Emergency operation for appendicitis in Washington
Secretary of War James Good underwent an emergency appendicitis operation at Walter Reed Army Hospital after a night of pain. Doctors, including surgeon General Mayhew, treated him with ice packs to relieve symptoms and planned the procedure after weeks of observation showed his condition as otherwise excellent.
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Washington
James Good
Seerious
Walter Heed Hospital
Apperdicidis
Army Hospital
Iaterof Memose
Sergeon
FT. Boone
Feian
Water Reed Surgical Star
Good
Walter Reed
Hoover Mellon Mills Confer in White House Odd Morning
President Hoover met with Treasury Secretary Mellon and Undersecretary Mills at the White House early today. Officials refused public comment on stock market discussions and noted the conference drew attention from observers.
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Washington
Hoover
White House
Hoover Laterr
Wall Street
Borak
Idaho
Boral
Seven Homes Under Quarantine In The City
Seven quarantine actions are in effect in the city with Sanitary Police Officer H. Willams reporting this morning. Chickenpox leads with four cases, whooping cough has two, and one case of measles is recorded.
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H. Willams
Life of C L Sotherden at 21 to later career
At 21 C L Sotherden worked for the Lake Shore Railroad in Allegan Michigan and continued at various stations until 1829. He moved to Elyria from Kalamazoo in 1896 as a ticket agent, then joined Lorain County Bank in 1899 becoming assistant cashier before switching to a Cleveland bond house as securities salesman in 1902. He entered Tucker Insurance Agency in 1908 and a year later started in insurance, where he remains. Sotherdenden is married with a son in the insurance business and resides at 425 Sixth Street. His hobbies are reading and radio. his boyhood dream was to be a locomotive engineer.
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C. L. Sotherden
Lake Shore Railroad
New York Central
Allegan
Michigan
Elyria
Kalamazoo
Lorain Country Bank
Cleveland
Tucker Insurance Agency Company
Sotherden
Hoe
Sixth Street
Plas Funeral To Be Held Friday
Funeral services for Wilbert Plas a 23 year old resident of 326 Wes Sixth street will be held at St Marys church Friday at 3 39 a m He was killed Tuesday afternoon when a truck rolled backward down an incline in his driveway The accident cause is unknown He is survived by his mother seven brothers and three sisters He was a member of the Kaigots of Columbus and worked for the Plas Construction Company
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Wilbert Plas
Wes
Sixth Street
St. Mary’s Church
Plas
John Plas
Albert H
Herman J
Lawrence P
Bernard
Ralph J
Raymond J
Cstil A
Mary C
Alice S
Catherine C. Plas
Kaigots of Columbus
Plas Construction Compa
Smooth differences in Senate tariff plan loom large
Joseph R. Grundy Pennsylvania legislative agent and Senator George C. Moses discuss efforts to smooth bitter tariff splits between eastern and western Republicans. A plan to revise backward commonwealths labels and seek tariff compromise aims to unite factions, avoid Western resentment, and shape 1952 elections while weighing a possible resignation by Moses. Sir Ronald Lindsay named to succeed Sir Esme Howard as British ambassador in Washington, with broad diplomatic experience and prior U.S. postings.
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Washington
Joseph R. Grundy
Pennsylvania
Senate
George C. Moses
X. H
Grundy
Chicago
Moses
House
Sir Lindsay
Sir Howard London
Sir Ronald Lindsay
Esme Howard
Estme
Ronald
United States
Roosevelt
Wilson
Elyria to Launch 1929 Community Chest Campaign Dinner Speaker
Leonard T. Skeggs, general secretary of the Youngstown YMCA, will speak at Elyria’s opening dinner for the 1929 Community Chest drive. About 250 workers will aim to raise 378,000 for local charities in a campaign noted for swift progress and strong YMCA leadership.
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Leonard T. Skeggs
Youngstown Y. M. C. A
Elyria
Tod
Skegzes
Youngstoxam ¥. M. C. A
Rotary
Tourgstown
Telluride Banker Heads to Federal Prison
Delos Weggoner, a Telluride banker who pled guilty to mail fraud in a scheme to take 500000 from major New York banks, began serving a ten year term at Alania federal penitentiary. He boarded a southbound train at Pennsylvania Station with a prison car, along with George Graham Rice, but both were kept behind after U S Attorney Charles H Tuttle authorized their return. The reason for Weggoner’s release from transfer and Rice’s continued stay was not immediately disclosed.
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Rark
Delos Weggoner
Telluride
Cole
New York
Ailania Federal Penitentiary Tower
Federal
Pennsylvania Station
George Graham Rice
Wall Street
Road hazard to be eliminated at East River road corner
Lorain county officials move to remove a danger at the East River road and Shef field French Creek road junction by purchasing nearly an acre of land from Louis Michelcie and Dan and Anna Batson. The county will realign the corser into a safer curve to create the cut off.
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East River Road
Sheffield-French Creek
Lorain
Frrom Louis Michelcie
Dan
Anna Batson
Lake Shipping Breaks All Records on Great Lakes
Cleveland November 15 1929 estimates say ore and coal shipments on the Great Lakes will set new all time records for bulk cargo as the navigation season ends. storms earlier in the season slowed progress but ore movement has piled up to unprecedented volumes surpassing last year’s 33 309 000 ton total with new records already set at lake docks.
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Cleveland
Great Lakes
State Supreme Court Revises Manslaughter Definition
The Ohio Supreme Court reversed itself and issued a partial new definition of manslaughter. It held that a local ordinance alone does not constitute manslaughter, in the Thomas Steele case from Warren. The ruling does not affect manslaughter when a state law is involved.
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State Supreme Court
Columbus
Thomas Steel
Warren
Melba Dean
Steele
Court of Appeals
Trumbull
Supreme Court
Slaughter
Armistice Day Talk By Piper At Lorain Rosary Club
Pastor Piper of the M E Church spoke at the Lorain Rosary Club in Hotel Newell on Armistice Day 1918 marking the eleventh anniversary of the armistice. He warned rulers toward outlawing war and praised brave men and women who fought for peace. Dr Rankin led singing and solo performances as guests attended.
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Oan International
Carlisle School Ransacked by Suspected Intruders
Deputy sheriffs investigated the Carlisle school after a break in last night. The building was entered from the rear, two or three intruders possibly involved, desks rifled, and the strong box broken, though nothing appears missing. Continuous patrols were reported in the area.
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Carlisle
Death summons former Elyria resident
Mrs. James H. Burt of Lakeview Road Rocky River Ohio formerly Elyria died this morning at home after surgery. Survived by husband and daughter Dorothy two brothers Stephen and Thomas Rusk and sister Mrs Edwin Griffiths. Funeral Friday at 2 02 PM from Klanke Parr Funeral Home Cleveland. She was a former Elyria resident and First Baptist Church member.
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James H. Burt
Lakeview Road
Rocky River
Ohio
Peter H
Amanda E. Rusk
Cleveland
Dorothy
Thomas R. Rusk Ofirmingham
Stephen Rusk
Edwin S. Griffiths
Klanke- Parr Funeral Home
Detroit Avenue
Arthur Ave
Elyria
First Baptist Church
Birmingham
McCullough Opens Senate Tenure With Tariff Debate
Ohio Senator Roscoe C. McCullough begins his first day in the Senate at 10 o clock listening to the tariff bill debate He plans minimal participation and favors a scientific commission to draft tariff policy to reduce partisan controver sy He visited the White House to pledge support for Hoover and was offered a defensive office and staff arrangements He is expected to join the judiciary committee and other panels as the Senate leadership assigns new Ohio representation.
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Washington
Roscoe C. McCullough
Ohio
Senate
McCullough
Aso
House of Representatives
Congress
White House
Hoover
Brown
Fess
Columbus
Cooper
Judiciary
Burton
Borah
Idaho
Norris
Nebraska
Blaine
Wisconsin
Walsh
Montana
Commissioners Hold Monthly Inspection at County Home
County Commissioners conducted their routine monthly inspection at the County Home on Murray Ridge Road west of Elyria. The officials arrived shortly before noon and remained for dinner, reviewing facilities and operations.
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Murray Ridge Road
Ely
Ria
Bandits Fail To Open Naval Base Safe
Eight armed bandits, at the Brooklyn naval supply base, overpowered an officer and five guards, bound them with bed sheets, and attempted to crack a safe containing £85,000. They worked five hours before fleeing at 6 am, initially reporting a raid on the nearby army base.
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Eiken
Brooklyn
Clinton Thro
Third Avenue
Firat Avenue
5Sta Street
Blizzard Storm Ravages Western States Leaving Deaths and Stranding Travel
Blizzard and gale conditions sweep from the Rockies to the Mississippi with record cold. Colorado endures snow jams, highways blocked, and a frozen homesteader found dead near Horton. Two youths in the Sangre De Cristo mountains reach La Sances after a grim trek, carrying an 17 year old victim who could not be saved.
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Denver
Colo
United States
Rockies
Mississippi River
Pacific Ocean
Mercury
Colorado
Plains Country
Kansas
Kansas City
Mojave Desert
San Bernardino
Redfends
Ontarion
Cal
Chicago
Verner Sailor
Horton
Colk
el Paso
Fort Morgan
Sangre de Cristo
la Sances
Alfred Salazar
U S Minister to Canada Resigns
Washington reports United States minister to Canada submitted his resignation to President Hoover. The disclosure came at the White House today as officials confirmed the change in diplomatic leadership.
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U. S
Canada
Ashington
Nev
United States
Presid Hoover
White House
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Walter N. Bates
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