Governor Signs Utilities Bill Extending Regulatory Powers
Governor White signed the Lloyd bill empowering the Public Utilities Commission to review gas charges beyond wholesale rates when two firms are affiliated, aiming to curb high local rates. He also signed Whittemore-Frick, Douglas-Annat, and Gilbert acts affecting taxes, county recorders terms, and special assessments.
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Columbus. O
White
Lloyd
Public Utilities Commission
Commission
John A. Lloyd
Portsmouth
Whittemore-Frick
Gilbert
Death of Hubert F Traxler in Avon area
Hubert F Traxler died at his Belden Avon road home after a two year illness. He was born in Avon Lake 28 years ago and worked in motor trucking. He was a member of Immaculate Conception Church. Surviving are his parents Mr and Mrs Albert Traxler one brother Harvey and three sisters Helen Isabelle and Jane all at home. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
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Hubert F. Traxler
Belden-Avon Road
Avon Lake
Immaculate Conception Church
Albert Traxler
Harvey
Helen
Isabelle
Jane
England's Fast Trains Cover 400 Miles in Eight Hours
England operates trains from London to Scotland covering 400 miles in eight hours without a stop, highlighting the efficiency and speed of the rail network.
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England
London
Scotland
Guardian Trust to Receive Aid From R F C
In Cleveland on April 6 the Reconstruc tion Finance Corporation pledged a loan of 9 million dollars to Guardian Trust Company to pay depositors an initial 20 cent dividend. A new First National Bank will replace Guardian and Union Trust, with conservators named soon.
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Cleveland
Guardian Trust Company
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Guardian
Union Trust Company
First National Bank
Jesse Jones
R. F.C
Union
W. A. Woodin
Secretary of the Treasury
Harold H. Burton
Burton
MacDonald gets U S invitation to visit Roosevelt
The State Department sent an invitation from President Roosevelt to British Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald for a U S visit. The talks are expected to cover economic topics such as war debts and disarmament.
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Washington
State Department
Todds
Ronald Lindsay
Roosevelt
Ramsay MacDonald
United States
MacDonald
Fifteen Seniors Named For Class Play at Bisma High
Fifteen Bisma High School seniors were chosen for the cast of the class play The Raoy al Fam to be staged June 3 and 4 as part of the June graduation program. Lead roles go to Eileen O Donnell Phyilis Acs and Raymond Houston.
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Bisma High School
Dents
Raoyal Fam
Oles
Eileen O'Donnell
Phyilis Acs
Raymond Huston
Katherine the Ben Knapp
Jorce Petesivaten" Nagorka
Fred “Malis
Edo Morres
Kathleen Moston
Robert EL Anderson
Rewer Pavers
Lowen Storck
Floren Es Oasson
Edward Bemh
Railroad Stocks Show Strong Tone
New York stock market moved higher as railroad shares led gains. The day saw widespread advances with Delaware and Lackawanna up and several rails posting notable rises amid improving demand and a steadier outlook.
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New York
Ak Northwestern
Aing
Stora
Tansy
Strenght
Eiva
Ctr
New Haver
Delaware & Jt
Atchison
Chesapeake & Oho
Delaware
Lackawarta
Cenre
Archecs
Iiss
Dhe Zold
Soviet To Bring Britishers To Trial
Moscow reports the Soviet Union plans to try British subjects before a revolutionary tribunal on charges of sabotage. London rejects immediate release and warns of a possible boycott of Soviet goods as the trial looms, drawing keen interest in foreign circles.
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Moscow
Ambiguous Financial Notice From Historic Bank Proceedings
Fragmentary OCR shows a legal banking paragraph about conservatorship powers and rights of shareholders, with terms on voting, asset control, and creditor claims. The text references a conservator appointed to oversee a bank and procedures for asset handling and creditor rights.
Councilman Smith backs orderly review of gas ordinance
Councilman Smith and James Taylor discussed the three year gas ordinance amid referendum petitions. Smith urged handling the issue through the committee report before any action, while Taylor supported a first reading to save time and money if acceptable to gas users.
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Acceptablie Smyth
Oni
Smith
Taylor
Obscure Classified Notice At South Pleasant Street
A local notice at 3 South Pleasant Street references SLRS and a contact line for delivery issues or Chronicle passage with Ronald Wllbond SS5K. The fragment provides no clear date or broader context beyond a service complaint contact.
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South Pleasant Street
Alfsen
Ronald Wllbond
Municipal Light Plant Purchase and Various Local Meetings
A meeting approved a contract with the Ohio Bank Company for a building to be used by the Municipal Light Plant. First Church held a regular meeting with Mrs. L. E. Burner as speaker on Christian Influences on Japan. The Merry Wives were entertained at N. A. Martin’s home with bridge and refreshments. Several residents and visitors are noted for travels, visits, and Easter plans, including university students returning home and locals visiting relatives in Kent and Elyria.
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Oberling
Te Obsrin
Tor Tae
Ohio Macnee
Besipnins
Gem
First Church
James Brand
L. E. Burener
Japan
Florence Jenny Hall
N. A. Martin
North Main Street
Bridge
J. ON
Clarenes VanAusdaie
Gravit
Mallory
Car overturns injuring driver after skidding on Lorain road
A driver lost control as his car skidded on West Lorain Avenue near Mamsay and overturned. He suffered severe cuts and bruises and was reportedly in serious condition. Several bystanders and attendees at a local Legion Auxiliary meeting in Wellington are noted, with plans for a May banquet in Avon Lake.
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Urorss Haast
Avenee
Aden
West Lorain
Mes
Byson Shafistal
Claude Lyman
Lovain County Couren
American Legion Auxiliary
Wellington
Pia
Conservatorship Procedures for Banks and Depositor Claims
The text outlines costs for conservatorship including compensation for the conservator and special counsel, with payments from the bank's assets. It discusses priority of liens, deposits handling, and possible procedures to reopen books after conservatorship. The superintendent may order bank liquidation or resume operations, and prepare lists of depositors and creditors with priorities and set-offs.
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Sacn
Tate
Hst
Superintendent of Banks
Conservatorehi
Suen Bank
Local Social News From New Oberlin District
April 6 dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Michael Smith included guests Ed Berg Gibson Emerick Albright. Margaret Pallas from West Ridge visiting sister Mrs Theodore Manns. Arthur P Dion and son Artie stayed with George H Dion and Mrs F C Brown. Edith Ford and William McPherson made a business trip to Norwalk. Mesdames Schmitz Justin and Thelma Schmitz in Lorin. Frank Justin family of Elyria guests of N Webber. Hastings hosted Sunday dinner.
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New Oberlin
Michael Smith
Ed. Berg
Charles Gibson
John Emerick
Jake Albright
Margaret Pallas
West Ridge
Theodore Manns
Arthur P. Dion
Artie
Ambitious Boys Cause Fire In Elyria
Elyria firemen blamed a group of local boys for a grass fire on Bond Street near Aves Avenue they started while trying to clear a field to make a baseball diamond. Firefighters took about 20 minutes to extinguish the flames.
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Elsria
Elyria
Aves Avenue
Four car crash reported at Bond Street junction
Police reported a four car crash at the Bond Street and Laks Avenue intersection yesterday. The vehicle driven by Audrey Todzham of Citron Avenues collided with a parking sign and a water plug after the initial impact with a car owned by Howard Parton at 529 Wees Street.
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Howard Parton
Wees Street
Audrey Todzham
Citron Avenues
Bond Street
Laks Avenue
Patrolwan 4 Bishop Seattle and Police Work
Fragmentary report notes Patrolman Sarton, an officer of the law and a bishop of a Liberal Christ Church, involved in an incident near a park site in Seattle. Details are unclear due to missing text but reference a campaign or build project and a double wedding context amid police action.
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Patrolwan
Seattle
fPatrolman
Sarton
The
Law
Liberal Christ
Parkers
Social Guests and Family News From Local Residents
A list of visitors and relatives spends a weekend with local families. Mr and Mrs ALP Daneta Bavrs Mee Live Byer greet extended kin. The Brown and Dion households entertain guests. Mr and Mrs N Strohimeer and Arthur Thon visit from out of town, with dinners and Sunday calls noted.
Trial Flights Of Macon Ordered
The Navy Department in Washington ordered trial flights of the U S Macon to start as planned. Captain Alger St Dresch in Akron said the sister ship of the ill fated Akron would be ready to fly Monday but weather may delay the maiden flight until later in the week. Naval inspectors finished the Macon while ships dragged the wreckage at Barnegat.
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Akron. O
Navy Department A
Washington Today
U.S. & Macon
Alger St Dresch
Akron
Macon
Borough council considers age limit amendment
City council reads a communication from the Daughters of the American Revolution and discusses a proposed ordinance setting age limits for certain places. Councilmen debate whether the draft ordinance was prepared with specific officials or others.
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Lee Mayan
Voss
Oedimanes
Ordre
Fis Vey Cheney
Tom
Oval
Daughters of
Ashons Ai
Nanan
Sailor
Howarth
City Bees
Joseph Cantey
Lorain
Werney Gail
Bukier
Thes
President Day celebrations spark nationwide beer demand
The report details planned festivities in St. Louis Los Angeles and Portland with St Paul Minneapolis midnight celebrations. Minnesota breweries expect ample beer for citizens. Prices for Chicago beer and barrells listed. Texas and Oklahoma to have no beer. Fresno marks President's Day with bands and sales. widespread ads promote beer and essentials.
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St. Louis
Los Angeles
Portvland
Ore
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Pretze
Twin Cities
Fresno
Cal.f
Seattle
Texas
Oklahoma
Chicago
Market Reports Show Steady Prices Across Produce and Poultry
Cleveland and Bolter market notes indicate steady, varied prices for poultry including leghorn fowl and turkeys, plus continued dairy and grain quotations. A broad range of commodities from potatoes to wheat and hay are listed with receipts and per ton figures, reflecting stable demand and market activity.
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Medina
Ture Hess
Loadee
Totos
Raster
Broilers
Bse
Porvepols
Othie
New York
Wand Persrevivanta
Ben Py
New Novag
Parti
Mbarats Wilkeoustr
Pakoun
Colorado
McClure
Navy Secretary Praises Survivors Of Akron Disaster
Secretary Swanson congratulates Lieut Cam Wiley and the Navy crew that survived the Akron disaster. He notes three survivors, describes the calm, disciplined response, and says Admiral Moffatt and others went to their stations as orders were issued quietly during the peril.
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Swanson
Cam Wiley
Navy
Akron
Wiley
Presos
Admiral Moffatt
Navy board to study dirigible tests amid congressional probes
Rear Admiral W. W. Phelps will head a Navy panel with H. B. Shoemaker and Com. Garland Trinten to review airship experiments. Congress plans a broader inquiry into costly dirigible programs as debates over future policy intensify with lawmakers pressing independent examination. The Mackon ship will join test flights at Akron, Ohio. Survivors Lieut. Com. Wiley Pearl and Erwin arrived by plane, Erwin still has a bandaged hand.
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W. W. Phelps
New York Naval District
Tf Apt
H. B. Shoemaker
Sunnyvale
Navy
Congressional Naval Committees
Akron
Macon
Wiley
Peal
Erwin
Akron Disaster Follows Blimp J-3 Crash In Rescue Mission
Mourning ceremonies draw Navy Army and Marine detachments from New York and Governor's Island. Admiral Phelps leads inspection as inquest opens for Copeland and briefing on recovery from the Akron wreckage off Jersey. Cole returns to New York with debris for Portland and expects more bodies as weather warms.
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F. T. Russell
St. John’s Seminary
Brooklin
William
Akron
Mas
New York Navy Yard
Governor's Island
W. W. Phelps
Navy Yard
Phelps
J. H. Hoffman
Copeland
Brooklyn Navy Hospital
Cole
New York
Jersey
Portland
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