiskey smuggling
An inspector of customs and seven of his aides were arrested in Mexico on March 30 for involvement in smuggling whiskey into the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Press
Soviet Russia offers peace with Poland
Soviet Russia proposes open peace talks with Poland on April 10. Foreign Minister Georgi Tchitcherin signals acceptance of Poland's proposal and suggests meeting in Estonia, via wireless Moscow message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soviet
Russia
Poland
Qs Associated Press
London
Geo. Tchitcherin
Moscow
Esthoania
Two Civil Suits Filed in Court
Two small cases were filed in court today as part of the coming term docket. The United States The Co seeks judgment against L. W. Perkins for 515.78 for goods sold and delivered. George Stocking seeks 125 for a real estate commission on a sale of property for Henryeuver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
the Co
L. W. Perkins
George Stocking
Henry “Euver
Norfolk and Western Clerks Strike Across Ohio Ports
Union officials say about 100 Columbus office clerks walked out at midnight over stance against two non union clerks accused of insulting a young woman. Ironton and Portsmouth offices followed, with Portsmouth set to strike by afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Columbus
Norfolk and Western
Portsmouth
Trenton
West Roanoke
Brotherhood of
Ironton
Embargo Placed on Stock as Chicago Strike Locks In
Chicago stock shipments to the market were embargoed today except for horses due to a strike by 6¢ union members at Union Stockyards Transit. If the strike lasts a week, packing plants could suspend work and 50 000 workers may lose jobs. Cattle receipts fell to 1600 head and hog receipts to 2000 as cars waited on outskirts. Armor & Co officials warned they may have to close departments if the strike continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Union
Strke
Armour & Co
No Communist Existed in Ruhr Valley Report
Paris reports from Foreign Office sources say no real communist movement existed in the Ruhr Valley. The working men reportedly seek a guarantee against militarism, counter to the French government demand. Chicago bankers plan to lend 100 million dollars in 1920 to home builders to ease housing shortage and aid tornado victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Paris
Foreign Office
Aay
Ruhr Valley
Chicago
Topliff Hotel Kitchen Razed by Fire Today
Occupants fled at three this morning after an alarm sounded for a fire in the frame kitchen annex at the rear. Firemen battled a stubborn blaze that spread under the roof, a general alarm brought out the city’s firefighting apparatus, and the fire was eventually extinguished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topliff
Dollar Day Shopping Dazzles Elyria in Citywide Bargains
Merchants in Elyria join in a coordinated Dollar Day sale with heavy turnout and swift sellouts. By 8:30 p.m. 300 aluminum kettles were gone at one store and 400 customers bought four yards of cotton for $1. Dry goods, furniture, clothing, and hardware shops report thousands in sales and expectations of exceeding $100,000 in total local revenue. The Better Business clubs plan further cooperative events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Chronicle-Telegram
Masked mob hangs prisoner near Mays Lick
Police chased a 40 man mob that seized Grant Smith as he was being taken to Paris jail. The group transported him to Mays Lick Fleming County where they hanged him from a telegraph pole. Smith had been sought for alleged assaults on Ruby Anderson 14 the farmer's daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parts
Grant Smith
Paris
Mays Lick
Fleming County
Smith
Ruby Anderson
Flemingsburg
Michigan
Better Business Club Plans Evening Meeting
The Bet ter Business club will meet at the Chamber of Commerce tomorrow at six o'clock. Supper will be served and a large attendance is expected. Plans for active work this spring are to be made to improve city business conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Better Business Club
Chamber of Commerce
Marriages Filed for Numerous Local Couples
Marriage licenses list Edward Mathison and Maud Sons of Lorain. John Grabill and Julia Baisch of Elyria. Jay Bender and Ethel Collins of Cleveland. Harry Switzer and Emily Connally of Elyria. Leo Rowly and Adelaide Looy of Elyria. Sidney Nichols and Amy Lews of La Grange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Mathison
Maud Sons
Lorain
John FP. Grabill
Julia Baisch
Elyria
Jay Bender
Barber
Cleveland
Ethel Collins
Harry Switzer
Lyons
N. Y
Emily Connally
Leo Rowly
Adelaide Looy
Elyrae
Ex-service men stage minstrel show in Elyria
Sixty American Legion members from Elyria Post No 12 rehearse for a Rialto theatre minstrel billing on April 7 and 8. H E Stutz directs with Harry Queen master of ceremonies and Carl Rudolph Jack Dowell and Marl Greenland as soloists. The cast includes a large chorus and a parade planned for April 6 with a cannon salute. Tickets are on sale downtown for one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Amercan Legion
Rialto Theatre
H. E. Stutz
Columbus Producing Co
Harry C
Queen
Garden of Roses
Vienna
Troubador
Ben Schubert
Johnny Gray
Jim Colgan
Dan Symonds
Eddie Krebs
Ray Baker
Jimmy Dillon
Don Savage
J. B. Duncan
Hugh Greer
Christy Colgan
Percy Munno
Carl Rudolph
Jack Dowell
Marl Greenland
Duncan
Bones
Dallas Shreve
Carl Fillmore
Harold Birch
Art Castle
Harry Currier
Jack Norsworthy
Bill Meinke
Jack Cola
Carl Wolfe
Paul Reynolds
Alvie Smith
Roll Gueinin
George Robinson
Peta Cameron
Leo Earnhardt
Maurice Moon
de Forest Wood
Dave Hamm
Vic Diederich
C. A. Rawson
P. E. Sage
John Armitage
F. Burckes
Theodore Fredericks
Charles Murray
G. B. Moyer
G. Dascha
Walter Schultz
Lorain County Electric Company
Lecture Canceled Due to Speaker's Absence
The lecture scheduled for tonight under the American Lyceum has been called off as the speaker cannot appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Lyceum
Assembly committee backs expulsion of five socialist lawmakers
Albany March 30. The judiciary committee of the New York Assembly recommends expelling five socialist assemblymen August Claessens Charles Solomon Lewis Waldman Samuel Rorr and Samuel Dewitt after finding the Socialist party an organization of Perpetual trades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judiciary Committee of
New York ‘Assembly
Associated Press
Albany
New York
Socialist Party
Judiciary Committee
New York Assembly
Sve
August Claessens
Charles Solomon
Lewis Waldman
Samuel Rorr
Samuel Dewitt
Bergdoll Sentenced to Five Years and Citizenship Forfeiture
Grover Cleveland Bergdoll, wealthy Philadelphia man court martialed for desertion under the draft, is sentenced to five years in prison at hard labor. His right of citizenship is forfeited as a result of the conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Grover Cleveland
Bergdoll
Coast Guard Rescues Two Elyrians From High Seas
Lorain March 20. The U S Coast Guard rescued two Elyria youths from the breakwater at Black River after rough seas. T C Daly 16 of 608 Lodi St and Harold Dillefield 17 of 217 West St were in a rented boat and drifted toward the river mouth. They signaled rescuers by waving a coat and were brought to shore unharmed but shaken. Captain Hugh Harrity notes rentals enable such accidents without checks on skill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
U. S. Coast Guard
Black River
T. C. Daly
Lodi Street
Elyria
Harold Dillefield
West Street
Hugh Harrity
Cincinnati Officials Launch State Tax Movement
A Cincinnati delegation led by Mayor Galvin will travel to Columbus on Thursday to press for remedial legislation at the state level to address existing tax measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Assrcatien Press
Galvin
Columbus
Prince Oscar of Sweden Plans U S Start From Belize
Hermosillo reports Prince Oscar of Sweden will depart immediately for the United States from Belize British Honduras. He abandoned a proposed trip to Mexico due to unsatisfactory conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hermosillo
Prince Oscar of
Sweden
United State
Belize
British Honduras
Yucatan
Mexico
Teddy Sweet Injures Head In Porch Fall
Teddy Sweet, two year old son of Patrolman Sweet, fell from the back porch Monday. He struck his head and suffered a severe cut across the forehead. A physician believed he escaped a fractured skull, a narrow escape for the child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teddy Sweet
Sweet
Court Denies Intervention in Christian Science Suit
The Supreme Court denied Mrs. Emile B. Hulin of New York permission to intervene in a dispute between the Christian Science Church directors and the Christian Science Publishing Society trustees. The decision centers on who may join the litigation and affects control of church assets and publishing operations. The case proceeds as originally filed by the church directors and the publishing trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Boston
Supreme Court Today
Emile B. Hulin
New York
Christian Science Cherch
Clartetian Science Publishing Heulela
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rexb
Swanton
Genoa
Immaculate Conception
Raab'’s
Bowling Green
Adams County
Allen County
Jay County
Steuben County
Montgomery County
Union City
Elgin
Irving Park
Maywood
Plainfield
East Troy
Georgia—Lagrange
West Point
Macon
Milner
Alexander City
Agricola
Cedar Springs
Missouri
St. Louis
Fenton
Battle Creek
Hart
Maple Grove Center
Norfolk and Western Hl
Ruhr
Seventy-first Avenue
Dakin Street
Topliff Hotel
Sidney Nichols
Amy Lews
la Grange
Exglugie
Bemodoll
Citizen
Coast Guard
Prince
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!