Studying Quakes and Volcanoes in the United States
Government scientists from the Geological Survey and the Coast and Geodetic Survey undertake an extensive study of earthquakes and volcanoes across the United States. Observatories are planned for Mt Lassen in California and the Alaska peninsula as part of a broader effort to chart crustal activity, forecast disturbances, and gather data on volcanic processes and earthquake risks.
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Washington DC
Geological Survey
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Department of Commerce
Hawaii
Mt Lassen
California
Alaska Peninsula
Aleutian Islands
Pacific Ocean
iWorld
Wraw
Jed
Dr.i
Jaggar
Hawai
Washington
Pacific Coast
Alaska
Kilauea
Huss
AU Velen
R.H Finch
Jagear
Mt. Lassen
Ral Wilson
Hhese
Dr Jaggars
Aisha
National Park Survey
Anothr
Lommeres
United States
Trouble Looms for U S in Mexico Says Steward
Washington underestimates Mexico and Latin America as a brewing crisis on the Mexican border threatens U S interests. The piece notes U S peacemaking activity with Chile and Peru, a naval mission toward Brazil, and warns against destabilizing actions that could provoke a Mexican explosion and wider lootings.
Sunset in Athens and a day’s end in East Athens
A reflective prose piece describes a Midwest city at twilight, weaving scenes of Athens Ohio and nearby towns. It sketches hills, river, chimneys, trains, and street lights as night falls while noting political commentary on a boycott proposal by Senator Reed and strong opposition from Senator Borah. The tone blends travelogue with editorial musing on public action and international figures.
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Athens
Midwest
East Athens
Coolville Ridge
Main Street
Armitage
Cooks
Bobby Jones Turns Reporter In Atlanta Journal Roundup
Orville Keeler, veteran Atlanta Journal sports writer, entered the city newspaper men's tournament and Bobby Jones acted as reporter for the Journal recounting QO B s round. Keeler has chronicled every Bobby shot through 15 tournaments since Bobby was nine. Bobby remains the genuine amateur and loyal sportsman despite offers to write autobiographies.
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Bobby
Or. Keeler
The
Atlanta Journal
Atlanta
QO. B
the Journal
Keeler
Reed's Boycott Talk Sparks French Tourist Trade Worries
Senator Reed proposes an American tourist boycott of France, drawing sharp reactions from French hotel and tourism sectors. Reports say France could lose about 500 million francs in revenue this season. the State Department notes strong anti American sentiment abroad. Reed, a longtime ally of France, is seen by some as pressing a drastic measure to curb anti American rhetoric.
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Reed
Bellard
William E .Borah
David A. Reed
France
State Department
Jkpsi
Ocean
Legion of Or
United States
Vera Cruz
Cal Jes
Calles
Guerrero
Today a Real Last Word
Arthur Brisbane voices reflections twelve years after the start of World War I. He contrasts belated democracy gains with costly outcomes, notes wet and dry political divides, and discusses US lending, Japan's role, Mexican and Russian developments, a tragic family murder, and social norms from carriage to fascist Italy.
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London
PUNCH
England
Sam
Benjamin Franklin
Japan
Germany
Europe
Saw Sawing Up and Dawn Ok Broadway
A fragmented New York City column recalls Sa w Sawing Up and Dawn Ok Broadway with notes on the world’s largest buildings, street fashion, free bus rides to theatres, Rudolph Valentino, and a nightclub anecdote about Rahman Pry demonstrating a dramatic act with bloodless stage effects.
Saloon growth, Rome news, and political echoes in Athens county
A snapshot of early 20th century life notes Athens saloons rising to seventy despite a June license passing, a Pope Pius X recovery update, the Athens baseball team heading to Jackson, and remodeling plans for Ellis Hall. It also covers primary nominations, railroad mediation headlines, and regional trade chatter.
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Athena County
High Mcense
Unclear Q and A on jute and quicksand origins
A fragmented Q and A page discusses topics like jute origin in India and US consumption, two dollar bills superstition, quicksand operation methods, wheel etymology tied to grocer, Alaska fur, plant life cycles, egg production by region, and jute sourcing. The source text is partial and garbled with multiple topics and names truncated.
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India
Unite States
Hla
John MacReady
Alaska
T. W. Cc
Great Britain
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Aan
Suzanne Senglen
Peep Essicitt
Frederick J. Haskin
U. S
Mexico
Charles LP
Steward Messenger
Ashington
Ang
Jone
Alves
Bolivia
Priaj Ruav
President Coolidge
Wang
Chile
Peru
Faeces Gally
Mio
Brazil
Ponder
Jake
the Sunday Messenger
Aber
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Objcect
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Dailies
United Press Service
Carere
Bouthero
Pascal
Robert FE. Ward
Senator Borah
Orah
Winston S. Churchill
Buah
Harris
Russia
Arthur Brisbane
Belgium
Missouri
Anti-Saloon League
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
New York
Wadsworth
Calvin Coolidge
Chinatown
Moscow
Joseph Millman
Canenan
Oberwager
Frances Rathowitz
House of the Good Shepherd
Italy
J.P. Bravoy
Americana
Valentines
Street
Madison
Woolvath
Wil Street
30Th Street
Dawn
Broadway
Fifth Avenue
Manhattan
Wdherway
Prookizn
Rudolph Valentino
Artesc
Rudolph
Recrntiy Vy
Rahman Pry
Abdu Fakh
Steip
Jackdentaby Tuedelph
Pin
the Messenger
Pius X
Vatican
Jackson
Mrs. Alston Ellis Tett
Atlantic City
Ellis Hall
Ohio
Marietta Register
Marietta
Consolt
Herrick
Austria
M. P. Totman
H. T. Phillips
M. GB. Copeland
Frank Lowry
W. E. Riley
Fred Porter L. BE. Munden
D. M. Sawyers
James E. Woodwort
Arthur Anderson
J. P. Wood
W. M. Johnson
New York City
Lake Denmark
N. J
Retween
Bentley
Eng
Peter Barrows
Teal
Steel Equipment Corporation of New York
Yours Truly, Frank Danford
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