Holiday Accidents Toll in Ohio and Driver Safety Rules
Ohio reports multiple holiday fatalities as road dangers rise. Pete DePaolo, noted car racer, tours Albany urging drivers to obey laws, curb speed, show courtesy, and judge distance to improve highway safety. He predicts stricter driving tests may be needed in the future. Buffalo case sees Miss Mary Frieh fined $50 suspended after court finds her bills for meals harmless but sending letters annoying.
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Miss Frieh
Dozens Die in Dayton Area Holiday Fire and Accidents
A rooming house fire in Dayton killed three, and hunting accidents plus vehicle wrecks across Ohio during Thanksgiving left at least 18 dead. Victims include Laura Flien Waltz and her daughter Virginia, plus Counte McDevit from Indianapolis. Several other deaths occurred in Columbus, Cincinnati, Cleveland, and nearby towns due to car crashes, shootings, and a train collision.
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Dayton
Laura Flien Waltz
Virginia
Counte McDevit
Indianapoli
Charles Small
Detroit
William Bogard, Jr
Sprigshield
Sedalia
Robert
William
Edward Yestlowshi
Lafferty
Frank
Columbus
Virgil Swisher
Harold Swisher
George Bobb, Jr
Delaware
Charles FE. Lederer, Jr
Max Dens
Buestus
Donald Morris Jones
Munor
Ind
Fstella
James Sheridan
Benjamin Samuels
Cincinnati
Frank Sliwinski
Cleveland
Cleo Dann
Postal Telegraph
Harold Wright
Wathington
New Madison
Coronation China Boom Hits English Pottery Districts
Demand for commemorative china rises sharply in England's West Country as King Edward requests that all coronation wares be Britain designed and produced. Pottery towns and clay pits see increased activity in response to the royal directive.
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London
Potteries
England
Edward
Second Baptist Church Club Holds Weekly Meeting
The P. C. A. Girls' Club of the Second Baptist Church met from 5 to 6 pm on Thursday. Helen Yarbough read bylaws and presented a paper while Fannie Macon led prayer. Claudia Jones, Vision Rucker, Helen Yarbough, Madeline Bruce, Fannie Macon, and Toma Hurger held officer roles.
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Helen Yarbough
The
Second Baptist Church
Fannie Macon
Claudia Jones
Vision Rucker
Madeline Bruce
Toma Hurger
Res. O. Stewart
New Orleans Turtle Trade Fueled by Winter Demand
In New Orleans the turtle market thrives with large snapping turtles hauled from marshes north of Baton Rouge. Fishermen fish bubbles in shallow waters to catch them, then keep the live turtles on barges until market season, when winter prices double summer levels.
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New Orleans
Baton Rouge
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Nebraska Water Suit May Cost 125000
Lincoln Neb. Attorney General William H. Wright asks the legislature for 25000 as Nebraska’s share of the fee to Michael J Doherty of St. Paul the referee in the irrigation lawsuit against Wyoming and Colorado. Counsel for the three states agree to share costs. Nebraska seeks to establish priority rights to North Platte river water.
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Lincoln
Neb
William H. Wright
Nebraska
Michael J Doherty
St. Paul
Wyoming
Colorado
Doherty
Pierce Butler
U. S. Supreme Court
Wright
North Platte River
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Pete DePaolo
Buffalo
M. Y
Charles Duerback
Mary Frieh
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Second Baptist Church Club
TOY and Game Department
Elyria Hardware Co
New York City
Elyria Hardware
Dionne Quins
Brunswick
Goodyear
G. M. Marsh & Son
Broad & East Ave
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