Looters at Work in Flooded Valley
Looting followed the Gray dam break as floodwaters swept the Otay valley. Federal troops and marines patrolled, dozens of bodies recovered, and residents evacuated as a large-scale disaster response unfolded amid rising water from Morena dam and Trajuana river flooding.
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California
Otay Valley
Titty
San Luis
Sajuana
Pan Diego
Motena
Imperial Beach
Trajuana
Brvasl
Mic
George Cromwell
City Crotners
Ban Diage
Morena
Gray
Tia- Juana
Otev Valles
Crytain
Charles 1 Mestoutt Jr
Immune Valley Waere
Wasiga Hamilton O Brien
Mudwaukes
Geay
Law
Tiajuana
Clifornia
Niule
Buinis
Memphis
Uncle Giver Blood for William Martin in Augusta
In Augusta Georgia on January 30 a special report notes young William Martin Jr after an accidental shooting by companion John Connor. He underwent a blood transfusion via his uncle Claud Fleming and showed slight improvement after the operation.
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Augusta
William Martin, Jr
John Connor
Claud Fleming
Measure to Build Merchant Marine Privileges Licenses
Lawmakers push a bill to require revocable government licenses for all water carriers and to allow the shipping board to own majority stock in companies to operate vessels. It aims to curb foreign transfers of American ships, curb unfair competition, and enable the government to step in with ownership or control if private interests fail to meet needs in foreign trade.
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United States
Alexander
Ves Sels
Panama Railroad Company
Rad
United States Shipping Board
Congress
Shipping Board
New York
Two Die as Auto Dives Into Canal in Fog
Savannah Georgia January 30 Special two men were killed and two injured when an automobile returning from Thunderbolt left Gale avenue and plunged into Casey canal during a dense fog. The dead are Frank May and J Mulligan. injured W A Varn and B L Hartfelder. The driver tried to give room to pass another car and ran off the road into the canal. Mulligan and May were trapped under the wreck and drowned.
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Savannah
Thunderbolt
Gale Avenue
Casey Canal
Frank May
J Mulligan
W A Varn
B. L. Hartfelder
Mulligan
May
Brannon, Georgia Lawyer Turned Priest Dies in Fort Worth
Fort Worth Texas January 30 Rev Patrick F Brannon a Roman Catholic missionary widely known in the south died there late last night Brannon native of Georgia before entering the priest hood forty years ago he was an attorney and took part in Georgia political affairs during the Reconstruction era after the Civil War.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Patrick F. Brannon
South
Father Brannon
Georgia
Thom. F. Thomson Dies at Home in Savannah
Tomas F Thomson, Savannah city treasurer since 1901, died suddenly at his home from heart failure while dressing. He was 65, born July 12, 1850 in Macon. Funeral set for tomorrow at 4 PM.
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Savannah
Tomas F. ‘Thomson
Macon
Painful Tetter On Hands And Face Healed By Cuticura
A Bristol Tennessee reader suffering from painful red splotches on hands and face reports relief after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. The writer recalls extensive itching and disfigurement, then notes healing within two months and requests a free sample by mail along with a 32 page Skin Book.
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Sinen
Theo T
Ms T
Mm JR Furrow
Windsor Ave
Bristol
Tenn
Cuthurs
Dept. IT
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