Fire loss report details 1925 1929 incidents and totals
A garbled 1920s fire report summarizes total losses, insurance payments, and incidents. It notes four people rescued from a river, two drownings, 44 fires, and multiple causes including stoves and electrical faults. The document mentions fire department actions, alarms, and financial figures for losses and contents.
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Bates
James
Focul Tremien
Timms
Tae
Ormar
Ose
L. Pails
Plan to upride Ot Radigals and European sailing by air
Police arrested ten men as Chief John Stege disrupted radical mass meetings in Chicago. DoJ agents linked rising unrest in major cities to demonstrations and a confiscated film titled Czar Ivan the Terrible. Office furniture destroyed at the Division Street headquarters of the purported Communist Party.
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Depa
John Stege
Chicago
Ivan the Terrible
Division Street
Communist Party of the
United States
Department of Justice
Fn Dem
New York
Boston
Detroit
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Waterbury
Conn
Chattanooga
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
Seattle
Ter
Taft Grim Fight For Life As He Weakened At Home
Washington reports former President William Howard Taft grew weaker after a restless night. Doctors Hagner and Claster said he was slightly weaker but could take nourishment with no change in his condition. Son Robert Taft arrived from Cincinnati and was admitted to the room where his father lay dying. speech was difficult, but a faint smile was noted as the day began.
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Washington
Wilham Howard Taft
Tait
Cincinnati
Haguer
Uhre? Fustive
Bur
Thomas Clamor
Francs Hagner
Ness
Charles Evansghes
Taft
Hooer
White House
Wba
Oil and Gas Men Lease Acres in Amherst Township
Amhherst township sees a surge in land leasing by oil and gas interests as gas discoveries in Ridgeville and Carlisle towns spur development. About 200 acres, including F and R Cook, Ernst, Rak, Bricker, and Bischoff properties, are under option by gas interests for potential production.
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Amherst. O
Amhherst Township
Ridgeville
Carlisle Township
R Cook
Ernst
Jacob Bricker
Louis Bischoff
No Chance of Arms Cut at London Talks Says McKellar
Washington reports say Senator McKellar of Tennessee told the senate there is no possibility of disarmament or armament reductions at the London conference. He charged Britain Japan France and Italy are striving to increase armaments or retain naval superiority while the American delegation seeks reductions. A narcotics bureau shakeup followed with Col. Levi G. Nutt moved to field service and George W. Cunningham replaced in New York. Rep Hamilton Fish urged diplomatic isolation of Soviet Russia until it stops attacking religious beliefs.
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Washington
London
McNiclar
Tennessee
Senate
McKeller
Great Britain
Japan
France
Italy
McKellar
Secretary of Treasury
Lowman
Col
Levi. G. Nutt
Prohibition Bureau
George W. Cunningham
New York
Russia
Soviet
Russa Tv
God
House
Hamilton Fish
X.Y
Grant
Reach Agreement With Rebels Santo Domingo
Feb 26 report from Santo Domingo says a settlement ending the Dominican Peasant Revolutionary army remains was reached after lengthy talks between government and insurgent leaders. Officials at Revolutionary headquarters announced the accord, established after the capital’s occupation.
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Santo Dpomings
Dominican Republic
Dominican Peasant Revolutionary Army
Calmy Former Prof Awaits Death At Ohio Penitentiary
Dr James Howard, a former professor educated at Ohio State University, awaited execution at the Ohio State Penitentiary. He spoke dispassionately about capital punishment, saying the state spent much to educate him for service now doomed to end.
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Tacova
Snoox
Ohio State
Teacher Faces Court Over New Oberlin School Row
Four young pupils in first six grades at New Oberlin district school in Ohio are in focus as teacher Myrta Bradley 22 faces charges in Elyria court next Tuesday over alleged corporal punishment of student Marc Gernard. The community and officials rally behind Bradley while neighbors refuse to speak, and the district vows support as the case stirs tensions in the small town two miles from Oberlin.
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le Red
New Obderia
Qberliz
Myrta Bradley
Court of Justice
IL. George
Elyria
Marc Gernardi
Marr
Francis
Vir
Ignatius Gernardinge
E. G Alexander
Bradley
Gerhardinzer
Gerhardinger
New Oberlin
Charles R. Summers
Oberlin
College Town
R. P Vaughn
Chronicle-Telegram
Nool
No Signs of Fear as Snook Faces Execution
Ohio State Penitentiary Columbus Feb 25 UPR With death in the electric chair less than seven hours away Dr James Howard Snook complained to guards over a delayed barber visit The condemned man showed calmness until his wife Helen Marple Snook arrived The warden and guards recall his iron will and capacity to joke despite looming death
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United Press
Ohio State Penitentiary
Flimly
James Howard
Ghia State University
Ohio State
Snook
Columbus
James Howard Stook
Hererp Sam
P E Thomas
Four Auto Accidents Leave Four Injured in County
Four people were injured in separate automobile accidents late yesterday. Victims were treated at Estia Memorial Hospital. Pickett, 35, sustained severe head gashes and elbow lacerations after losing balance on a homemade vehicle. Morgan and Morgan were involved in crashes near Cleveland Road when one vehicle was struck by a parked milk truck. Morgan reported limited injuries and a forehead laceration in the ensuing investigation led by Sheriff Clarence Adams.
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Estia Metmievial Hospital
Ell Pickett
West River Street
Carl H. Smth
Elmia
Sherif Clarence E Adams
FT Co
Sasaret
Errano
YaTiou
Cleveland Road
Morgan
Elyria Man Dies in Lake Road Crash
Two Lorain County men died in separate morning wrecks near Elyria. William Morgan of Quaker City died at St Joseph's Hospital after a car driven by Harold Chamberlain of Elyria veered off Lake road and hit a telephone pole. George Vaneha of Lorain died after stepping into traffic on East List Street, Lorain, as a car driven by Lester Rumpler struck him. Chamberlain faces manslaughter charges as police cite possible glare or fatigue but no brake evidence.
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William Morgan
Elyria
Quaker City
George Vaneha
Loran
Morgan
Harold Chamberlain
Eleventh Street
Lake Road
Elrria
Chamberlain
Urmye i Morgan
S J. Joseph's Hospital
Ze Vaneks
Lorain
Sandusky
Myles E. Perry
Elyria Abou
Lorain Po-Ice
Cramberlain
Quaxery
Obie
Eisha
West Avenue
E. Perry
Fouth
Hines-Billings
Champberlain
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Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Chas
Fep
Wiham Howard Taft
Mer
Bryn Maer Csilece
Palisa
Ard
Elrna Chamber of Commerce
Charlies E. Tucker
A. M. Hannaford
Walter S. Konn
A. J. Robinson
Earl Bacon
A M. Hee
A J. Robinson
OIL and Gas
Amherst
Buffalo
Sally Joyce Richards
Alonzo Hinkley
Herdan
Reichstagsting Family
Flecen
Sam Husted
Dock Street
Timms Spring Company
Sam
J Weinstein
Bath Street
Broad Street
Sherman Street
Red
Bradler
Marr Gerhardinger
Marta Bradler
Otto K. Mischka
Humane Society
Elyrian
Elyria Rourh
Clead
Anoth
Lefain
Berlin Heights
the . Eg
la Mohiglien
Taleds
David T Roberts
Folede
Sleveland
Ged Perpetvatere
Heights
Adm
Wrest
Sandat Ryo Wat Wenn Reid
As and
Hroberts
Trickr Frei
Xet FF
Hare
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