Earthquakes Recorded in Hawaii for Montana and Santa Barbara
At Kilauea Observatory director Thomas A Jaggar Jr said the Santa Barbara temblor was strong enough to suggest a California disaster. He classified Montana quakes as after shocks and noted the two events were distinct seismic records from the morning observations.
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Kilauea Observatory
Island of Hawaii
T. H
Montana
Santa Barbara
Thomas A. Jaggar, Jr
California
Jagger
Engineering Economic Foundation
New York
East
Virginia
Carolina
Boston
Montreal
Quebec
Rockies
Earthquake Shocks Felt Across Central Coast Region
Earthquake shocks were felt at 6 45 tonight in Salinas Santa Cruz and Watsonville about fifty to eighty miles south of San Francisco and 149 to 180 miles north of Santa Barbara.
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San Francisco
Salinas
Santa Cruz
Watsonville
Santa Barbara
Body of Hancock Taken From Arlington Hotel Ruins
In Santa Barbara on June 29, workers recovered the body of Bertram A. Hancock, 21, son of G. Allen Hancock of Los Angeles. The body was removed from the Arlington hotel ruins, where Mrs. Charles E. Perkins’ body was also visible nearby. tasks anticipated reaching it by 1 a.m.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Bertram A. Hancock
G. Allen Hancock
Los Angeles
Arlington Hotel
Charles E. Perkins
Hancock
Noted archaeologist lectures at varsity
Dr. A. V. Kidder, noted archaeologist, delivered the first of four lectures on southwestern archaeology at the summer school assembly. The second lecture, open to the public, will be at 11:30 this morning at the university.
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A. V. Kidder
Weinert Ready for Boul as Wille Fight Looms
New York June 29 Charley Weinert heavyweight plans to stay out of the ring until the gang summons him to a 15 round decision bout against Harry Wille here tonight.
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Weinert
BOUL
New York
Charley Weinert
Harry Wille Hhureday
Tunney Signs for Bout in Chicago July 17
Gene Tunney, Hecht heavyweight champion, signs to fight in Chicago on July 17. Opponent not named.
Stribling Beats Gorman in Ten Rounds at Detroit Fight
William J. Stribling defeated Bud Gorman in ten rounds at Detroit in a Judges section bout. The decision was unpopular with the crowd and boxing observers noted.
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Detroit
William J
Young) Stribling
Bud Gorman
White House social secretary amid president's economy cuts
The article reports on the White House social secretary position facing budget and staffing reductions tied to the president's broader economy drive. It notes past duties and mentions figures associated with the administration and court circles, including references to the late omonate feature and the weeklong timetable surrounding personnel shifts.
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White House
Children’s Pictorial Puzzles Solving Guide
Puzzle explains a grid where letters fill white squares to form words. Across and down clues reveal terms. Word 1 visible, others provided. Listed clues include anatomical skin, baseball term, bed, odor, and verbs, with state and city references for several entries.
Unsuitable OCR Fragments From June Event
Fragmentary OCR text mentions dates and names but is largely unreadable. The snippet references a 2008 prize or race and individuals including Tom Weeks, with unclear context about premises or participants. Unable to determine a clear news item or outcome from the readable content.
Comedy Overture in English Cinema Sparks Church Fears
Dialog notes show a clash over screening comedies on Saturday nights in England with an American visitor and English host arguing that films spark laughter in churches. A car incident prompt and a street scene are cited alongside quotes from Le Rire Paris and the Arkansas Gazette.
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England
Continent
le Rire
Paris
Creditatle Peat Housewife at Carnegie Medal Scuffle
A garbled account notes a woman receiving a Carnegie medal amid a confrontation with four men twice her size. The text also references opinions on eating asparagus and legal advice, all from unclear local sources.
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Creditatle Peat Housewife
Mobo
Herolem
The Two Graces
A young minister dining with the family is interrupted by Little Sister who quips that grace is overdue. The incident, recounted as a children's funny saying, highlights the family’s playful exchange around a blessing. Laura speaks first and the minister answers with gentle reproach, turning the moment into a lighthearted anecdote.
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Grace
Laura
Little Sister
The Wise Generation Discusses Wading Birds
In a playful exchange the teacher explains storks to simple learners while addressing Elsie as she questions their existence. The dialogue reflects a light classroom moment sourced from the Locomotive Engineers' Journal.
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Flsie
Elsie
The
Locomotive Engineers’ Journal
Coming Out Even in Potatoes Rivalry
A historical exchange shows a trader named Jock cutting prices for friends, first a half-crown off the price for a friend and then ten pounds off per hundredweight, illustrating informal favoritism in trade practices discussed by the London Opinion.
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Sandy
Jock
London
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