Massive fire devastates Hakodate seaport city Japan
March 22 report from Hakodate, Hokkaido, describes a catastrophic blaze that destroyed a large portion of the seaport city. Deaths and injuries mount as authorities rush to aid 120,000 residents and 2,000 wounded, with 300 confirmed dead and many burned. Emergency supplies arrive. army and public funds mobilize. Ships deliver lumber to rebuild shelters for displaced residents scattered on hills and in huts.
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Hadokate
Japan
Cifily
Mason
Lukodate
Destruction In Fire Destroys Historic Port
Districts and wooden structures collapsed as fire swept through a port city famed since ancient times. Paper partitions and small floors housed residents while larger buildings toppled. Foreign consulates on a hillside escaped. ships in harbor carried word abroad. Officials pleaded for aid amid a vast disaster.
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Asserian
Commodore Perry
Japan
Cars Collide Injuring Two Women Near Stanford Avenue
Minor cuts and lacerations on the faces and hands were suffered by Mrs Joseph Petro and Fiberta Keisler of 216 Stanford Avenue about 6 50 p m yesterday when their car collided with a newly owned by C A Mesner Kn parked on Third Street near East Avenue Their injuries were treated by Dr R W Hancock
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Joseph Petro
Fiberta Keisler
Stanford Avenue
C. A. Mesnl« Kn
Third Street
East Avenue
Petro
R. W. Hancock
School Children Given Skin Tests
TB skin tests were administered to 336 Ridgeville school children yesterday by Dr. H. B. O'Brien and county health nurse Miss Mabel Wade as part of a county wide school program. Tests reached 211 in the Ridgeville public school and 126 at St. Peter's. results will be sent to family physicians. The county and Elyria health departments oversee the effort in county and Elyria schools to detect tuberculosis in earlier stages for easier cure.
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Ridgeville
H. BR. O'Brien
Mabel Wade
Jerildren
St. Peter's School
Elyria
County Health Department
Elyria Health Department
Woman sues Ohio Bell for ten thousand dollars
Cleveland reports Miss Marie Ro Ter has filed suit against the Ohio Bell Telephone Co alleging that poor service ruined her beauty parlor business. She previously won a $1,000 judgment against the company in 1929 and now seeks $16,000 in the current suit.
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Cleveland — A
Marie Ro Ter
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Real Estate Transfers in Amherst Elyria and Avon Lake
Real estate transfers show deeds from Charles E Bryant deceased to Clara B Bryant half acre on State Head Amherst Township. Robert B Brian to Mike and Esther Prion on West Twentieth Street Lorain. Jane Sparks deceased to William H Sparks half interest Oak Street Elyria. David Smith Sparks deceased to William H Sparks Oak Street Elyria. Robert E Wagner to R Lillian Wagner sublots 29 and 21 block one Avondover Beach subdivision Avon Lake. AnthonieS Domizn to Mary B Domizn 45 acres Murray Ridge Road Elyria Township. Ernest J Werner estate to Eva Werner sublet 40 and half interest in sublot 4 B E Taylors Subdivision Amherst Township. Court Pride Lodge No 56 Foresters of America to Amherst Park Banking Company part of Lot 10 Amherst Township. Pondicherry capital of French India population about 50 000.
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Charles E. Bryant
Clara B. Bryant
State Head
Amherst Township
Robert B. Brian
Mike
Esther Prion
West Twentieth Street
Lorain
Jane Sparks
William H. Sparks
Oak Street
Elyria
David Smith Sparks
Robert E. Wagner
R. Lillian Wagner
Avendover Beach
Avon Lake
Anthonies
Domizn
Mary
Murray Ridge Road
Elyria Township
E. i. Linn
Ernest J. Werner
Eva Werner
B. E. Taylor
Court Pride Lodge
Foresters of America
South Amherst
Amherst Park Banking Company
Natex Miracle Tonic Promises Rapid Health Gains
An advertisement touts Natex as a powerful new medicine for all ages, claiming it cleanses impurities, tones the stomach and kidneys, and cures constipation and related ailments. It cites testimonials and urges readers to visit Muir's Cut Rate Store at 413 Broad Street to begin treatment, promising visible results within a week and a month.
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Natex
Aimee
Toni Naten
Natoax
Pennsylvania
Nate
Muir
Broad Street
Belden Briefs Highlight Local Social Roundup
Mrs William Law and Mrs Selden Armbruster hosted in Penfield while Mr Stewart of Pennsylvania visited Rol Law. Quilting by St Martin's Altar Society, neighbors visiting, and multiple Cleveland trips frame a busy Belden week with dinners, theater, and community events.
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Belden
William Law
Selden Armbruster
Delbert DeField
Penfield
Stewart
Pennsylvania
Rol Law
Alma Siggins
Altar Society
St. Martin’s Church
George Grabenstetter
Bert Goodman
Clarence Wise
Mary Wise
Edith Shuster
Arthur Layndon
Elyria
Charles Wise
Lester Shuster
Rollin Pfeifer
Henry Pfeiffer
Dallbaugh
Krebs
Valley City
D. G. Reisinger
Naomi Newman
Frank Shoemaker
Richard Byrus
Jack
Jimmie Smith
Cleveland
Bertha Damon
Hattie Goodman
Etta Kline
Merle Lehman
Stiwald
Amherst
Rindfeisch
Cambaugh
Lucille Wise
Floyd Buswell
Perry Buswell
W. C. Turner
New Castle
Seaver Dale
John Bowman
A. L. Wise
Arthur Wise
J. D. Mennell
A. J. Wise
Rose Grabensetter
Rule
Anna Henry
Seldon Armbruster
Danzig opens separate school for Jewish children
The Danzig administration establishes a separate Jewish school to open April 1. Costs will be shared by the government and the Jewish community. Danzig's 400000 population includes about 11000 Jews.
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Danzig
T.p
Man Rescued, Suffering Exposure From Ditch Find
Lawrence Howard, 32, of Silver Creek New York, was found in a mines ditch near Kipton exhausted and exposed. He was brought to the county jail yesterday afternoon after reportedly attempting to make his way home. He resumed his journey this morning following lodging and meals at the jail.
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Lawrence Howard
Silver Creek
N. Y
Clarence W. Dick
Kipton
Lilyan Tashman Dies Suddenly at 34
New York report details the death of Lilyan Tashman age 34 after an operation at Doctors' Hospital for an advanced tumorous condition. She rose from chorus to Broadway and films, married to Edmund Lowe since 1925, famed for worldly roles and a prolific screen career. Funeral plans not set.
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New York
Lilyan Tashman
Edmund Lowe
Miss Tashman
Doctors’ Hospital
Tashman
Lowe
Stockholm cafe marks 100 year milestone
Stockholm notes Silent Mary or Tysta Mari, a famed restaurant, reaches its centennial. Founded in 1834 by Miss Mary Christina Lindstrom, the taciturn founder’s economy of words helped give the cafe its enduring name. The venue was among Stockholm’s first to invite women guests.
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Stockholm
Mary Christina Lindstrom
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