Earthquake Toll Soars in Italy Aftershock Damage and Rescue Efforts
Reports from 24 towns near Avezzano indicate about 27 800 dead with many others feared buried. Premier Salandra warns the figures may drop as survivors are found, while King Victor Emmanuel fears higher casualties. Debris threatens Lake Fucino and refugees face pneumonia in open camps as 30 000 soldiers aid relief efforts.
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Salandra
Lite Rie
Premur Salandra
Conservatiom
Prentier Salandra
Victor Emmanuel
Avezzano
Sora
Dean
Averzutio
Pescina
Vaglianomarsi
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Capelle
Isolatini
Caniztrello
Dalmona
Torre Cajetani
Tognaresto
Ceze
Arpino
Villalaga
el Coccula
Abtrogana
Bussi
Peza
Pachaml
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Ame
Debria
Palazzio del Braga
Thomas Nelson Page
Anishvan Ambateador
Naples
Caverta
Meteorological Institute
Monteratondo
Zagurulo
Gatl- Ang
Pereto
Victor Ammanuel
Furntal
Atalla
Rescued From Ruins After Earthquake at Sora Church
Rescue workers evacuated dozens of survivors from the Church of Sutila Beatituca in Sora after Friday’s quake. Hundreds gathered to pray as rescuers pulled twenty seven injured individuals and a priest from debris amid chaotic relief efforts.
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Sutila
Expect Extra Session in Washington as Senate Fights Deadlock
Democratic leaders in the Senate face a parliamentary obstacle from minority senators that blocks broad legislation. With only weeks remaining in the Sixty-fifth Congress, hopes for general bills have waned, aside from approval of appropriations and related measures.
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Washington
Senate
Red Cross Funds Sought After Earthquake Tragedy
A garbled dispatch reports Red Cross sending twenty thousand dollars to Washington and to a chief official to appeal to the United States for funds after a devastating earthquake. Mentions a family lynching, multiple names, and a rally planned in a town with damages and injuries noted.
Earthquake devastates Italian towns killing and injuring thousands
Rome and Avezzano report mass casualties as a severe quake levels Avezzano and Sora, with 20 000 dead and 80 000 injured feared. Rescuers dig through ruins while churches and embassies suffer. panic grips Rome as aftershocks subside.
Congress rejects woman suffrage amendment vote
The House defeated by 204 to 174 a proposal to submit a federal constitutional amendment for women's suffrage. Democratic leader Underwood opposed the measure while Republican leader Mann supported it. the defeat marked the second major setback for suffrage in a year. Separate item notes an Oregon senate vote on equal suffrage and an earthquake recorded near Washington at Georgetown University.
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Washington
House of Representatives
States
Congress
Aspffrage’ Ashe
Nou
Amondelt
Underwood
Mann
Whitby Coast Guard Station Targeted by German Bombardment
The Whitby coast guard station on the English coast proved a strong target for raiding German warships. German gunners demonstrated excellent aim, with star condition showing precision in their bombardment.
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Coast Guard
Whitby
Damage Down by Aleman. London Dispatch
A wireless dispatch from Herling and the military authorities reports Dunkirk heavily attacked by German air forces. The city endured a near destruction as the aerial assault took place on Sunday, causing widespread damage and concern.
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Aleman
London
Herling
Dunkirk
Alralto
Stnday
EXPECT EUROPEAN WAR 10 SPREAD RELATIONS TENSE IN ASIA MINOR
Relations between Greece and Turkey have reached a breaking point over alleged mistreatment of Greeks in Asia Minor. Romania considers joining the Allies, aiming to aid in a broader conflict. Italy may grant Serra a share of the Adriatic, while Bulgaria's stance could hasten or delay Balkan participation depending on Macedonia claims.
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Turkey
Asia Minor
Londag
Transylvania
Adria
Roguieniy
Alifea
Aho
Haly
Hodeida
Briley
Italy
Serra
Rowmania
Bulgaria
Mecedonia
Federal bill creates standard barrel for dry goods
Washington reports lawmakers agreed on a bill passed by the Senate establishing a standard barrel for fruit, vegetables and other dry commodities marking the first time the federal government will exercise 18 constitutional controls over the welbts and ensures of the country as Congress pushes measures forward. Madame Schumann-Heink cancels tour dates due to bronchial pneumonia in Chicago. Cuban wage earners receive government aid plans considered by the American Federation of Labor executives. Vancouver notes Canadian customs drops contraband inquiry over hides shipment to the United States.
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Washington
Senate
Chicago
Ernestine Schumann- Heink
Nanancee
Cubana
Glyen
Plina
Cuba
American Federation of Labor
Federation
Decree Promised to End Gambling in Mexico
Vera Crige General Carranaa announced plans to promulgate a decree aimed at eliminating gambling in Mexico. The measure targets most forms of gambling and seeks to curb related activities across the country.
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Vera Crige
Carranaa Bag
Mexico
Lorian
Regular Parliamentary Sitting Opens in 1916
The regular parliamentary sitting of 1916 began Tuesday with Iaron de Mackay as president pro tempore and the chamber brought to order. The baron delivered an address described as a spirited and lively initial statement.
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Parin
Iaron
Auns de Mackay
20000 Attend Mask Ball in San Francisco
A new muntelpad auditorium in San Branly civic center was dedicated Saturday night during the Panama-Pack Ac exposition. About 120,000 persons attended the event and stood in the crowd as the gala opened.
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San Francisco
Muntelpad
San Branly To
Bryan Protests to Carranza over Tampico oil shutdown
Mexican authorities threaten to shut down oil plants near Tampico over unpaid assessments. U S Secretary Bryid protests directly to Carranza authorities and notifies General Carranza. Most plants are owned by American and British capital. The issue has drawn embassy and state department attention. Also reported: Chicago board of trade president Canby denies aiding high prices amid wheat holdings. Governor Cole L. Liesse resigns with Lieutenant Governor Smith taking oath for the unexpired term.
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Bryid
Sig
Carranza
Tampico
State Department
Chicago
Canby
Chicago Board of Trade
Millers
United States
Solumbis
D. C
Cole L. Biease
Senate
Smith
Land Savings Away Swift Tanks Rally Funds from Aristocrats
The Hapaburg family and Austrian aristocracy are sending deposits and large orders to acquire American assets. Vienna-based backers, including prominent figures, are funneling money and scrip for investments. A recent high value cash withdrawal in Tyok suggests substantial transfers amid shifting fortunes.
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Trenova
Hapaburg Famlty
Aritocracy
Vienna
Prisoner of war held in Langley farm capture
Carl Mackensen, nephew of a famed German general praised by the Kaiser for Poland campaigns, was arrested Thursday by police under military orders. He is kept a prisoner of war at Langley, awaiting the end of the current conflict.
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Vancouver
B. C
Carl
Mackenson
Poland
Mackensen
Langley
Olympia bill seeks to legalize restricted track betting
Olympia Washington proposes a Republican backed measure to legalize restricted betting inside the Ingallzé race track enclosure. The bill aims to regulate wagering under state antirace track gambling law while allowing limited betting activities.
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Olympia
Wash
Ghent
Kieg
Washington
Big Firm Sankrugt in Bankruptcy After Belgium Trade Halt
A large firm named Sankrugt in Turin and Haly collapsed into bankruptcy Thursday. The kranco Arm, dealers in precious metals, faced a debt estimated at 10,000,000 francs or about 2,000,000 dollars, attributed to trade disruptions with Belgium.
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Haly
Kranco
Belgium
Denver license dispute delays auto service bid
An application for a Neenae operate Seenti autos in Denver was denied after a hearing at Capital City. Benjamin Davis and Duke Trnott represented Salt Tako based Street Auto Service Corp as competition concerns and regulatory scrutiny rose from the Horticultural and Agricultural association along with the Mortentturat natontr group.
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Denver
Neenae
Seenti Auto Tignes
Benjamin Davis
Duke Trnott
Street Auto Service Corporation of
Salt Tako
Germans Capture French Towns Near Soissons
German war office claims ongoing assaults have cleared the north bank of the Aisne near Soissons and captured towns including Guffea Crovy Bucyle Long Misay Vautrot and Valjeree, forcing French retreats and massive river casualties as bridges topple. Russian campaigns in northern Europe show activity with no decisive results.
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Aisna
Sosssons
Fiendera
Alsace
Kuiger
von Ktuck
Aisne
Misay
Vautrot
Val- Jeree
Solescns
Oriter
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Alspe
Guna
Bent
Lael
Ntreiya
Kart Prusele
Russia
Theag Diatricta
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Loatsen
East Prussia
Har Toxsta
Victim Described After Rome Disaster Flight
Survivor Ara Destitute recounts fleeing the catastrophe as authorities and townsfolk grapple with devastation. Victims deserted by fate, the injured and shelterless crowd endure the wreck’s immediate aftermath and the town’s struggle to aid the desolate.
Broad trust alleged in Missouri. attorney general to sue
Alleged trust schemes involve Jefferyson City and St. Louis firms facing action by Attorney General Barker. The suit alleges a seven firm agreement forming a poolant trust with a key company to be directed under Missouri law. A separate manslaughter charge was filed Friday against Beattie and associates linked to a boxing bout that led to Anderson’s death.
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Sult
St. Louis
Barker
Galt
Jefferson City
Atic Phare
American Bakery Company
Bt Loule
Atte Milpterizerl En Mantay
Ath Nay General Baker
Approver Wilson Speech Marks Mexican Metal Tone
Washington General Mulalle terms head of the provisional government in Mexico City have politely expressed approval of President Wilson's latest speech. The comment comes as Indianapolis notes focus on the broader Mexico policy and potential reforms.
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Wilson
Washington
Mulalle Termes
Mexico City
Fire kills five in Beaufort private yacht blaze
Five people die when a private yacht named Julia catches fire near Pamlico Sound early Friday after an explosion triggers the disaster. Investigators focus on the blaze’s origin and timing as residents report flames spreading rapidly.
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Beaufort
N. C
Yaant Julia
Pamlico Sound
Night Riders Kill Man in Paducah Incident
A Paducah, Kentucky death is reported as caused by night riders attacking a man near his home late at night. Information reaching the press indicates the victim was struck and killed, with details still emerging as officials investigate the case.
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Paducah, Ky
Hoeelney
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