Arrest Driver After Car Hits Two Pedestrians
A driver was arrested after his car struck Meg Brown and a child at the intersection of West Malu Street and First Way last night. The injured were taken to a local hospital where Mrs Brown suffered facial injuries and the girl was shaken but released to home. Police filed charges and the suspect appeared for a hearing today.
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Merman Woodard
Ner
Will
Nierman GU
Gordon
West Malu
Meg.Wo Brown
Spring Street
Gory
Hrowi
Davighitar
Woodard
Hirown
Corey Soupions
Annsen
Wandard
Hilaire
Torlay
Bathing Beach Construction at Findley's Under Way
Local report details progress on creating a bathing beach and boat livery at Findley's. Notes a dance pavilion, improvements along the frontage, and future announcements by Mr. Wakely regarding site details and nearby projects.
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Matoristy
State Armory
Robert Wakeley
Eee Corry
Lilberate
Allen
Pedro
Aist Daligiowy
Wunoheen
Warren Mls
Bimmiett
Findley
Handel
Wall Street Gauges Odds in 1948 Presidential Race
The article notes Wall Street views on likely nominees with mentions of Dewey and Smith. It references Democratic and Republican races, the fight for the nomination, and market reactions to party outcomes.
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Wall ST
Wall Street Ham
Alinith
Darnell & Ce i
Vormivfoner Foy
Conmierdbie
Ruse
Nygiinet Smith
New York
Vontidge Ik
America to carry out role in reparations plan
United Press reports in Washington the Dawes plan’s fate and American private loans under government oversight. It notes German acceptance of the plan, with U S participation limited to private funds and export controls, as allied powers determine scale and timing.
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America
United Pros
Walmington
Ahr
Ameren
Koverimedin
Ford
Unite States
Fay Marty
Girman
Wiese
Wongh
Guy Peninental
Amer
Dawes
Germany
Newt Willese
Excessive tow fees spark local dispute on three mile stretch
Eyewitness reports claim tow operators along a three mile route between Findley and the state line charge up to 15 dollars. One farmer recalls paying six dollars for a similar tow, while residents say mud and impassable roads elevate the work. Local operators warn fees vary as three firms handle frequent tows. Erie observers note the stretch remains difficult.
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Findley Take
Parnaylyania
Erie
Tg. Arie
Vin. Binstley
Reig
Yuyler| Hood
Roxie
Pindley
Eriesmotoriat
Waterford
Pamela
Boat livery progress and summer plans announced
The report notes near completion of the boat livery work and mentions hats connected with the endeavor. It states the owner was available in the afternoon for fuel and tours and plans a separate activity this summer.
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Ots Tours
Howe
King of bootleggers retires with eight hundred thousand
United Press reports mob king Mike Cusamano quits after amassing hundreds of thousands from bootlegging profits. He plans to move his wife and 11 year old daughter Roxie to Sicily for a life of luxury, while authorities pursue further indictments. The tale depicts his rise, family impact, and the public backlash over the illegal trade.
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United Press
New York
Rokiy
Sicily
Cusamano
Agerite
Mike
Angel
Rosie
Rose Wolk
Uae
Rosty
Tracey
Mac
Roxie
Miss Jove Zapttert Visiting For Hospital Aid
A note lists Miss Jove Zapttert visiting this afternoon for an aid visit at her home. The document mentions patient Hie Mite Hagel Menken and plans to receive assistance during the visit.
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Jove
Funeral for Hugo Stinnes Overshadows German News
Berlin reports and German industrial leader Hugo Stinnes dies, prompting nationwide mourning. The funeral details become the main focus as reports describe the family's bedside vigil, the impact on German industry, and public reflection on his wealth and influence.
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United Press
Berlin
Milo
Germany
Mugo Stinnes
SLEMP Favored by Coolidge as Campaign Manager
A fractured House of Republicans contends over campaign control as Slempe named to lead Coolidge bid. The McCarthy era style clash centers on Daugherty forces and Lodge Borah allies, with Adams expected to resign post and Joline Adams to oversee party rules. The convention in June at Joliet Vowes to keep Coolidge path while rival factions push for a broader leadership slate.
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Sands
Plage Hende
Marry Daugherts
Coolidge
Adams
Wlevetani
Dauigherty
Case
George TH
Leewand
Aourehiry
Daugherty
Senatore Lodge
Puppy” Borah
Dihigherty
Ootidge Wunilidate
Nas
Cooldige
Ani
Jias
Hannes
Jooliay
Coolidge Fenders
Pepper
Horah
Anet York
Borat
New Yorke Republic
Miller brothers inquiry and Daugherty probe mention
The report notes Attorney General Daugherty referenced in a line about the Miller brothers and a probe. A separate item mentions Mrs Kate Keim ill at her West Pleasant street home and a Ladies club gathering at Mrs Charles Army’s home with refreshments and birthday congratulations. Funeral services for Mrs Carter are reported as held in the city, with burial in Ile, N.Y.
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Kate Keim
West -Pleasant Street
Charles Army
Moder
Dias
Watton A. Stee
Strenanil
Steem
Palace Theatre
Jamestawn
N.Y
CA Pickard
Wellman Wuilding
James
Carter
Anne A. We Civel
Ile Smith Street
Vally
Eile
New Officers Elected by Stanford Hose Company
Charles Lester was elected president at the annual meeting in the First Ward Erie Station neighborhood. Roy Rickerson became Vice President with Charles Pai as Secretary and Tamus Nevilts as Treasurer. The finance committee includes Charles Ainley Mobare Bf Mall and Charles Craker. Frank Kinley leads the board of notes and represents Stanford Company at the State Convention. Representatives to the relief association include Don Crater U Hand and Donald Harry.
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Charles Lester
Stanford Hoge Company
Erie
Hobart
Hig Front
Ine Whide
Roy Rickerson
Charles Pai
Tamus Nevilts
Fred Hand
Forewan
Dan Uraker
Hirst
Tim Garrity
Secoml Avista
Ini
Charles Ainley
Mobare Bf Mall
Charles Craker
Will Weath
John Payton
Frank Kinley
Board of
Notes
Stanford Company
Job Myers Ap
Don Crater U Hand
Donald Harry
Niet
One Dead and One Injured in Erie Crossing Incident
South Dayton April 11 Adel Wert Mriniore of the police was killed and DOR Dean of Bea Young formerly of Jamestown is seriously injured when the Jamestown Buffalo branch of the Erie Railroad crashed into their carriage. Treas manager of Dunkirk Granger and Company hired a carriage for a sale trip to Cherry Creek when the collision occurred. Weather rain hindered visibility and a box car blocked the crossing.
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Dayton
Adel Wert
Dor
Bea
Young
Jangestown
Jamestown-Buffalo Mer
Itri
Treas
Dunkirk
Granger and Company
Procets
Yeserithy
McIntyre
Jolly Twenty Club Hosts At Cozy Evening
Mrs CAL Cooley of Kaur Washington street greeted members of the Jolly Twenty Club as they gathered for a pleasant evening. A Raster Lily centerpiece graced a well decorated table for a turken supper. Prizes or honors went to Mrs Winnie Abraham Mrs M Zickendrith and Mr Aintick with Reba Tall to host next month.
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Cal Cooley
Washington Street
Jolly ‘Twenty Club
Winniebraham
M. Zickendrith
Aintick
Reba Tall
Germany Likely to Accept Dawes Report Says Officials
Berlin reports indicate Germany will probably accept the Dawes Plan as officials weigh its impact on reparations and internal finances. Government leaders and experts foresee relief may come with lower obligations, while debates on the plan’s broader effects continue in the Reich.
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Paris
Dawes Vomstitter
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United States
Ameritas
Ekeveral Dawes
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Henry Robins
Joelle
Tee
Germany
Pari
Tiv
Cone Sission
Berlin
Dawes
Washington PTA Meeting Recap at Washtington School
The regular meeting of the Karen Teachers Association of the Washington school district drew good attendance in Room No 4. A brief program featured solos by Anierson and D A Hillatkin with readings by Charles Berking, followed by a fiction tale by Men. ant Ge Smith illustrated with pictures of Denver, Cat, Yellow Song Park and others.
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D. A. Hillatkin
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Ant Ge Smith
Denver
Cat
Yellow Song Park
Five Best Radio Features Listed Across Stations
A roundup of radio features includes WJ2 New York with a 551-9 pm concert by Artinta and soprano Carmela Porikettee, plus Frederick Guster and Janop. WGY Schenectady airs a central drama with Pig! of the Plains. WDA Kansas City schedules a jamb server program. WLAG Minneapolis presents a city glee club broadcast. WNAG Benton hosts a dinner program with Harvard related remarks by President Lowell.
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Carmela Porikettee
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RuWwack Lunkow
Haas
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Schenectady
the Plains
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Jack Riley
Serena Wlag
Minneapolis
Bia City
Town
Chamber of Glee Club
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Benton
Harvard
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