Great American bankers may fix European exchange says Marshall
Former vice president Thomas R Marshall and Mrs Marshall return from Europe on vacation. Marshall warns bankers could correct European exchange. plans to visit Woodrow Wilson if plans hold. Fire destroys several buildings including a smokehouse. house saved. Middle Ridge defeats Eaton 5 to 3 with Maynard Foskett pitching a one hit game. Local notes mention various residents visiting, returning, and social calls around Cleveland and Elyria.
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Thomas R. Marshall
United States
Man Survives Narrow Auto Accident In Louvain
Mr Frank Fandy narrowly escaped a serious crash in Louvain on Thursday after waiting for a street car at 28th Street and Elyria Avenue, crossing the track as an approaching car from the opposite direction neared. The car was damaged but he escaped unharmed.
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Middle Ridge
Frank Fandy
Louvain
28Th Street
Elyria Avenue
Pandy
Senlor
H. Bisehoff
Mr. Coward
Jessie Lane
Amherst
Smalt Fire Burns Paper At Mrs He Fowasie's Home
A fire at the back of Mrs Fred He Fowasie's residence started when papers ignited Thursday as she checked a smalt, fine. Fire crews determined the blaze caused minor damage to the yard and belongings with no injuries reported.
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Fred He
Paris Fire Chief in U S to Study
Major Paul Vanginot chief engineer and director of Paris fire department travels to Washington to study the capital’s fire department. The report lists numerous local residents visiting, dining, or traveling, including Peter Prosky, John Ludwig, Roth Vexl, and several families from Elyria Lorain and Oberlin with routine social and business activities noted during the period.
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Paul Vanginot
Fire Department
Paris
Leaket D.C. i
Jay Fowl
South Ridge
Albert Mauer
Arnold and
Raymond Jr
John Ludwig
Elyria
Peter Prosky
Lorain
L. Grete Kolbe
AL Jenneester
Joseph
J. Fon
C. Clarence
Lies
John Ludwis
Garner
Epplegidas
Ino
Fire Disaster in New York City of 1635 Devastates 674 Buildings
The account notes the great blaze of December 16 1635 in New York City, where 674 buildings were destroyed while the fire was contained by blowing up paths of buildings. The total loss reached 17 million dollars and there were no deaths or serious injuries. It adds statistics on U S hotels and the construction industry, estimating 25 000 hotels and 1 360 000 rooms employing about 625 000 people, plus investments in furniture and fixtures.
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New York City
United States
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Andrew Fritch
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Martin
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Dorward
Philadelphia
Herman Bishop
Florence Tolhhurst
Omer Bell
John
Oliver
Carl Kolbe
Linwood Park
Merle
Andrew Hees
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Rod Omider
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Julia
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Dar
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Eleanor Ard Dorevei
Mro
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Marshal Vo
Aquitania
Mrs. B. A. Jen
Black
Lorain County
C. J. Miller
Optometrist Century
U. 8
Far Po
Lilian
Henry Rahl
Miss Lorain
Fritch
Richmond
Genre. Herbert
Otis Bauer
Ace
Pittsfield
Ruth
H Delefield
Jenne
R. H. Hearn
Dauehter
Marjorie
Henrn Ha
George Noderer
Henry Noderer
Dorothy
Cleveland Ward Tolhurst
Hermar Mischoff
Henry Kathe, Sr
M. Dietrick
Frank Carek
Rudolph Kier
Tonte, Rudolph, Jr
Daudite
Anna
W. Ruth
Andrew Tritech
Walter, Mildren
Margaret
Canton
R.A. Jenne
Omer Kelly
Sang Raphana Earl
BR. Richmond
F. Richmond
Francis
Byrd, Jr
the Savings Deposit Bank & Trust Co
Elyria, Ohio
Ity
Yellow Springs, Ohio
W. H. Schmitkens
Standard Hardware. Company
U.S
Conventions of Medical Societies
The
Park Home Dairy Company
Court Street
Tour
California
Olds Motor Works
Lansing
Michigan
General Motors Corporation
Dunn-Jackson Motors Co
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Oldsmobile
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