Three Auto Accidents Reported to Sheriff Adams
Three automobile accidents were reported to Sheriff Clarence Adams between 5 and 8 P M yesterday. All occurred near Stop 19 Lorain Ohio. A car collided with C. Tullis then fled. The other two crashes involved A Pawlowski and Mrs. John Kobach in Lorain at Moulton's Corners and John Phillips and Alban Kubanek at Elyria Avenue and North Ridge Road. No injuries were reported.
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Clarence Adams
Stop 19
Lorain
O. C. Tullis
Alliance
A. Pawlowski
John Kobach
Moulton's Corners
Elyria Avenue
North Ridge Road
John Phillips
High Street
Elyria
Alban Kubanek
Light in double house prompts police call at Kenyon Avenue
Neighbor Lewis Brown phoned police after seeing a mysterious light at 236 Kenyon Avenue. Officers found an occupied bed in the Evans quarters and an open window, though no one was in the house. Evans was away a week and Paul since Friday.
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A. W. Paul
Mr. Evans
Mr. Paul
Arrested Twice Fined By Mayor Walter Root Case
Walter Root of 134 Huron Street was arrested for intoxication on Chestnut Street Saturday night and jailed until Sunday afternoon. His friends posted bond for release, but an hour later he was found intoxicated again with two friends at Cascade Park Lodi Street Entrance. Mayor VanOoster fined Root $5 and costs on the intoxication charge this morning.
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Walter Root
Huron Street
Root
Chestnut Street
Lodi Street
Cascade Park
W. H VanOster
Avon Dinner Guests and Local Briefs in Amherst
Avon residents and nearby towns share social news from Amherst and Lorain area, including Mr and Mrs George Nagel visiting Mr and Mrs Roy Furtrall for an anniversary dinner and card party. Also listed are weekend visits by Elmer Vogt, Endicott relatives, and local club birthdays, moves, and visits across Elyria Cleveland and Plymouth. Prison inmates in Philadelphia complain of food at Holvung county jail, triggering guards on duty as unrest spreads over the meal conditions.
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Avon
George Nagel
Roy Furtrall
Amherst
Furtrall
M. A. Webber
H. &. Greeley
Charles Shoenbeck
Romy Kelling
Ruth
Mary Lou
Elmer Vogt
Cleveland
Joseph Knipper
W.grahamson
Donald
Endicott
Staty Sit Club
John Kihm
Lorain
Kihm
Warren Wright
Alberta
George
Elyria
C. H. Wright
Nicklas Casper
William Marquard
Howard Smith
Miller House
E H. Klings Shire
Detroit Road
George Kelling
Philadelphia
Holvung
Tua
Seto
Roosevelt Reg policy debate on foreign loans and bank regulation
Rep Snell challenged Governor's stance, arguing the Department of State never approved foreign loans and warned bankers against risky credit. He cited bank failures in New York, pressed for stock market regulation, and warned promises without a record. He claimed Pennsylvania’s culture was heavily German before the Revolution.
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Department of State
United States
Department
Germany
Rep. Snell
Roosevelt
New York City
Bank of the United States
State Banking Department
Snell
Columbus
Stock Exchange
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Adams
Red Arrow
East Ave
Undertaker
Leon Barrick
Salem
Ore
Marion County
Pennsylvania
Children’s Sox
Merthe
Men’s Sox
Batiste
Georgette
Eaton’s
Eaton
Merthe’s
Egularly
Ciffon
Jericho
Welmade
Kayser Ventinit Underwear
Men’s Union
Nainsock
Bath
Dees
Cannon_Towels
Ward
H. Merthe & Co
Mennen
Crean
Mennen’s
Ingram
Dr. West Tooth Brushes
Gentcura Soap
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