Theatres bombed in Twin Cities panic injures one
Bombs exploded at two motion picture theatres in St Paul and Minneapolis injuring one person and damaging the venues. Owners canceled planned talks with striking employees, while unions denied involvement. The strike began after demand for a six day work week led to walkouts by stage hands operators and musicians. The Logan Theatre was also damaged though unoccupied except for the janitor.
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Stars visible now total six thousand claim
Hartford October 11 By Associated Press Professor Charles F E Rogers of Trinity College told Dean Edward L Troxell in a radio dialogue that if all stars visible to the unaided eye could be seen at once the number would be under six thousand. He explained the Milky Way is a vast galaxy of billions of stars with our sun among the smaller ones.
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Floods in Bulgaria Claim Lives and Ruin Towns
Bulgarian floods devastate Varna region and other coastal areas, killing five in a brick plant collapse. Vasillike is nearly wiped out with 100 homes destroyed and many injured as railway service is crippled and streets flood up to three feet.
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$360000 Bid For B & W Street Railway
Framingham Mass Oct 11 An offer of 360000 for all Boston & Worcester street railway property was submitted at the foreclose sale by Henry B Rising of Boston presenting the bondholders protective committee The sale was conducted by Franklin P Miller receiver The bid was the only one and is subject to confirmation by the Supreme Court at Boston Friday If confirmed the bondholder committee plans to take possession of the property in November and continue operations.
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Seek Day Agent's Job Delayed by Funds Shortage
Springfield May 31 Associated Press federal prohibition enforcement hopefuls who passed written exams last spring could not complete civil service oral examinations due to lack of funds. Officials say applications may be deferred as Congress last acted to speed appointments. The delay affects those seeking enforcement agent positions and may stall appointments until funding is restored.
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