Record cold grips tri state with first snowstorm
United Press reports a deepening cold wave across Ohio Kentucky and West Virginia as a broad snowstorm blankets the Atlantic seaboard and midwest. Temperatures fall to single digits in Milwaukee and Nebraska with several inches of snow in Tennessee Mississippi and Illinois.
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Colorado
Wyoming
Snook Death Delayed as Appeals Continue
Columbus reports that Dr James H H Snook who killed Theora Hix faces possible 649 days more in the electric chair if appeals fail. The state court of appeals refused to reverse the conviction and Snook’s attorneys plan to seek a stay and file a petition in error with leave to file at the state supreme court. They may also appeal to the United States supreme court alleging a violation of the right to a fair trial. Dr Snook declines comment on the new developments.
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James HH. Snook
Theora Hix
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Warshall
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Snook
Supreme Court
Marshall
United States Supreme Court
Autos Collide at Bath Street and Lake Avenue Intersection
Autos driven by Mrs Philip Martin of 349 West Street and Wright Battles of 184 Bath Street collided at the Bath street and Lake avenue intersection Friday. Fenders on both cars suffered damage.
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Mra
Philip Martin
West Street
Wright Battles
Bath Street
Lake Avenue
Hundreds Flock to Lorain for Elyria Lorain Classic
Ohio football fans flooded Lorain and Elyria today for the long awaited rivalry game in the Recreation Stadium. Crowds exceeded five thousand as bands, colors, and pep rallies fueled high anticipation for Elyria High's seventeenth straight win over Lorain in the County Seat clash.
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Six Cars Moved by Traffic Officer Sweet
Traffic officer Lloyd Sweet moved six automobiles yesterday for parking in reserved spaces. Only one was locked. he obtained a key at headquarters to unlock that one, sparking complaints about theft.
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Congress Faces Busy Post Vacation Program in 192?
Washington money leaders set a heavy schedule for December through June including tax reductions tariff and prohibition. Major items will include radio legislation naval appropriations inland waterways and stock market restraints. The Vare seat case and farm bill also loom as pivotal issues with tax cuts likely to pass by mid January.
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Clarence W Dick Career Path and Sheriff Deputy Role
Clarence W Dick began at Thew Shovel Co in Lorain at age 21 then married two years later. He moved to Delaware in 1924 to work for American Crushed Rock for three years, then Marion Steam Shovel in Marion before returning to Lorain with Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. In 1928 he became chief deputy in the sheriff's office, a position he has held since. He is married with two children, resides at 314 Seventh Street, enjoys fishing, and once aspired to be an accountant.
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Lorain
Delaware
American Crushed Rock Company
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Marion
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Sheriff's Office
Dirk
Seventh Street
Elyria Man Sentenced in Sandusky Arson Case
Elyria resident Harry Kenig of 1101 East River Street was sentenced to one to 20 years in prison for arson by Judge W. L. Flesinger in Sandusky. The sentence, delayed 60 days to allow an appeal, followed Kenig’s alleged plan to burn a barn owned by his wife to collect insurance. Attorney Lawrence H. Webber represented him. conviction was entered after a Wednesday trial and a postponed motion for a new trial.
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Harry Kenig
East River Street
Elyria
W.L. Flesinger
Kenig
Kenly
Lawrence H
Woman killed in Tennessee bus collision near London
A Dayton and Columbus bus collided with an automobile near London Tennessee. One woman, Mrs Ruch Mellett 60 president of the Union Settlement House Springfield, was killed. Two bus passengers were injured, none seriously.
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Man Killed By Train Near Abbey Road
A man jumped from a box car of train number 23 traveling west and was instantly killed about a quarter mile east of Abbey Road. An honorable discharge from the US Army and a letter to Brady W. Shiflet of Gallipolis were found on him. He appeared about forty and was taken to Rosenberry's Funeral Home.
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Ohio
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Brady WH. Shiflet
Gallipolis
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Flames Ravage Forests on the Pacific Coast
Infernos scorch Oregon and California as hundreds of miles of woods burn. San Francisco area towns Belmont and San Carlos face danger while residents flee. Military and city fire units battle the blaze with support from the East Bay Utilities district as fires spread to Contra Costa and other counties.
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Chronicle Telegram to Publish Herrick Memoirs in Serial Form
Lorain county will begin serial publication of Myron T. Herrick's Memoirs written by Col. T. Bentley Mott. The autobiographical life story covers Herrick from barefoot rider to schooling in Ohio and fame in Cleveland business circles, governor of Ohio, and diplomat to France. Readers are urged to subscribe for peeks at his struggles, victories, and lasting ties between the United States and France.
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French Tiger Clings to Life as Clemenceau Fights
Paris, Nov. 23 Georges Clemenceau, the Tiger of France, clung to life as uremic poisoning spread, supported by camphor oil injections. Sister Theoneste, a Catholic nun at his bedside, left the room after a night of prayer saying the end was near and the former wartime premier endured immense suffering while remaining conscious.
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Man Shot to Death Found in Freight Car at Orrville
The body of Mitre Velio, 40, of Farrell, Pa, with a stomach wound, was found in a gondola car of a freight train at Orrville near Wooster. A rifle lay beside him. Officers pursued Velio Thursday night after he acted suspiciously.
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Elyria Chamber Directors Postpone Weekly Meeting
The Elyria Chamber of Commerce board meeting set for Monday at noon is canceled because members will be busy with the Community Chest campaign.
The Zero Hour Is Here for Elyria Chest Campaign
Community Chest chairman J E Thatcher warns of potential failure as 250 workers urge everyone to send pledges to 110 Middle Ave. Elyria must boost industrial division gifts and some backers are asked to increase their contributions. Final results arrive Monday. envelopes should reach headquarters now.
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Middle Ave
Elyria
Civil War in China Ends. Chiang Announces Ceasefire
MANKOW Nov. 23 President Chiang Kai-Shek said on his return from Henan that the Civil War in China has ended and hostilities ceased on all fronts. Feng Yu Liang supporters reportedly withdraw to Shiai. No definite peace terms known, but rumors say government payments near 2.5 million dollars are involved.
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Chiang Kai-Shek
Henan
Feng Yu Liang
Shial
New Allen School Opens in Elyria With Fanfare
Elyria's new Allen school on Abbey road opened to hundreds of visitors. Edgar F. Allen spoke, praising the building and urging values of faith and tolerance alongside education. Superintendent Magton extolled the project’s funding from the building fund and the board’s choice to name the school for Daddy Allen. The cost nears 70000 dollars, with 137 students currently enrolled. A separate note reports Harry Stalling, 18, electrocuted in Columbus while repairing radio equipment.
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International Society For Crippled Children
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KR. C. Magton
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Elyria
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Final Appeal Urges Extra Effort in Chest Drive
James E. Thatcher, campaign chairman, issued a final appeal to Community Chest workers to raise the remaining $13,683.41 needed to reach the $97,800 goal by Monday night. Yesterday’s report showed $84,122.55 subscribed. workers must seek many small gifts and pledges, with each worker aiming for at least $40, as the drive nears its crisis and the goal hinges on Monday evening submissions.
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J. E. Thatcher
Hoover optimism as business surge forecast in Hoover era
Washington November 23 optimism grows as Hoover conferences with business leaders promise billions in forthcoming orders and no wage cuts in major industries. Henry Ford pledges immediate raises, the Federal Reserve cuts rates, and Green of the AFL cites broad recovery factors while the Chamber of Commerce schedules a December 5 conference to drive momentum.
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Farmer Victor in Fatal Accident at Oak Harbor
Farmer Charles Lowen, 72, of Oak Harbor, died after a collision between his wagon and a New York train. He was returning home with hay when the accident occurred.
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Charlies Lowern
Lowen Bae
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