Fire Destroys Launch Don Juan on Lake Erie
Kingsville Ontario reports a fire destroying the launch Don Juan on Lake Erie with two men missing and presumed dead. Capt Arthur Brown of the tug Silver Swan filed the report noting a maiden voyage and a possible fourth man aboard, while another tug joined the search.
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Kingsville
Ont
Don Juan
Lake Evie
Great Lakes
Frederick A. Ler
Sault Ste. Marie
Lake Huron
Arthur Brown
Silver Swan
Jack Battram
Iost
Tan
Battram
Brown
Dnik
Opening Chest Dinner Launches City Campaign
About 200 Elrians, many Chest workers, gather at First M E Church at 6 0 pm for the Community Chest opening dinner. Bishop McFadden to speak. campaign runs eight days aiming for 55286 for city charities. Worth Faurer urges door to door calls. ads will reach movie audiences. Paul Wainwright provides flowers.
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Fisha
M. E
James A. McFadden
Cleveland
Catholic Church
Lawrence H. Webber
Jim Arimitage
Worth Faurer
Community Chest
John Pekras
Faurer
Paul Wainwright
C. S. Johnson
Successor To Couzens Named
Gov Frank D Fitzgerald appoints Democratic Senator Fleet Prentiss M Brown to fill the unexpired term of the late Senator James Couzens. The governor says Brown’s appointment will gain him Senate seniority rights when committee assignments are made, benefiting Michigan voters.
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Lansing
Mich
Frank D. Fitzgerald
Fleet Prentiss M. Brown
James Couzens
Fitzgerald
Frank Murph
Philippines
Brown
Congress
Senate
Michigan
Vacation for 18 Lorain County rural and village schools
Lorain County announces a Visitation Day program giving a one day vacation to students in 18 rural and village schools while their teachers visit other schools to observe new teaching methods. Districts include Rrews? Township and Grafton. Adjusted: Brookside closes Thursday, Grafton Village remains open due to lost time.
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Lorain County Vilage
Srs- Tok
Ruvsra Township
Grafton Townenin
Rochester
Camden
East Carlisle
Heumington
South Amherst
Carlisle Township
C. A. Gibbens
Brookside
Grafton Village
Grafton
Gibbens
Weather Ohio Predicted Fair and Cold Tonight
The forecast for Ohio calls for fair skies and continued cold temperatures tonight. Tuesday is expected to bring fair weather and warmer conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Pastors Urge Community Chest Support in Elyria
Elyria pastors from multiple churches appealed yesterday for public backing of the Community Chest campaign. Leaders like Rev. R W Neighbour and Rev. E L Redhead urged congregations to give, linking funding to civic pride, welfare, and the good works aided by the Chest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
EL BL Redhead
St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church
G. A. Brown
United Presbyterian Church
Ernst Irion
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
A. E. Kemp
Second Congregational Church
Eden Rebukes Germany Over Treaty Renunciation
Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden condemned Germany for repudiating Versailles treaty clauses on river internationalization. He told the House of Commons Britain regrets unilateral action undermining negotiations and international relations, citing Germany’s rejection of Rhine Elbe Danube and Kiel Canal provisions announced last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
U.P
Anthony Eden
Germany
House of Commons
Eden
Rhine
Elbe
Danube
Kiel Canal
Ex-Convict Killed by Detectives in Kansas City Trap
In Kansas City Missouri a month out of federal prison a young ex convict and two accomplices in an extortion gang were shot by detectives after entering a trap to collect 2060 dollars. Leader Henry Caleo 26 died from chest wounds while Paul Wingate 27 and Pani Spann 24 were wounded and in critical condition. Spann a deputy constable in the court of Gil Bourk was among the wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Andrew A. Brown
Batterry Company
Henry Caleo
Ida Miller
Paul Wingate
Pani Spann
Spanc
Gili Bourk
President Roosevelt Prepares Sea Going Vacation
Roosevelt works to clear desk of major issues before departure for a sea voyage tomorrow night. He is expected to announce whether the trip will include a visit to the inter American peace conference in Buenos Aires. Secret service has sent men to Buenos Aires to arrange safety precautions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Indianapolis
Secret Service
Rebels Rain Bombs On Madrid
Rebel planes and artillery bombard Madrid after yesterday’s attack that left about 150 dead, mostly women and children. Bombs hit near the national palace and University City while three insurgent planes bombed the outskirts at 9:10 a.m. The city endured a sleepless night as constant shelling continued into noon.
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Madrid
National Palace
University City
United States
Plane Crashes In Snowstorm Killing Sixteen Year Old Pilot
A blinding blizzard caused a crash near Marcellus as Priscilla Murphy 16 of Boston and Henry Nadeau 45 of Nashua NH died. Airline owner John H Shobe of Boston was critically injured as the craft headed to International Falls MN to aid a dying father. The victims were found in the burned wreckage after the plane veered off course.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Priscilla Murphy
Boston
Henry Nadean
Nashau
N. H
International Falls
Minn
John H. Shobe
Marcellus
Nadeau
Buffalo
Shobe
Half Million Ohio Hunters Take To Fields
About 560000 Ohio hunters opened the season statewide. Rabbits and pheasants drew most attention with partridges raccoons and fox making up the rest. Roughly 19000 hunted on state controlled areas and six private reservations in Wood and one in Madison counties attracted shooters. Fees ranged 2 to 4 dollars. Rabbit season runs to January 1 pheasant and Hungarian partridge deadline November 25. Rabbit bag limit five daily. pheasant two cock birds. partridge four.
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Wood County
Madison County
Nine Die In Ohio Auto Crashes Over Weekend
United Press reports nine people killed in Ohio accidents this weekend. Victims include John Beatrice 40 near Rendville Leroy. Harvey Osborne 8 of Lisbon struck by a train near Salem. Charles Weisman 68 and Luther Monroe 39 in Cincinnati. John Baranowsky 60 and Andrew Kollarik 43 in Cleveland. Catherine Ziegler 13 of Massillon died from injuries in Akron. Mrs Lillian Stewart 37 and Joseph Bard 27 among Akron victims.
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United Press
Ohio
John Beatrice
Rendville
Harvey Osborne
Lisbon
Pennsylvania
Salem
Cincinnati
Charles Weisman
Luther Monroe
Norwood
John Baranowsky
Farm hand dies after fall down stairs on Murray Ridge
George Katosh 35 a farm hand at Herbert Stang farm on Murray Ridge road died after a stair fall at 124 Woodford avenue around 11 15 p m Saturday. He was found unconscious by S W Ott and Steve Bara and pronounced dead at Elyria Memorial Hospital. A stair banister rung and his pocket knife were found at the foot. He had been employed by the Stangs for eight years and had relatives in Pittsburgh and Cleveland. The body is at Taylor Funeral frames.
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George Katosh
Herbert Stang
Murray Ridge Road
Woodford Avenue
Katosh
S. W. Ott
Steve Bara
Carl Taylors
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Bannister
Stang
Elyria
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Taylor
Elyria High School Choir Plans Fifth Christmas Concert
The Elyria High School a cappella choir plans its fifth annual Christmas concert at 3 p.m. on Sunday December 24 with 58 singers. Director J Wartin Beck says a violin quartet and piano may accompany one or two choruses and notes last year’s turnout was about 4090.
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Elyria High School
Canpella
J. Wartin Beck
Beck
Grange Opposes Revival of the AAA in Poll
Twenty five state masters of the National Grange at its 7th convention in Columbus voiced unanimous disapproval of reviving the AAA. They praised soil conservation rural electrification and cooperatives while criticizing the old program as disastrous to stock and crops and depleting breeding stock.
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Cepsricghi
United Prse
Columbus
National Grange
United Press
AAA
America
W. W. Deal
Nampa
Idaho
Idaho Grange
John Morris
Golden
Colorado
H. Bramble
Lansing
Muh
Michican
United States
Henry A. Stoddard
Beliows ” No. 1
Thefts Reported From Homer Spor Farm and Nearby Properties
Homer Spor reports one sheep stolen and another tied up ready for removal at his farm, located 1 14 miles south of Penfield. Police note 118 chickens stolen from Mr. Ketchum on Sugar Ridge road Saturday night. P H Blossom of Swift's Trol low reports three shotguns stolen from his place sometime last week.
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Homer Spor
Mies
Penfield
Sheriff's Department
Mr. Ketchum
Sugar Ridge Road
Sheriffs Department
P. H. Blossom
Swift's
Trollow
Auto Collides With 3 Cars Arrest Driver
A Cleveland man Clarton Oswald drove drunk and collided with three cars on Route 19 east of LaPorte smashing the musician H F Gutekunst new car. Oswald faced a not guilty plea with a $500 bond after arrest by Deputies Claude Adams and Henry Moehl.
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Cleveland
H. F. Guiekunst
LaPorte
Clarton Oswald
Zoeder Avenue
Gutekunst
Claude Adams
Henry Moehl
Oswald
Harry Hayes
Dover
Lester Tablett
Grafton
Walter Kolb
Preston Coon
Gurekunst
Bond
Entire Population Of Town Wiped Out In Feud
Alta. Tieland a frontier village north of Edmonton reports the town's entire population slain in a feud. Cari Shells, deranged by loss of his job as railway foreman, killed Cari Neilson and Nelson's family members, then shot himself. Several others dead include Mrs. Carl Nelson Edward John Marcinsuk and George Ruel. Slayings occurred early Saturday. inquest ordered.
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Tieland
Alta
Fillace
Cari
Iis Gob
Kilied
Cari Neilson
Nelson
Edmonton
Nelson and Sheilts
Carl Nelson
Edward
John Marcinsuk
George Ruel
Ness
Man Held After Fatal Shooting in London Ohio
Elmer Taynor, 40, was shot and killed in front of the Taynor home. Madison County authorities report that James Prres, 40, was attacked by Pyles, who claims he acted in self defense and was jailed after the incident.
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London
Elmer Taynor
Sterling
Madison County
James Prres
Taynor
Pyles
Labor Leader Denounces Insurgents At AFL Convention
President William Green denounces the John L. Lewis rebellion before about 500 delegates at the 56th AFL convention in Tampa. He urges rebels to return and settle differences democratically, pledging the federation will not surrender its principles. Roosevelt sends greetings as the session opens.
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Tampa
Fla
L.m
William Green
John L. Lewis
American Federation of Labor
Green
Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
A. F. of L
Roosevelt
Lake Freighter Sid ney Smutled Runs Aground At Fairport
Coast guardsmen hovered to float the freighter Sidney Smutled aground near Fairport Ohio with 26 men aboard. High Lake Erie waves stranded the vessel 480 feet offshore as a rescue tug failed to reach her last night. The Boland Cornelius Company of Buffalo owns the ship bound for home port laden with coal. The ship is captained by Patrick Heair of Buffalo.
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Fairport. O
Sidney
Lake Erie
Eviemergency
Coast Guard
Boland and Cornelius Company
Buffalo
Lader
Patrick Heair
Couple Found Shot To Death On Wedding Anniversary
In Cincinnati Ohio a couple, Robert Howard and Mamie Beckett Howard, were found shot to death in their bed on their wedding anniversary. A pistol was clutched in the wife’s hand and Howard was shot through the neck. the scene was at the Dayton Street branch where library staff knew them as a happy young couple. Police offered no explanation.
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Cincinnate
Robert Howard
Mamis Becktell Howard
Howard
Pruive
Dayton Street
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Sheridan
Lews J. National
Washington, D. C
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Alex Horvath
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