Danger zone around Vesuvius mapped with towns and populations
A relief map of Italy outlines a twelve mile danger radius around Mount Vesuvius. Naples with about 561,000 residents is the largest city in the area followed by Torre del Greco and Torre Annunziata. Other towns around 20 to 30 thousand inhabitants include Sarno and Reggio. The map aims to show distances and the larger towns affected by the volcano.
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Business Men Convened in St Louis Southwest Meeting
St Louis hosts a two day convention of Commercial Clubs and editors from eight southwestern states under the St Louis Business Men's League. Over 500 delegates gather at the Merchants Club with governors as guests and talks on irrigation development and settlement planned.
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Convention to Amend the Constitution Advocated by Judge Turner
Spokane April 16 Judge Turner former United States senator advocates a convention to amend the U.S. Constitution to enact reforms such as popular vote for senators an income tax uniform divorce law and federal control of life insurance. The convention could review and amend the entire charter as needed.
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Turner
Arbor Day Observed Across Virginia State
Arbor Day was widely observed in Virginia with Governor Swanson's proclamation. Students planted trees in parks and schools while civic groups joined in the effort across the state.
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Virginia
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Swanson
Anti-Saloon League Committee Plans Local Catholic Clubs
The Anti-Saloon League reports strong support from Catholic groups led by Paulists for a national network of clubs with libraries reading rooms and study spaces. A local league is to be organized at 902 South Edith Street with the superintendent reporting on progress and finances.
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Chicago
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Springfield Mob Lynching Aftermath Sparking Military Standoff
Springfield Missouri reports calm after mob lynching last Saturday. six militia companies patrol streets while officials plan a grand jury to investigate the crimes. Governor Folk orders troops to surround the jail and restore order amid threats of further violence.
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Boston Horse Show Anticipation Grows in Mechanic Building
Boston March 1 The Boston Horse Show is set to open at Mechanics Building this week drawing prominent owners and judges from New York Philadelphia and Baltimore. Officials forecast a grand display of fine horses with extensive ribbons and prizes as preparations near completion. Major attendees include J Pollock W Ogden George Maven and Dr Shirley Carter among others. The event also features society and sporting interest with high society participation.
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Athletes Reach Naples and Observe Vesuvius
American athletes arriving on the Barbarosa at Naples saw Vesuvius shrouded in smoke though ash ceased falling. Some team members, en route to Athens, practiced running and drills with trainers while officials warned of lingering danger and hoped for reestablishment of normal conditions in weeks. Mitchell sustains a dislocated shoulder from the voyage but hopes to compete. Hillman injures a knee but expects no impact on his running.
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Jefferson Day Banquet Promises Political Oratory
New York reports the annual Jefferson day banquet at Waldorf Astoria with Woodrow Wilson and Judson Harmon among speakers. Mayor McClellan represents anti-Tammany Democrats while W Bourke Cochran defends Tammany Hall. Other events include New Jersey and Albany Jefferson Day dinners with diverse speakers.
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Texas
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Ohio
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Hudson County
Albany
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New Kenmore
International Wrestling Tournament Opens in Montreal Tonight
The international heavyweight championship tournament begins in Montréal Quebec tonight lasting four days. Nearly three thousand dollars in prizes will be awarded with a belt and 600 dollars to the champion and prizes down to 100 dollars. Many top Canadian and American heavyweights compete and expenses are paid. Hundreds of prominent athletes and sportsmen attend to watch.
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Conferees on Statehood Meet Tomorrow
Special to Evening Citizen Washington D C April 16 Senate Beverace and Representative Brick returned to from Indiana. Conferees on joint statehood will host another session tomorrow with progress toward final agreement likely restoring New Mexico and Arizona to the union with votes on the constitution. House Votes For Free Alcohol.
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