Mississippi Turret No 2 Explosion Kills dozens
Turret No 2 on the battleship Mississippi exploded during target practice off San Pedro causing widespread casualties. Reports say forty three enlisted men and three officers dead with many injured as the ship retreated to sea and rescue ships rushed to aid the wounded. Lieutenant Zellars and Ensign Erwin among the dead, Ensign Leveasseur saved others before perishing.
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San Francisco
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Adriansville
Sylvester Bridges
Brixton
Miss
New Mexico
B. J.leveasseur
Leveasseur
Erwin
Zellars
No. 2
Long Beach
Atlanta
H. D. Smith
Ensign Smith
Washington
Mississippi
Wiley
Navy Department
Secretary of Navy
Oberle
Battles Division
San Pedro
Cal
Associated Press
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Kingfisher
Qelief
T. Zellars
B. W. Smith
McCray
Noeller
San Clemente Island
Navy Yard Accident Sends 20 to Hospital Ship
Dreadnaught anchored near harbor drills. twenty stretcher cases taken to hospital. An explosion from a 14 inch shell hits beyond the Yale, no injuries reported. San Pedro officials refuse comment with strict censorship though another hang fire aboard the Mississippi is reported after departure.
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San Pedro
Jack Kennedy
Pacific Fleet
San Francisco
Cal
Navy
Margaret Willis Sentenced to Life for Trunk Murder
Mrs. Margaret Willis, recently convicted of the trunk murder of Dr. Benjamin Baldwin, was sentenced to life imprisonment at San Quentin. Her attorney filed affidavits claiming a juror was browbeaten into voting guilty.
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Los Angeles
Margaret Willis
Benjamin Baldwin
Denver
San Quentin
Naval Seaplane Falls Pilot Might Be Dead
Unofficial reports from San Pedro indicate a naval seaplane operating near San Clemente Island fell today injuring if not killing the pilot. Confirmation was hampered by the Missingino disaster overshadowing harbor events this afternoon and tonight.
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San Clemente Island
Chicago Doctor Elected Treasurer for Methodist Foreign Missions
Dr. Morris W. Ehnes of Chicago was elected treasurer of the Methodist board of foreign missions at a special meeting, succeeding Dr. George M. Fowles. The announcement comes from New York on June 12.
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Morris W. Ehnes
Chicago
Methodist Board of Foreign Missions
George M. Fowles
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