Tampa Bay Area Endures Severe Storm Damage
The storm battered inland areas up to forty miles from Tampa with toppled trees and flooded streets near Plant City and Tampa. Rainfall of 4.26 inches in 108 hours recorded at Plant City as Lake Cat and surrounding regions suffered heavy damage. St. Petersburg and St. Augustine wireless stations went out with ships damaged and crews rescued.
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Tampa
Bay Shore
St Petersburg
Pampa
Wis Palm Beach
Fla
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Comber
Jupiter Woodess
Here
St. Augustine
Jin
Thames
Jacksonville
Miami
Luyater
E. 4
Wuail
Gomez
Bank Reorganization Overseen by State Banking Authority
A bank combined with examinations and leadership changes under state supervision as a reorganization proceeds. Officials note financial strain and discuss capital needs while pursuing corrective actions to stabilize the institution and protect depositors.
Film distributors vow uninterrupted delivery despite strike
Chicago reports that motion picture distributors plan to maintain service to exhibitors even if a general railroad strike occurs. They discuss using motor trucks and airplanes to deliver films. The First National Pictures meeting in Chicago included a message from President Harding praising the industry and a declaration urging wholesome, clean pictures for commercial success.
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Chicago
First National Pictures, Inc
Drake
Harding
Rates West Sligo Mississippi Ordered to Reduce
The department orders a reduction in rates across the western Sligo Mississippi area affecting wages and rail charges. Officials indicate the move aims to hasten labor costs and align with new schedules.
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Ae A Sligosippi
Troops in Germany Will Soon Be Moved
Washington reports the peace treaties with Germany and Austria have been sent to Berlin and Vienna for ratification. After exchanges, American troops on the Rhine, about 15 000 men, will begin departing over roughly two weeks in a normal but gradual withdrawal. A formal peace proclamation will be issued to satisfy legal requirements and curb future disputes.
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Washington
Germany
Austria
Berlin
Vienna
Rhine
Congress
Springdale Forms New Community Congregational Church
Big Timber and Springdale residents organized a new Community Congregational church in Springdale. Rev. C S Marsell and Rev. K K Johnson led a moving picture and worship program with over 160 attendees. Thirty charter members were received and baptism rites performed for several parishioners.
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Big Timber
Springdale
New Community Congregational Church
C. S. Marsell
Kk. H. Johnson
Billings
Johnson
Maraolf
Hax
Wm. Muir, Jr
Glen Overfelt
George ‘Ttorson
James 8. Ferris
Francia
Mary Arndt
Florence Ferris
Grace Meigs
Edith Fahligren
Ralph. Collins
Mes. K. Va
Fahlgren
Miles Named Executive for Great Lakes Tidewater Association
A. W. Miles of Livingston was named executive at large for the Great Lakes Tidewater Association. The appointment, announced yesterday, names Miles to help push plans to link the James River in Virginia area with ports along the Atlantic via the Saint Lawrence river project. The association, founded years ago, backs the proposal to extend shipping from the Great Lakes to the Atlantic through the St. Lawrence route, a 1,006 mile distance from Montana to the ocean. Governor Dixon and banker George L. Ramsey of Helena welcomed Miles’ appointment and support for the Lawrence project.
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Dixon
New -York
New York City
Tidewater. Association
M. Lawrence
Maer Lana
Atlantic
Broken: By Potter at Le Berry Farm
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a broken item labeled by Potter at Le Berry Farm with scattered names and codes. No coherent event or clear entities beyond the site and author.
Federal Aid Funds May Go Unclaimed
Helena Oct. 23 The Montana highway commission warns that about 1.5 million dollars in federal road funds may lapse unless obligated by June 3, 1922. Chairman Lanstrum says preliminary actions include project surveys and plans approved by the Federal Bureau of Roads before agreement can be signed.
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Helena
Montana
Lanstrum
State Highway Department
Billings Man Introduces Felling Instrument
A Billings resident named Boyd T. Dickinson announces a new felling tool, patented last August, to remove hides. The device, shown in eastern factory models, aims to simplify hide removal by standardizing length and care, replacing traditional hammer and knife methods.
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Billings
Boyd T. Dickingon
Dickinson
Labor unions demand satisfactory settlement to avert strike
Chicago October 2 1966 executives of the Big Four sisterhoods and the Switchmen's Union told the U S railroad labor board that only a satisfactory settlement could avert a walkout starting next Sunday at 4 30 A M. They testified that the board should reconsider the July wage cut of 12 percent and urged wage restoration and pay back to July 1. The board pressed the leaders on authority to halt a strike and whether they would obey orders. The leaders asserted they had no power to cancel the strike order and would not obey board or employer orders.
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Chicago
Big Four Brotherhoods
Switchmen’s Union of North America
United States Railroad Labor Board
E. M. Barton
Labor Board
Warren S. Stone
W. G. Lee
L. E. Sheppard
W. §. Carter
T. C. Cashen
W. S. Carter
Ben W. Hooper
Hooper
Lee
Hhe
House Pushes War Debts Commission Plan Despite Defeat of Amendments
The House passed a bill to create a War Debts Commission headed by the Secretary of the Treasury with authority to refund foreign war debts to the United States. An amendment requiring congressional review failed, and a motion to recommit also lost. The vote total fell 60 to 131 on the main motion, with firings through the aisles noted.
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Washington
Congress
House
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
Representative Frear
Wisconsin
Iways
Missiccippi
Abels
Lea Wetion
Mondell Aims to Oust Texas Democrat From House
The House debated the procedure on a resolution to expel Thomas L. Blanton of Texas for alleged obscene material printed in official publications. Speaker Mondell pushed for immediate action, predicting expulsion after about two hours of debate with most Republicans expected to support removal. Debate showed bipartisan calls for careful handling.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Thomas L. Blanton
Texas
Representative Mondell
Wyoming
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Blan
Mondell
Moon
Blantes
Feer-Afths
Barge Investment Plans Highlighted in Industrial Talk
A fragmented, OCR style note outlines that additional workers and firms may be employed to ensure a reasonable return on a barge investment. It compares to Havre and emphasizes future industrial undertakings and investments.
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Havre
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