Auto Hurdles Pedestrians and Flee on Broadway
Two Mexican men were seriously injured when an auto struck them on Broadway at Long Street Sunday night and fled the scene. Victims Joseph Guberrez, 1885 East 30th Street, and Manuel Lopez, 1895 East 28th Street, are in serious condition at St. Joseph's Hospital.
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Broadway
Long Street
Joseph Guberrez
Fast 30Th Street
Manuel Lopez
East 28Th Street
St. Joseph's Hostī
New Ideas in Radio Broadcasts Adopted in Britain
London march 2 a report on new radio broadcasting ideas tested at Nottingham Station and expected to spread nationwide. short rapid dots will signal listeners that programs continue and no adjustment is needed, reducing atmospheric noise and oscillations. experiments include Logsey Russian discovery on using battery to oscillate crystal sets and a new London microphone for clearer tone. secondary notes mention airplane exhaust as a radio aerial and water jets as naval aerials for damaged antennas.
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London
Nottingham
M. Logsey
Australia
United States
London Radio
Creiee Squc
New Auto SOS Transmitter Aids Sea Rescue
A simple biscuit-box sized radio transmitter enables any survivor to send continuous SOS signals and illuminate the mast head. The device meets British law requiring every tenth lifeboat on passenger vessels to have radio transmission and a masthead light. Britain granted over six hundred radio invention patents in 1924, up from 240 in 1923.
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Britain
Public Utilities Commission Debate Prompts City Protest
Council members discussed state control of utility rates and the role of the Public Utilities Commission. An emphasis on investigating the gas company and delaying rate increases through protest was urged, with Burk e leading calls for action and questions about protest impact and state funding.
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Ami Rivas
H. Rickard
S. H. Strick Jey
Don Myers
Howells
Othat
Teawitt
Trostowas
Toews
Burke
Ifo
Public Utilities Commission
Bete Commission
Emia
Elyria
Bucyrus
Ohio
Myers
Fas
Public Utilities Corporation
Conncil
Ruevius
Hmmvria
Miners Arrested in Charleston Slaying Case
In Charleston on March 2, Crockett Mullens and Will Mullins were arrested in the Mammoth coal camp tent colony over the alleged murder of non-union miner Dewey Graham. The action targets union strike tensions and violent conflict at the hard coal mines.
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Charleston
W. V
Crocket Mullens
Will “Ump
Mammoth
Dewey Graham
Needs of disabled veterans funded by new bill
Washington on March 2 reports a bill rushing through the house appropriating 10,000,600 dollars to meet hospitalization needs for disabled and World War II veterans, with the measure sent to the senate for action.
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Washington
Senate
Lorain OPS Co. Manager J M Rice Resigns
J M Rice, new business manager for the Lorain branch of the Ohio Public Service Co, has resigned. He arrived from Ashland four months ago and leaves the post.
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Lorain
J. M.rice
The
Ohio Public Service Co
Price
Ashland
President's pardon power defined by Supreme Court ruling
The United States Supreme Court on March 2 defined the president's pardon power as absolute, upholding the broad authority granted by the founders in the law. The decision clarifies that the president can grant pardons across federal offenses without requiring legislative approval.
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Washington
United States
United
Supreme Court
Market Summary of Livestock Prices
Stock cattle steady with fat steers 9.00 to 10.50 per cwt and butcher ranges 5.00 to 9.00. Calves 15.00 to 16.00 for good to choice. sheep and lambs steady with lambs 17.50 to 18.25. hogs higher with Yorkers 12.78 and heavies 13.00.
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Conoire
Britannia Yacht Among Fastest Afloat
King George's celebrated Britannia is hailed as one of the swiftest yachts afloat. Her sails spread over 10 000 square feet of canvas as she undertakes her autumn voyage.
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King George's
News Nuggets From Across War Fronts and Europe
World updates report wreck of Spanish steamer Cristiana Sueda with fourteen drowned crewmen. West Castle destroyed by fire in Antwerp harbor. Turkish government forces clash with insurgents in Kurdistan under Marshall Feizi Pasha. Mussolini to recuperate in Taormina for ten days. U.S. sergeant Harvey Geary murder linked to Louis Le Faure confession. Primo De Rivera to spend days in Tetuan en route to Morocco. Wahabi shelling of Jeddah resumes after Mecca expulsion.
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Constantinople
Kurdistan
Marshall Feizi Pasha
Strat
Varda
Paloo
Paris
Harvey Geary
Belvoir
Louis le Faure
Orleans
le Faure
Pierre Trimoulle
Madrid
Primo de Rivera
Morocco
Tetuan
Sailing critics clash over battleship obsolescence debate
Washington March 2 critics of the Navy led by Rear Admiral Bradley L. Fiske challenged retired Rear Admiral William S. Sims testimony that aircraft had made battleships obsolete.
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Washington
Bradley L. Fiske
William S. Sims
Train Derailment Delays Pittsburgh-Buffalo Freight
Two sleeping coaches of train No 904 on the Allegheny division derailed south of Red Bank near Oil City Pennsylvania in the morning. The incident disrupted the Buffalo Pittsburgh express service as crews assess the scene and coordinate repairs.
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Oil City
Red Bank
Alle
Lorain Lions to face Cory Kerstones in Cory match night
The Lorain Lions basketball team will meet the Cory Kerstones from Cory Pennsylvania at the Antlers hotel tonight in a local contest.
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Lorain
Brain Lions
Cory Kerstones
Cory, Pa
Antlers Hotel
Jury Views Premises in Aim Third Offense Trial
The jury in the Louis Aim case for a third offense visited the Lorain court house premises today with the prosecutor and Lt. Carson of the Lorain Police to view the scene.
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Louis Aim
Court House
Carson
Lorain
Poverty Pinches Duke of Norfolk during alleged post office heist
Police linked the death of Peer in a Tiffin hospital to a robbery at a post office in which a gang abducted and tied Robinson in the engine room. Guns and ropes were found at the wreckage. Peer denied involvement but later gave his name. Several officers and federal inspectors identified Peer as a relative of Lorain leaders. Robinson recalled the robbers were calm, unmasked, and left around 5:15 am after gagging him. Multiple suspects faced charges for disorderly conduct and intoxication in a separate city court.
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Robinson
Tiffin
Lester Harmon
Helena Farmer
Toledo
Harmon
Lorain
Cleveland
Sinclair Refining Co. Burgers
Detroit
Erie
Helena
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Sth
Cincinati
Oberiini
George Ulrich
Fremont
Rank Bark
George Ignano
David Beatty
Gregory Trego
Josep Jameson
Janetzon
Yegrs Robinson
Trade unionist calls for cooperation to improve living standards
A speaker urged lifting living standards by cooperation and education, arguing oil monopolies hinder progress and labor must be organized politically. He emphasized fellowship over profit, urged reorganization along political lines, and noted attendees funded the meeting series entirely.
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Thao Esquimaux
Zien
Jary
Jesus
Wei
Amherst Notes and Local Social Updates
March 2 Amherst South Amherst items show church Ladies Aid meeting announced for tomorrow. Community happenings include Collings Novelty Company Lyceum on Thursday, Hungarian Hall private dance, and visitors from Elyria Pittsfield Lorain Oberlin and Cleveland attending family events and hospital visits.
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South Amherst
Ladies Aid Society
St. John's Church
Collings Novelty Company
Lod
Gibson
Aud
Elmer Gibson
Jacob Muth
Childrey
Amherst
Jean West
Pittsfied
Christ Heusser
Lodi
Emil Ruth
Neal
F. Jackson
Elyria
Ida
Margaret Laverner
Jacob Kolb
Lorain
Freda Witte
Ieland Joness
Se Avenue
F . Ure
Takka Stky
Sarah Wragg
Carl Gibson
Chillian
Ford Moser
Mayahbelle
Oberlin
Mellie Davis
Cleveland
Harry Slater
John Wragg
Amherst Hospital
Disorderly conduct and drunken driving cases flood Lorain notices
The report lists multiple arrests including O E Witham 36 of 3259 W 25th St Lorain fined 850 and 50 for intoxication while driving. John Delderich 60 Chestnut Ridge pleaded guilty to drunk driving with a 59 fine. Dennis Ityan alleged first drive with liquor, Ryan tied to a highway incident with 100 bond and disorderly conduct fine. Four youths detained by Patrolman Geo Walton at Cascade dance wall.
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O. E. Witham
25Th Street
Lorain
John Delderich
Chestnut Ridge
West Broad Street
Dennis Ityan
Furnace Street
Ryan
Corbett Southam
Bruce Spaulding
Bath Street
Geo. Walton
Cascade Dance Wall
Hold-Up Frustrated On Way To Grafton
Leo Neufer driving Saturday night spotted a sack on the roadway and considered stopping. His headlight revealed a man hiding in a ditch and he sped away fearing a holdup. Later the sack and the man had disappeared, likely frightened off.
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Grafton
Leo Neufer
Epsom Salts Now Tasteless Ad Claims
An advertisement touts Epsom Salts as tasteless and pleasant like lemonade. It promotes Epso nade Salts as a laxative for constipation and related complaints, claiming no griping and low cost, backed by the American Epsom Association.
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Amer Lene Epsom Association
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