Falls in Capm motion picture theater collapse leads to injuries
A theater collapse during a CAPM event snowed under by snow killed and injured many. over sixty injured were treated as officials and unofficial probes began. Edward Shaughnessy, among the injured, and his family were noted. Memorial services were held and investigations ordered by city officials, with engineers and coroners to determine cause and liability.
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Ater
Dewd
Edward Shaughnessy
Onicage
Necanid
Payton Gordon
War Department
Hotz and T S Comportably Reported After Illness
John Wendett Hots of St ebureh Derby is listed as comfortable at Griff hospital with double pneumonia. Father Hotz is a son and Mr and Mrs Joh Hore of this county.
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John Wendett Hots
Stebureh
Derby
Griff Hospital
List Niche
Hotz
Joh Hore
Thie Reaty
Elks Fair Attracts Hundreds On State Street
The Elks club held its annual fair and bazaar on State Street drawing hundreds last night. Tonight marks the final night of the event.
Stomach Troubles Ad Anemia Relief From Rad Salts
A public health style ad claims excess hydrochloric acid causes indigestion and stomach heaviness. It promotes four ounces of Rad Salts daily before breakfast for a week to neutralize acidity and aid digestion. It cites grape and lemon juice acids with lithia and sodium phosphate as the active ingredients.
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Staris
Beith Garay
Houssada
Governor Lake Harvard Man Joins Yale Alumni in Welcome to Angell
Governor Lake the Harvard man attended the Yale Alumni gathering in Fairfield County at the Lipiversi club to honor Yale President Angell. The event featured speeches by Angell and Governor Lake plus a Yale University quartet and formal toasts to Yale and its building program.
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Governor Lake
Harvard
YALE
Angell
Yale Alumnui Association
Fairfield County
Lipiversi Club
Tames Jr. Angell
Yale University
Sehayi
Tilt
American Legion
Samuel BE. Shaw
Ner
Bavk
Lake Vard Penga
Woustmaster Shaw
Middle West
Thia
Earthquakes Shift Poles Trigger Geologic Uprising
A garbled early 20th century report discusses shifting poles causing earthquakes and rock slippage along the Pacific in South America and near Southern California. It references December 1909 events, KaneZu province losses, and historic volcanic upheavals, noting immense dead tolls and debate among scientists.
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South America
Rocka
California
Es Ouway
KaneZu
Olas
Wedde
Shocks Felt Across Pacific Coast In January Tremor
Reports from California and Oregon describe earthquake shocks felt from San Francisco northward to Washington. Oregon cities reported trembling windows and rattled dishes with no damage. Cape Mendocino lighthouse noted stronger effects amid uncertain epicenter theories and guidance from universities.
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San Francisco
California
Oregon
Washington
Pacific Ocean
Harvard University
University of California
Cape Mendocino
Eusreka
Lghthouse
Cape Mendecina
Welferiig
Not a Bit Drowned Reports John Rogan
John Rogan, an oarsman, reports his boat was crushed in ice but he survived after leaving the state and rowing to Moamer Shoat lighthouse, then Sanny Hook before returning to Sheepshead Bay. His wife fainted when notified he was alive and well.
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New Yorn
John Rogan
OH Today
Rogan
Moamer Shoat
Root
Hne
Chicago Plans Steamship Service to Philadelphia
Chicago announces plans for regular steamship service to Philadelphia as five ocean going vessels are bought to launch the line. Ships pass from Great Lakes to St. Lawrence via Welland locks. Clyde, others, face ice and canal limits while routes via Panama and the Atlantic port links to Quebec Boston New York and Philadelphia are arranged.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
West Simmer
Chicago Teamship Company
Welland Canal
St. Lawrence
George W. Clydy
Tua Novi
St. Clair
Clyde
Siz
Stl. Clair
Shipping Board
Seattle
Panama
Cank
Sa Lawrence
Ole Passenge Petoskey
A Air
Damaged Building Fire and Police Shootings Reported
In Northstre, a four story building owned by the Hills estate suffered damage estimated at 340.006. Hanna Sullivan was rescued from the fourth floor as a patrolman was shot. In Mexico City, a policeman was shot and likely wounded during disorders amid a drivers strike.
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Willimantic. Dan
Eiie
Northstre
T. Mf. Hills Estate
Hanna Sullivan
Polaceman
Mexico City
Liceman
Dhe
Suike
Barrett Salary Changes Stir Local Politics
Michael Barreth is said to take the post of chief engineer today with a boosted salary of 32,109 a year after a prior reduction to 1 640. The mayor's economy program had reduced the pay under Republican rule from 2,400. William McCoombs, ex-president of the Fifth District Democrat rink, is slated to become president of buildings at the Wellard Building. Alderman Wel artnalt is expected to be named as director within days.
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Michael Barreth
William McCoombs
Democrat Rink
Gulisa Af Sipadiniga Dent
Buildinga
Wellard
Welartnalt
Arbuckle Arguments To Commence Today
Proceedings on the Arbuckle case begin today with testimony from key witnesses including a physician and a landowner. The sessions, scheduled to start before noon tomorrow, aim to complete the preliminary phase of the mansion trial.
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Arbuckle
San Fila
Fleischmanns Yeast Promotes Digestion And Tongue Cleanliness
Thousands find relief from digestive disturbances by eating Fleischmanns Yeast. It aids digestion, promotes pancreatic juice flow, cleans a coated tongue, and supports overall digestive health. Consume 2 or 3 cakes daily in milk orange juice or milk shakes and place a standing order with your grocer.
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Fleischmann
Fieschmann
P. APPLAUDS PLEA FOR TARIFF CONTINUED
The article lists officials and supporters from Haven and Bridgeport including Robert C. Maton, former Governor Rollin S Weedruff, Senator James A. McDonald of New Haven, and numerous locals such as Frederic A. Bartlete Albert E Lavery James A. Turner Samuel Dawe and others as they back a tariff plea.
Jacksonville Council Drops the Word Sober from Law
In Jacksonville Florida the city council voted 12 to 7 to remove the term sober from an ordinance requiring applicants to be sober and of good moral character. A single member abstained. One councilman questioned whether a man could be drawn or sober under the new order amid prohibition era changes.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Ciy Council
Siglengy
Sladey
Prison sentences handed down in New Haven case
Raymond A. Perking and Margaret Hopkins were sentenced to ten to five years in the state prison by Judge John E. Keele in Superior Court on theft charges. The report also notes a separate boxing bout scheduled tonight at Herrman Pacific Seast Alter ey the third n oot with an 18 round format.
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New Haven
Raymond A. Perking
Margaret Hopkins
John EB. Keele
the Herrman
Pacific
Bromide Headache Cure Ad Says Bromo Quinine
An old advertisement touts a laxative and germ destroyer as a remedy for headaches caused by colds. It urges buyers to ensure they get BROMO and mentions a 30 cent price, with a signature claiming E. W. Grove authenticity.
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E. W. Grove
Fraternal Meetings and Lodges List Across City
A fragmented notice lists diverse fraternal groups and meetings with addresses including 140 Middle Street, Beach Street, State Street, Broad Street, and East Washington Avenue. It mentions Italian Women’s council, Women’s clubs, Masons, Shriners, and other lodges, plus scattered venue names such as St George’s Hall and Arion Hall seeking notices or event details.
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Italian Woman's Council
Beach Street
Wowomnen Tribe
State Street
Monitay Lodge
Alelphian Lodge
Broad Street
Magra Charta Lodge
Sens of
St George
St. George's Hall
Stratford Arenas
Penth
Woman's Clun
Arion
East Ma
The Danger of Pneumonia Ad for Father Johns Medicine
An advertisement touts Father Johns Medicine as a safe, alcohol free remedy for colds and pneumonia risk. It claims to boost energy, cleanse impurities, and heal breathing passages with a gentle laxative effect, noting sixty five years of use.
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Father John
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